Christmas Carol Act 1 Scenes 3,4,5 & 6 Script- Ferrians/Chapman

What brings the Ghost of Christmas Past to Scrooge's house?

• Scrooge's welfare

• A Christmas party

• A fun game

How does the Ghost of Christmas Past appear?

• As a giant with a crown

• As a small child with a glowing light

• As an old man with a long beard

• As a beautiful woman with bright flowing hair

What significant event from Scrooge’s childhood does the Ghost show him?

• The death of his father

• A Christmas at a boarding school

• His first job interview

• Scrooge working at a bank

Near the end of Act I of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge sees himself as a child at school. What is revealed about his childhood in this scene?

• He was alone and lonely.
• He was terrified of ghosts.
• He cared only about money.
• He was his teacher’s favorite student.

What does Scrooge see when the Ghost of Christmas Past takes him to his old workplace?

• Scrooge arguing with a colleague

• A quiet and empty office

• A bustling office with happy employees

• His old boss celebrating Christmas

According to the dialogue between the younger Scrooge and the woman in Act 1, Scene 5, why is the woman ending their engagement?

• He is too interested in money

• She thinks they are too young to marry

• She believes he loves another woman

• He calls her a mindless loon

What happens between Scrooge and his fiancé at the end of the scene?

• They tell each other how much they're in love.

• They decide to get married quicker.

• They call off their engagement.

• They decide to take a break from their relationship.

How does Scrooge react to the scenes shown by the Ghost of Christmas Past?

• He is indifferent and unmoved

• He becomes angry and dismissive

• He is deeply touched and emotional

• He laughs at the memories

Match the following characters to their description.

• Scrooge's fiancé

• Gentleman #1

• Scrooge's sister

• Fezziwig

• Scrooge's old boss

• Belle

• A man who knows Scrooge

• Fan