Drama and A Christmas Carol Act I

Which are the main elements of a dramatic play?

• dialogue and aside

• stage directions and center stage

• dialogue and stage directions

• characters and conflict

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When a character speaks to the audience and the actors do not appear to hear?

• flash pot

• aside

• stage directions

• monologue

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Who wrote A Christmas Carol?

• SE Hinton

• Kurt Vonnegut

• Charles Chaplin

• Hugo Higgens

• Charles Dickens

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How does Horovitz make Marley "disappear" from the stage?

• the scrim flies away

• the ringing of bells

• the choir singing

• the use of a flash-pot

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What is the setting of A Christmas Carol?

• London, England, 1840's
• London, New Jersey, 1790's
• Paris, France, 1970's
• Austin, Texas, present

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Who is the main character of A Christmas Carol?

• Ebeneezer Scrooge
• Queen Victoria
• Tiny Tim
• Bruce Wayne

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Which ghost is weighed down by greed?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past
• The Ghost of Christmas Present 
• Jacob Marley
• Bob Cratchit

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What did Scrooge's fiance tell Scrooge when he was a young man?

• She wanted to marry him.

• She asked him to go on a date.

• She broke up with him because he changed.

• She asked him to pay Bob Cratchit more money.

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By reading ________________________, we can understand details about the setting and what the characters are doing.

• List of characters

• Stage directions

• Title information

• Act 4

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Scrooge's past is important because

• it may help explain why Scrooge is so mean

• it may give us details about all the characters

• it will help us see how successful he is

• he doesn't have one

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