Lessons from A Christmas Carol

What is the significance of Marley's death in the story?

• It is used to introduce Scrooge's family.

• It sets the stage for the supernatural events to follow.

• It is a minor detail with no real impact on the plot.

• It explains why Scrooge is wealthy.

How does Scrooge initially react to the idea of Christmas?

• He is excited and joyful.

• He is curious and wants to learn more.

• He is dismissive and calls it a 'humbug'.

• He is indifferent and uninterested.

What does Marley's ghost warn Scrooge about?

• The importance of saving money.

• The benefits of working hard.

• The consequences of living a life without compassion.

• The need to travel and see the world.

What does the Ghost of Christmas Past first show Scrooge?

• His dreams

• His present life

• His childhood

• His future

Who was Scrooge's kind-hearted employer during his apprenticeship?

• Bob Cratchit

• Tiny Tim

• Jacob Marley

• Fezziwig

What is the main reason for the end of Scrooge's relationship with Belle?

• Scrooge's obsession with wealth

• Belle's family disapproval

• Belle's new job

• Scrooge's move to another city

What does the spirit use to spread goodwill among the townsfolk during Christmas?

• A torch

• A magic wand

• A book

• A bell

How does the Cratchit family feel about their Christmas celebration despite their financial struggles?

• They are discontent and unhappy

• They are indifferent and uninterested

• They are joyful and grateful

• They are envious of others

What realization does Scrooge come to when he sees the dead man?

• He is relieved that it is not him.

• He is happy that the man is finally at peace.

• He is indifferent to the man's fate.

• He is horrified to learn that the dead man is himself.

How does Scrooge feel on Christmas morning after his transformation?

• He is filled with joy and a sense of renewal.

• He is indifferent to the day's significance.

• He is confused and disoriented.

• He is angry and resentful.