Practice Time!

What does Marley's chains symbolize in "A Christmas Carol"?

• Marley's wealth and success.

• The burden of his sins and selfishness in life.

• Marley's loyalty and commitment to Scrooge.

• The spirit of Christmas past.

Which character symbolizes innocence and the plight of the poor in "A Christmas Carol"?

• Ebenezer Scrooge.

• Jacob Marley.

• Fred, Scrooge's nephew.

• Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit's son.

What does Scrooge's counting house represent in "A Christmas Carol"?

• Joy and celebration.

• Materialism, greed, and isolation.

• Family and community.

• Hope and redemption.

Which theme is central to "A Christmas Carol"?

• Revenge.

• Betrayal.

• Redemption.

• Greed.

Which characteristic is commonly found in Victorian novels?

• Surrealism.

• Postmodernist narrative.

• Realism.

• Magical realism.

What distinguishes the characters in Victorian novels?

• They lack depth and complexity.

• They are purely symbolic representations.
  

• They have rich personalities and psychological depth.

• They are caricatures with exaggerated traits.

What did Victorian novels often emphasize as a means of personal and social advancement?

• Physical strength.

• Emotional detachment.

• Intellectual pursuits and education.

• Social conformity.

What is the primary message conveyed by "A Christmas Carol"?

• Kindness and generosity are essential virtues.

• Revenge is a justified response to mistreatment.

• Isolation leads to personal fulfillment.

• Wealth and material possessions bring happiness.

What does Tiny Tim say at the end of the story that touches Scrooge's heart?

• "God bless us, every one!"

• "Bah, humbug!"

• "Merry Christmas!"

• "Let's celebrate!"

What is the name of Scrooge's nephew who invites him to Christmas dinner?

• Jacob Marley.

• Bob Cratchit.

• Fred.

• Tiny Tim.