Christmas Carol

Why do you think Scrooge loved money so much?

• Because every one wants to be rich.

• Because money can buy happiness.

• Because it serves as a replacement for his family that abandoned him.

• Because it made him feel powerful.

How do you know that Scrooge did not live his life enjoying his riches?

• He did not make himself merry with it. He even ate gruel for dinner.

• He spent more time being greedy with his money than spending it.

• He selfishly wanted his money for himself.

• He enjoyed having his riches for himself more than spending it.

What did Jacob Marley say he did as he walked the Earth?

• He frightened people as the slept in their beds

• He searched for a way to rid himself of his chains

• He looked for all the ways he could of made more money

• He saw the things he might have done when he was alive

After seeing himself as a boy, Scrooge wished he _____

• had allowed Bob Cratchit to leave early on Christmas Eve

• had given something to the boy who sang a carol at his door

• could go back in time and try harder at school

• had a son of his own to care for

What did Fezziwig’s apprentices do right after work on Christmas Eve?

• They went home to their lonely apartment

• They spent the evening at home with their families

• They took gifts of food and clothing to the poor

• They made the shop ready for a party

Belle said she could not marry Scrooge because ______ .

• He spent too much time going to parties

• She found someone else she loved more than him

• His love for her had changed to a love of money

• Her father had forbidden it

What did Scrooge ask the Ghost of Christmas Present about Tiny Tim?

• Who could help him

• Why he was so cheerful

• How he became crippled

• If he would live

Whose grave stone did Scrooge see?

• Tiny Tim

• Bob Cratchit 

• Ebenezer Scrooge 

• Jacob Marley

What did Scrooge tell Bob Cratchit the day after Christmas?

• They would have a party at the shop the next Christmas Eve.

• They were going to work shorter days.

• He was going to raise Bob’s salary.

• Bob should put extra coal on the fire.

After Fred left his uncle’s office, two gentlemen came to _______.

• Pick up some work Scrooge had done for them
• Deliver a new desk
• Collect money for the poor
• Invite Scrooge to a political meeting