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The mood inside Scrooge's shop and outside differ because

• Inside the shop is cheerful and outside is gloomy

• Inside is gloomy and outside is cheerful

• Outside the shop is not full holiday spirit

• There are more kids inside the shop

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Fred and Scrooge differ in all the following ways EXCEPT

• Fred is full of holiday cheer and Scrooge is not

• Fred likes to spend the holiday with family and Scrooge does not

• Scrooge wants to give Fred money to buy presents for his kids, but Fred doesn't think they are improtant

• Fred thinks the holiday meaning is important and Scrooge does not

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Scrooge won't donate to the gentleman visitor because he already "supports establishments." What is he referring to?

• Charitites

• Toy drives

• Jail

• Workhouses

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Scrooge says about the poor, “if they would rather die, they had better do it and decrease the surplus population” (19).  This proves Scrooge is

• Sympathtic

• Caring

• Inhumane

• Popular

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What statement below best indicates Scrooge’s reason for not celebrating Christmas?

•     “…time for finding yourself a year older and not an hour richer.”

• "Bah!"

• “Nephew, keep Christmas in your own way and let me keep it in mine.”

• a.     “I’ll dine alone, thank you.”

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  When the Sparsit, Cook, and Charwomen extend their hand for a Christmas coin, Scrooge reacts in all the following ways except

• He ignores their request

• He mumbles

• He gets infuriated

• He gives them a less than generous tip

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What does the chain that Marley wears symboize?

• The burden he has to carry in the afterlife for being greedy when he was alive

• The burden he has to carry in the afterlife for being too generous when he was alive

• A reminder that he must help Scrooge chang ehis ways

• The wealth he shared when he was alive

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What do the girl and leper symbolize?

• Childhood and dealth

• Possible future

• Happiness

• Greed

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What does the Spirit of Christmas Past look like?

• Cratchit

• Fezziwig

• A little girl's doll

• A phantom

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What lesson does Scrooge learn when he sees himself on Christmas as a young boy?

• It is best not to be bothered by people.

• It is sad to be lonely.

• He is glad he has to work as an escape from reality, since he doesn't have time to read.

• It is great to be lonely.

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