Summary of A Christmas Carol

What is Ebenezer Scrooge's initial attitude towards Christmas in 'A Christmas Carol'?

• He loves Christmas and celebrates it with family.

• He is indifferent to Christmas and its celebrations.

• He despises Christmas and calls it a 'humbug'.

• He is unaware of the Christmas holiday.

Who visits Scrooge to warn him about the consequences of his selfishness?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past

• The Ghost of Christmas Present

• The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

• Jacob Marley

What does the Ghost of Christmas Past reveal to Scrooge?

• The future of the Cratchit family

• Scrooge's past moments of joy and sorrow

• The current state of society's neglect of the poor

• Scrooge's lonely death

How does Scrooge's attitude change after the visit from the three spirits?

• He becomes more miserly and isolated.

• He remains unchanged and indifferent.

• He embraces the spirit of Christmas and becomes generous.

• He decides to leave town and start anew.

What symbolic figures does the Ghost of Christmas Present show to Scrooge?

• The Cratchit family

• Ignorance and Want

• The spirits of past Christmases

• Scrooge's future self