Dialogue + Character Development

Which line from scene 1 shows that Scrooge is greedy?

• That’s enough, Mr. Cratchit. Back to work. There’s money to be earned.

• Bah! Humbug!

• Nephew! You celebrate Christmas your way. Let me celebrate it in mine.

• Absolutely not. Coal costs money. Doesn’t your coat keep you warm?

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6.8C

In scene 1, how does Scrooge's dialogue with Cratchit contribute to Scrooge's character development?

• Scrooge expresses genuine concern for Cratchit's welfare.

• Scrooge shows indifference to Cratchit's welfare.

• Scrooge grows angry with Cratchit for speaking against him.

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6.8C

What was Scrooge's first reaction to seeing Ghost Marley in scene 2?

• He didn't want to believe it.

• He begged for his forgiveness.

• He argued with the ghost and demanded money for ruining his evening.

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6.8C

Which line from scene 2 shows that Scrooge is willing to hear out Ghost Marley?

• I don’t. You are merely an undigested bit of beef, or an underdone potato. Maybe a little stomach gas.

• Pooh pooh! I’m not a man to be frightened by shadows.

• Jacob, what can be done?

• Mercy, dreadful spirit! What is it you want with me?

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6.8C

Which line from Scene 3 shows Scrooge is starting to understand his values are wrong?

• I first needed to seek my fortune.

• Of course not! Look how happy everyone is. Fezziwig was a master at making people happy. It was little things mostly: the way he looked at you, or a pat on the back. And this dancing!

• Spirit, why do you torture me? Show me no more. I don’t wish to see it!

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6.8C