A Christmas Carol Scenes 1,2,3

What is the plot summary of Scene 1 in A Christmas Carol?

• Scene 1 in A Christmas Carol focuses on the Cratchit family and their struggles during the holiday season, highlighting the contrast between their joy and Scrooge's miserliness.

• The plot summary of Scene 1 in A Christmas Carol involves the introduction of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old man who is visited by his nephew and two gentlemen seeking donations for the poor. Scrooge dismisses them all with his characteristic grumpiness and lack of Christmas spirit.

• The plot summary of Scene 1 in A Christmas Carol involves the introduction of the Ghost of Christmas Past and his journey with Scrooge through his past Christmases.

• In Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge is visited by the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come who shows him a vision of his future if he does not change his ways.

What is the main conflict in A Christmas Carol?

• Conflict between Scrooge and the Ghost of Christmas Past

• Conflict between Scrooge and the town mayor

• Internal struggle of Ebenezer Scrooge

• Conflict between Scrooge and the weather

Which of these events occurred in Scene 2?

• Scrooge's help dance on his grave.

• Scrooge returns home to the spirit of Jacob Marley, his deceased business partner.

• Scrooge refuses to help the poor.

• Scrooge meets the first of three spirits.

How can you describe the character of young Scrooge in Scene 3?

• angry

• miserly

• spirited

• crotchety

In Scene 2 of A Christmas Carol, what is the main event that sets the story in motion?

• The redemption of Tiny Tim

• The visit of Marley's ghost to Scrooge

• The arrival of the three Christmas spirits

• Scrooge's visit to Marley's ghost

Describe the atmosphere and surroundings in Scene 2 of A Christmas Carol.

• Warm, bright, and cheerful, with a sense of excitement and joy

• The atmosphere and surroundings in Scene 2 of A Christmas Carol are described as cold, dark, and eerie, with a sense of foreboding and loneliness.

• Sunny, colorful, and lively, with a sense of happiness and celebration

• Quiet, peaceful, and serene, with a sense of contentment and harmony

How does the conflict in A Christmas Carol drive the story forward?

• It creates tension and obstacles for the main character.

• It is quickly resolved with no lasting effects

• It makes the main character's life easier

• It has no impact on the story

What are the key events that unfold in Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol?

• The key events in Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol include the introduction of the character of Jacob Marley, the discussion of Scrooge's past with his former fiancée, and the arrival of the Ghost of Christmas Present

• The key events in Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol include the introduction of the character of Tiny Tim, the visit of the Ghost of Christmas Past, and the revelation of Scrooge's childhood

• The key events in Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol include the introduction of the character of Bob Cratchit, the poor working conditions at Scrooge's office, and the interaction between Scrooge and his nephew Fred.

• The key events in Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol include the introduction of the character of Mrs. Cratchit, the discussion of Scrooge's past with his former business partner, and the arrival of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

What significant developments occur in Scene 3 of A Christmas Carol?

• In Scene 3 of A Christmas Carol, significant developments include the visit of the Ghost of Christmas Present and the revelation of the Cratchit family's humble but happy Christmas celebration.

• The revelation of Scrooge's secret love of Belle

• Scrooge's decision to skip Christmas altogether

• The arrival of the Ghost of Christmas Past

What does Jacob Marley carry with him in death?

• chains of greed

• money

• coins

• Scrooge's problems