CC Scene 3: The Ghost of Christmas Past

What does the Ghost of Christmas Past say about the happiness that Fezziwig brought to his employees?

• Fezziwig's happiness was worth more than any amount of money.
• Fezziwig's happiness was only temporary and didn't last.
• Fezziwig's happiness was a result of his wealth and status.
• Fezziwig's happiness was a trick to make his employees work harder.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Past say about Scrooge's past love, his Sweetheart?

• She was a wealthy woman who brought a large dowry to the marriage.
• She was a kind and loving woman who was willing to marry Scrooge despite his flaws.
• She was a manipulative woman who only wanted Scrooge's money.
• She was a jealous woman who was angry at Scrooge for not marrying her.

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What does Scrooge say about his Sweetheart's decision to release him from their engagement?

• He thinks she was wrong to let him go.
• He thinks she was right to let him go.
• He thinks she was jealous of him.
• He thinks she was trying to hurt him.

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How does the Ghost of Christmas Past show Scrooge the impact of Fezziwig's generosity on his employees?

• The Ghost shows Scrooge a scene where Fezziwig's employees are unhappy and overworked.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge a scene where Fezziwig's employees are happy and celebrating Christmas.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge a scene where Fezziwig's employees are arguing with each other.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge a scene where Fezziwig's employees are ignoring him.

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What does Scrooge's reaction to the Ghost of Christmas Past's portrayal of his past love suggest about his feelings for her?

• Scrooge is happy to see his past love and wishes he had married her.
• Scrooge is indifferent to his past love and doesn't care about her.
• Scrooge is angry at his past love for rejecting him.
• Scrooge is embarrassed by his past love and wishes he had never met her.

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How does the Ghost of Christmas Past use the story of Robinson Crusoe to show Scrooge something about his own childhood?

• The Ghost shows Scrooge that he was a lonely child who found comfort in stories.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge that he was a mischievous child who loved to play pranks.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge that he was a greedy child who wanted everything for himself.
• The Ghost shows Scrooge that he was a talented child who loved to read and write.

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How does the Ghost of Christmas Past's portrayal of Scrooge's childhood affect his understanding of his own past?

• Scrooge is filled with regret for his past actions and wishes he could change them.
• Scrooge is amused by his childhood memories and finds them nostalgic.
• Scrooge is indifferent to his childhood and doesn't see it as relevant to his present life.
• Scrooge is angry at his childhood self for being so naive and foolish.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Past's portrayal of Scrooge's past suggest about the importance of human connection?

• Human connection is essential for happiness and fulfillment.
• Human connection is a distraction from the pursuit of wealth and success.
• Human connection is a burden that can hinder personal growth.
• Human connection is a fleeting and insignificant aspect of life.

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How does the author use symbolism to convey the idea of Scrooge's past regrets?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past represents Scrooge's past mistakes and missed opportunities.
• The doll that the spirit is dressed as symbolizes Scrooge's childhood innocence.
• The music that plays during the party symbolizes Scrooge's desire for happiness.
• The snow that falls outside symbolizes Scrooge's loneliness and isolation.

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