A Christmas Carol Staves 3-5 Comprehension Check

How does the Ghost of Christmas Present appear when Scrooge first meets him?

• In a dark, gloomy robe

• As a giant with a glowing torch

• As a small child with a lantern

• In a white, flowing gown

What is the significance of the feast surrounding the Ghost of Christmas Present?

• It represents the abundance and generosity of the Christmas spirit.

• It symbolizes the greed and selfishness of people during Christmas.

• It highlights the poverty and scarcity faced by many during Christmas.

• It signifies the historical traditions of Christmas celebrations.

Where does the Ghost of Christmas Present first take Scrooge?

• To the Cratchit family's home

• To Scrooge's childhood school

• To a bustling city street

• To a lighthouse

How do the Cratchit family celebrate Christmas despite their poverty?

• By having a lavish feast

• By exchanging expensive gifts

• By enjoying a modest meal and cherishing each other's company

• By traveling to a luxurious destination

What does Scrooge learn about Bob Cratchit’s son, Tiny Tim?

• Tiny Tim is healthy and happy.

• Tiny Tim is sick and may die.

• Tiny Tim has moved away.

• Tiny Tim is getting married.

What is Scrooge’s reaction to seeing Tiny Tim?

• He is indifferent and shows no emotion.

• He is moved and feels compassion.

• He is angry and dismissive.

• He is confused and uninterested.

How does the Ghost of Christmas Present respond when Scrooge asks if Tiny Tim will live?

• He assures Scrooge that Tiny Tim will recover.

• He says that Tiny Tim will die if nothing changes.

• He remains silent and does not answer.

• He tells Scrooge that it is not his concern.

What does Scrooge see in the Christmas celebrations at the miner’s hut and the lighthouse?

• Joy and camaraderie despite harsh conditions

• Wealth and luxury

• Loneliness and despair

• Indifference to Christmas

Why does the Ghost of Christmas Present take Scrooge to his nephew Fred’s house?

• To show Scrooge the joy and warmth of family gatherings

• To remind Scrooge of his past mistakes

• To introduce Scrooge to new business opportunities

• To warn Scrooge about his future

How do Fred and his guests talk about Scrooge during their Christmas gathering?

• They speak highly of Scrooge and his generosity.

• They express pity for Scrooge and his lonely life.

• They criticize Scrooge for his miserly ways.

• They ignore Scrooge and focus on their own celebrations.