A Christmas Carol Sect. 5 Test

How does the Ghost of Yet to Come differ from the Ghost of Christmas Present?

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come is optimistic about Scrooge’s future while the Ghost of Christmas Present is pessimistic about his future.

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come appears mysterious and menacing while the Ghost of Christmas Present brings thoughts and feelings of joy.

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come knows nothing about Scrooge while the Ghost of Christmas Present understands Scrooge’s fears and doubts.

In Stave IV, what mood does Scrooge’s interaction with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come create and what is the impact on Scrooge?

• The interaction creates a wild and chaotic mood, which causes a feeling of confusion and anxiety in Scrooge.

• The interaction creates an evil and cruel mood, which causes a feeling of hatred and outrage in Scrooge.

• The interaction creates a dark and uncertain mood, which causes a feeling of dread and fear in Scrooge.

What do the description of Scrooge and Scrooge's dialogue reveal about the character's state of mind?

• Scrooge is confused and frustrated because he does not comprehend that he is the dead man.

• Scrooge is afraid of the ghost and says what he thinks the ghost wants to hear.

• Scrooge is filled with regret and remorse when he realizes that he is the man who has died.

What is the title of Stave IV in "A Christmas Carol"?

• The Ghost of Christmas Present

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  The Ghost of Marley

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  The Last of the Spirits

What does Scrooge encounter with the Ghost of Yet to Come that shocks him?

• Feasting and celebration

• The Cratchit family's Christmas dinner

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  His gravestone

What is the emotional state of the people in the future during Scrooge's visit?

• Sad and mourning

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  Angry and resentful

• Joyful and happy

What is one thing that Tiny Tim and the man have in common during Scrooge's interaction with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

• They were both poor

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  They were both dead

• They were loved by everyone

When contrasting the man and Tiny Tim during Scrooge's interaction with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, what is one thing that Tiny Tim had that the man did not?

• Tiny Tim was mourned and missed

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  Tiny Tim was not missed by anyone

• Tiny Tim was ignored and missed

Scrooge observed four different interactions with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. In what order were they in?

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  The woman selling the dead mans stuff she stole, the husband and wife talking about the mans death & the men having a conversation about the man that died and Scrooge being shown his gravestone

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  The men having a conversation about the man that died, the woman selling the dead mans stuff she stole, the husband and wife talking about the mans death, and Scrooge being shown his gravestone

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  The men having a conversation about the man that died, the husband and wife talking about the mans death & the woman selling the dead mans stuff she stole and Scrooge being shown his gravestone

Who is Dickens trying to suggest is the dead man?

• Scrooge

• Marley

• Bob