A Christmas Carol - Stave 5 (Multiple Choice)

How is Scrooge feeling when he realizes he is back in his own room?

• He seems pretty happy, but a little nervous about the future.

• He is a little upset because the spirits made him miss Christmas morning.

• He is overjoyed and bubbling with excitement about starting his new life.

• He is sad because all he can think about is how much he misses his sister.

Which action proves how Scrooge is feeling when he finds himself back in his own room?

• He keeps nervously looking out of the window.

• He keeps talking about missing Christmas morning.

• He dances while he shaves his face.

• He cries while holding a picture of his sister.

What did Scrooge send a young boy on the street to do?

• to deliver a Christmas turkey to Bob Cratchit and his family

• to find a street car for Scrooge to ride in

• to purchase roasted walnuts for the Cratchits

• to find a preacher so Scrooge can donate money

What did Scrooge say to the "portly gentlemen"?

• He is sorry about his past behavior, and invited them to dinner.

• He is willing to contribute to the man's cause, if he will meet him next Monday in the office.

• He is sorry about his past behavior, and intends to contribute a large sum of money to his cause.

• He is willing to work for the man's organization, if he can travel the world to seek money for the cause.

How did Scrooge spend Christmas evening?

• with the Cratchits

• at his nephew Fred's house

• working with the portly gentlemen

• searching for the last spirit

How did Scrooge stun Bob Cratchit on the day after Christmas?

• He offered to give his wife a job.

• He yelled at him for being late, and fired him.

• He invited him to his home for dinner.

• He jokingly scolded him for being late, and then gave him a raise.

What happens to Tiny Tim at the end of the novel?

• He gets married and becomes a wealthy young man.

• He dies young from illness, but becomes very famous.

• He survives and Scrooge becomes a second father to him.

• He survives, but has to go through daily treatments.

What is said about Scrooge at the end of the novel?

• He knows how to keep Christmas well.

• He is the best person to go to for a loan.

• He knows more people than anyone else in London.

• He has the best smile in London.

How is stave five parallel to stave one?

• Scrooge is grouchy in both staves.

• Scrooge is happy in both staves.

• In stave 5, Scrooge is nice to the same people he was mean to in stave 1, in the same order.

• In stave 5, Scrooge thinks about his old fiancee, just like he did in stave 1.

What are the final words of this novel?

• God Bless Us, Everyone!

• A Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!

• Walking in a Winter Wonderland!

• Santa Clause is Coming to Town!