Scrooge's Fears and Ghostly Symbols

This tutorial analyzes Scrooge's fears in 'A Christmas Carol', focusing on a specific extract from chapter four. The teacher discusses the language and imagery used by Dickens to convey fear and mystery, and explores Scrooge's reactions to the ghost. Connections are made to other parts of the novel, highlighting Scrooge's evolving fears and the theme of change. The tutorial concludes with a preview of a high-mark response to the task.

What is the main focus of the tutorial on 'A Christmas Carol'?

• Scrooge's wealth

• Scrooge's generosity

• Scrooge's happiness

• Scrooge's fears

Which chapter of 'A Christmas Carol' is primarily discussed in the tutorial?

• Chapter 4

• Chapter 3

• Chapter 2

• Chapter 1

How does the ghost's approach affect Scrooge?

• It confuses him

• It comforts him

• It frightens him

• It makes him laugh

What is the significance of the ghost's gender-neutral pronoun?

• It creates mystery

• It indicates anger

• It shows kindness

• It adds humor

What does the ghost's shrouded appearance symbolize?

• Joy

• Life

• Death

• Wealth

Why is the ghost silent throughout Chapter 4?

• To confuse Scrooge

• To entertain Scrooge

• To allow Scrooge to draw his own conclusions

• To scare Scrooge

Which verbs are used to describe Scrooge's physical reactions?

• Laughed and smiled

• Jumped and ran

• Trembled and feared

• Sang and danced

What is Scrooge's fear when he is taken to the graveside?

• Fear of ghosts

• Fear of it being too late to change

• Fear of being alone

• Fear of losing money

What will the next tutorial focus on?

• A low mark response

• A grade 9 response

• A summary of the novel

• A character analysis