Xmas Carol Section 2 & 3 Quiz

Why does Scrooge keep the door to watch his clerk?

• Scrooge keeps the door open to communicate better with his clerk.

• Scrooge keeps the door open because he does not trust his clerk.

• Scrooge keeps the door open to share the fire with his clerk.

• Scrooge keeps the door open to force his clerk to ask for the shovel.

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How does Scrooge's nephew perceive his uncle?

• Scrooge’s nephew believes that his uncle should be spending his money on Christmas

• Scrooge’s nephew understands why his uncle wants to keep his office open on Christmas

• Scrooge’s nephew feels that his uncle does not take the holidays as seriously as he should

• Scrooge’s nephew does not understand why Scrooge is disgruntled with the holidays

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What impact does the author’s use of repetition and sound devices have on the reader’s understanding of Scrooge’s character?

• The use of repetition and sound devices help the reader better understand Scrooge’s anxiety and uncertainty

• The use of repetition and sound devices help the reader better understand Scrooge’s doubt and frustration

• The use of repetition and sound devices help the reader better understand Scrooge’s loneliness and solitude

• The use of repetition and sound devices help the reader better understand Scrooge’s ignorance and bewilderment

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How does the Ghost of Christmas Past’s perspective about Fezziwig affect Scrooge?

• Scrooge says to the Ghost that Fezziwig was a good businessman, revealing that Scrooge wants to run his office differently

• Scrooge says that the Ghost is wrong about Fezziwig, revealing that Scrooge remembers his own youth better than he thought he did

• Scrooge explains to the Ghost why Fezziwig's actions are so important, revealing that Scrooge is starting to value the importance of treating others kindly

• Scrooge begs the Ghost to let him stay at the party, revealing that Scrooge misses the company and friendship of others

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How does Scrooge respond when he sees his younger self?

• He is happy

• He cries

• He starts to remember how happy his childhood was

• He laughs

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How are Scrooge and Fezziwig's values different?

• Fezziwig is obsessed with money and Scrooge isn't

• Scrooge values happiness, while Fezziwig values sadness

• Scrooge values money, while Fezziwig values relationships

• Fezziwig hates Christmas and Scrooge loves it

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CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

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Who was Marley?

• Scrooge's older brother

• Scrooge's boss

• Scrooge's business partner

• Scrooge's father

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CCSS.RL.6.9

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What happened when Scrooge was opening the door at the beginning of the story?

• The door opened itself.

• The key turned into a snake.

• The knob became too hot to handle.

• The knocker turned into Marley's face.

What did Scrooge say about Fezziwig?

• He was crazy to spend money on a party.

• Fezziwig had the power to make others happy.

• He did the opposite of Fezziwig because Fezziwig was a bad businessman.

• The spirit was lying about Fezziwig.

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What was young Scrooge doing on Christmas?

• Dancing at Fezziwig's party

• Reading a book alone

• Working with Marley

• Talking with his nephew

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CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

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