Disney*A Christmas Carol

What did Scrooge McDuck do when a poor man asked for a penny?

• He hit the man's hand with his cane.

• He gave him a penny.

• He told the man to find a job.

• He walked past without acknowledging him.

Why did Scrooge get angry with Bob Cratchit?

• Cratchit was trying to warm his ink.

• Cratchit was asking for a day off.

• Cratchit was doing his laundry at work.

• Cratchit was singing Christmas carols.

What was Scrooge's opinion of Christmas?

• It was a time for giving and family.

• It was a day to celebrate with friends.

• It was just another workday.

• It was a time for making money.

What reason did Scrooge give for not helping the poor?

• He believed they were lazy and should work.

• He thought giving them money would make them no longer poor, and the collectors would lose their jobs.

• He felt it was not his responsibility to help others.

• He had already given enough money to charity that year.

How did Scrooge feel about people wishing him a Merry Christmas and asking for charity?

• He was happy and generous.

• He thought it was a waste of time and money.

• He felt sad for those in need.

• He ignored them completely.

What strange thing happened to Scrooge's door knocker when he arrived home?

• It fell off the door.

• It turned into a wreath.

• It changed into the face of his old partner.

• It started singing Christmas carols.

Who was the first ghost to visit Scrooge in his home?

• The Ghost of Christmas Past.

• Jacob Marley.

• Bob Cratchit.

• Tiny Tim.

What warning did Jacob Marley's ghost give to Scrooge?

• He would lose all his money.

• He would be visited by three more spirits.

• He would never be able to sleep again.

• He would become a ghost himself.

What kind of business did Fezziwig own?

• A bakery

• A tea company

• A toy shop

• A tailor shop

What was the main reason Scrooge and Isabelle broke up?

• Scrooge moved to a different city

• Isabelle fell in love with someone else

• Scrooge cared more about money than her

• They had a big argument about a family matter