Scrooge's Transformation in A Christmas Carol

In this video, Scrooge encounters the ghost of Christmas yet to come, who shows him a series of scenes revealing the consequences of his actions. He witnesses businessmen discussing a rich man's death, people selling stolen goods, and a couple relieved by a debtor's death. At the Cratchit home, he sees the impact of Tiny Tim's death. Finally, Scrooge discovers his own grave, prompting him to plead for a chance to change. He promises to honor Christmas and finds himself back in his bed, resolved to alter his ways.

What is the focus of the presentation in 'A Christmas Carol'?

• The history of Christmas

• The first spirit

• The last of the spirits

• The life of Charles Dickens

How does Scrooge react to the black hooded figure?

• He laughs

• He trembles

• He ignores it

• He runs away

Where are Scrooge and the spirit transported first?

• The Cratchit family house

• A pawn shop

• A churchyard

• The London Stock Exchange

What are the businessmen discussing at the Stock Exchange?

• A charity event

• The death of a rich man

• The weather

• A new business deal

What is being sold at the pawn shop?

• New clothes

• Stolen personal effects

• Antique furniture

• Fresh produce

How does the couple feel about the man's death?

• Angry

• Sad

• Relieved

• Indifferent

Why is the couple relieved by the man's death?

• He was a stranger

• They disliked him

• They owed him money

• He was a rival

What is the Cratchit family struggling with?

• A lost pet

• A house fire

• The death of Tiny Tim

• Financial issues

What does Scrooge wonder about at the Cratchit house?

• The identity of the dead man

• The weather

• The time

• The spirit's identity

Where does Scrooge find himself after the Cratchit house?

• A churchyard

• His own house

• A pawn shop

• The Stock Exchange