Mickey's Christmas Carol

What was Bob Cratchit trying to do to his ink when Scrooge entered the office?

• Dilute it with water

• Thaw it out

• Mix it with a new color

• Clean the inkwell

What interest rate did Scrooge charge on loans, compounded daily?

• 10%

• 20%

• 50%

• 80%

What is Scrooge's initial opinion of Christmas?

• A time for giving and family

• A day for feasting and celebration

• Just another work day

• A time for reflection and goodwill

What was Scrooge's argument against donating to the poor?

• He believed charity encouraged laziness

• He thought the poor should work harder

• He argued that if the poor received money, they wouldn't be poor anymore, and the collectors would lose their jobs

• He claimed he had already given enough

What was Scrooge's response when Bob Cratchit asked to leave for Christmas Eve?

• He granted permission immediately and wished him a Merry Christmas.

• He reluctantly allowed him to leave, but warned him to be earlier the next day.

• He denied his request, stating work was more important.

• He offered him a bonus to work through the holiday.

What happened to the door knocker as Scrooge approached his home?

• It transformed into a festive wreath.

• It changed from a lion's head to the face of Jacob Marley.

• It began to glow brightly.

• It fell off the door.

What did Jacob Marley's ghost warn Scrooge about?

• He would lose all his money if he didn't change.

• He would be visited by three spirits and face a similar fate if he didn't change his ways.

• He would be haunted by all the people he had wronged.

• He would become a ghost himself immediately.

Who introduced himself as the Ghost of Christmas Past?

• Mickey Mouse

• Goofy

• Jiminy Cricket

• Donald Duck

What was Scrooge's first reaction when he realized Tiny Tim was no longer at the Cratchit family's Christmas dinner table in the future vision?

• He was relieved.

• He was indifferent.

• He was confused and asked what happened to Tim.

• He immediately knew Tim had passed away.

What is the message of the story to you?