A Christmas Carol Quiz

What does Scrooge's question 'Are there no prisons?' reveal about his character?

• His cold, uncaring attitude

• His desire for redemption

• His compassion for the poor

• His festive spirit

What does Fred's greeting 'A Merry Christmas, Uncle! God save you!' highlight?

• His financial burden

• His warmth and festive spirit

• His bitterness

• His moral corruption

What does Marley's confession 'I wear the chains that I forged in life' symbolize?

• The spirit of generosity

• The joy of Christmas

• The warmth of community

• The consequences of a selfish existence

What role does the Ghost of Christmas Past play, as symbolized by 'From the crown of its head there sprung a bright clear light'?

• Illuminating truth and memory

• Spreading festive cheer

• Punishing the greedy

• Encouraging financial gain

What does Belle's lament 'Another idol has replaced me' reflect?

• Her joy over Scrooge's wealth

• Her indifference to Scrooge's actions

• Her encouragement of Scrooge's financial success

• Her heartbreak over Scrooge's obsession with wealth

What does the Ghost of Christmas Present's exclamation 'Come in! and know me better, man!' invite Scrooge to do?

• Reflect on his past

• Ignore the festive season

• Punish the poor

• Embrace the spirit of Christmas

What does Scrooge's transformation by the end of the story signify?

• The power of wealth

• The possibility of redemption

• The importance of family

• The inevitability of fate

What does Tiny Tim's famous line 'God bless us, every one!' represent in the story?

• Greed and selfishness

• Anger and resentment

• Despair and loss

• Hope and unity

What does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come's silence symbolize?

• The warmth of family

• The joy of Christmas

• The certainty of the future

• The unknown and fear of what is to come

What does Scrooge's reaction to seeing his own grave signify?

• His realization of the need for change

• His joy at his wealth

• His acceptance of his fate

• His indifference to life