Stave III A Christmas Carol

Who is the second ghost to visit Scrooge?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past

• The Ghost of Christmas Present

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

• Jacob Marley

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How has Scrooge’s attitude changed by the time the second spirit arrives?

• He becomes more fearful and resistant.

• He remains unchanged and indifferent.

• He becomes more open and willing to learn.

• He becomes angry and dismissive.

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What is the spirit described in this stave?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past

• The Ghost of Christmas Present

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

• The Ghost of Jacob Marley

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Tiny Tim is a character from which famous novel?

• A Christmas Carol

• Oliver Twist

• Great Expectations

• David Copperfield

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Why does Tiny Tim want people to notice him in church?

• To show his new clothes

• To make them remember the true meaning of Christmas

• To ask for help

• To sing a song

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What will happen to Tiny Tim if Scrooge does not make changes in his own life?

• Tiny Tim will recover and live a long life.

• Tiny Tim will remain the same and not improve.

• Tiny Tim will die due to lack of support.

• Tiny Tim will become wealthy and successful.

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When Bob Cratchit toasted Scrooge, how did the mood at the party change?

• The mood became joyful and festive.

• The mood turned tense and uncomfortable.

• The mood remained unchanged.

• The mood became somber and reflective.

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What words that Scrooge spoke earlier to the men collecting money for charity does he now regret?

• 'Are there no prisons?'

• 'Bah, humbug!'

• 'Merry Christmas!'

• 'Good afternoon!'

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What does the spirit’s torch do?

• It lights the way.

• It scares away spirits.

• It grants wishes.

• It reveals hidden paths.

What do the two children under the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robe represent? Whose children are they?

• They represent Ignorance and Want, and they are the children of mankind.

• They represent Joy and Sorrow, and they are the children of the Ghost of Christmas Present.

• They represent Wealth and Poverty, and they are the children of Scrooge.

• They represent Past and Future, and they are the children of the Ghost of Christmas Past.

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