A Christmas Carol

Why does Scrooge have a problem with people enjoying Christmas?

• He thinks that poor people deserve to be unhappy.

• He only cares about making money and Christmas interrupts business.

• He only pretends to dislike Christmas.

• He is reminded of his sweetheart on Christmas

Who is Marley?

• Scrooge's employee

• Scrooge brother

• Scrooge nephew

• Scrooge's deceased business partner

What does the reader learn about Scrooge during his visit from the Spirit of Christmas Past?

• That there were people in his past he cared about.

• He was the teacher's pet.

• He was alone and lonely as a child.

• He only cared about money he was young.

What does Scrooge learn through the journey to Christmas Present?

• Cratchit and his family are poor.

• His nephew has a sick child.

• His employees are stealing his belongings.

• He is well liked by Mrs. Cratchit.

How does Scrooge react to the visions shown to him by the Spirts of Christmas YET to Come?

• He scoffs at the images.

• He is frightened.

• He is humored.

• He is angry.

The setting of "A Christmas Carol" is a small town in England.

• True

• False

Scrooge never changes how he feels about Christmas.

• True

• False

Scrooge put off getting married because he was more focused on making money.

• True

• False

Marley tells Scrooge to expect three more ghost.

• True

• False

The younger Scrooge at Fezziwig's party is seen enjoying the party.

• True

• False