Christmas Carol Act 2 Scenes 1,2,3 Script- Ferrians/Chapman

How does Fred describe Scrooge?

• A kind old fellow

• A comical old fellow

• A generous old fellow

• A wise old fellow

What does Spirit of Christmas Present say about the boy named Ignorance?

• He is harmless

• He is to be feared

• He is joyful

• He is invisible

What is the reaction of the brokers to the death of the unnamed man?

• They are deeply saddened.

• They feel guilty for mocking him.

• They plan an elaborate funeral for him.

• They make jokes and show indifference.

What is revealed about the spirit of Christmas Yet to Come’s appearance?

• It is bright and cheerful.

• It is tall and cloaked in black.

• It is small and childlike.

• It carries a lantern and a book.

Why do the scavengers take items from the deceased man's house?

• To sell them for money

• To honor his memory

• To donate them to charity

• To return them to their rightful owner

What decision does Caroline and Thomas make after learning of the old miser’s death?

• They plan to move away.

• They immediately repay their debt.

• They decide to celebrate with light hearts.

• They remain cautious and worried.

What does Scrooge observe in the Cratchit home in Scene 3?

• A joyful Christmas celebration

• A fight among the children

• The Cratchits moving to a new house

• The family grieving Tiny Tim's death

Who does Mrs. Cratchit mention walking with Tiny Tim?

• Peter

• Scrooge

• Thomas

• Her husband, Bob

Who offers comfort and assistance to Bob Cratchit after Tiny Tim’s death?

• Fred Hollowell

• A charitable organization

• Scrooge

• A mysterious stranger