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"A Christmas Carol" Review Game

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
 A silent phantom clad in a hooded black robe.
a)
Ghost of Christmas Past
b)
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
c)
Jacob Marley
d)
Ghost of Christmas Present
2.
Bob Cratchit's youngest son, crippled from birth.
a)
Fred
b)
Belle
c)
Jacob Marley
d)
Tiny Tim
3.
The ghost who reminded Scrooge of his younger years.
a)
Ghost of Christmas Present
b)
Jacob Marley
c)
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
d)
Ghost of Christmas Past
4.
The miserly, rich owner of an accounting business.
a)
Ebenezer Scrooge
b)
Tiny Tim
c)
Bob Cratchit
d)
Fezziwig
5.
Scrooge's generous boss from the past who had great Christmas parties. 
a)
Jacob Marley
b)
Fezziwig
c)
Ebenezer
d)
Fred
6.
Scrooge's old business partner who is carrying around chains for his bad deeds.
a)
Jacob Marley
b)
Bob Cratchit
c)
Tiny Tim
d)
Fred
7.
The ghost who takes Scrooge to the Cratchit's home.
a)
 Ghost of Christmas Past
b)
Ghost of Christmas Present
c)
Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
d)
Tiny Tim
8.
Scrooge's clerk; a very kind, happy, and generous man
a)
Fezziwig
b)
Bob Cratchit
c)
Fred
d)
Jacob Marley
9.
Scrooge's nephew who is happy and loves to celebrate Christmas.
a)
Fred
b)
Fezziwig
c)
Jacob Marley
d)
Tiny Tim
10.
Scrooge's old girlfriend who broke off their engagement because she realized Scrooge loved money more than her.
a)
Feeziwig
b)
Belle
c)
Caroline
d)
Marley
11.
The setting of the The Christmas Carol is
a)
London
b)
New York
c)
Paris
d)
Germany
12.
At the beginning of the play Scrooge and his nephew are different because
a)
Scrooge is tall and Fred is short
b)
Scrooge loves to celebrate Christmas, but Fred doesn't
c)
Scrooge is poor, but Fred is rich
d)
Scrooge hates Christmas, but Fred loves it
13.
What is Scrooge's typical response to "Merry Christmas"?
a)
Oh fiddlesticks
b)
Bah Humbug
c)
What ev'
d)
Happy New Year!
14.
Which statement best describes Scrooge's attitude toward Christmas at the beginning of the play?
a)
It is a time for people to be happy
b)
It is a time for people to be generous
c)
It is a waste of money
d)
It is a time to be with family
15.
Scrooge allows Bob Cratchit to take Christmas Day off; however, he expects Cratchit to
a)
Work from home on Christmas Day
b)
Be there earlier the next day
c)
Not expect to be paid
d)
Work on Sunday instead
16.
Marley's chains symbolize
a)
His slave status
b)
The number of years he's been dead
c)
His greed and selfishness
d)
His debts
17.
Scrooge remembers Fezziwig as a 
a)
Generous boss who made work fun
b)
Greedy employer who loved money
c)
A grumpy old boss
d)
A greedy relative
18.
Scrooge's girlfriend broke off their engagement because...
a)
Scrooge was mean and grumpy
b)
She wanted to marry somebody else
c)
She is too young to get married
d)
She feels he loves money more than her
19.
The Ghost of Christmas Present takes Scrooge...
a)
to Bob Cratchit's house
b)
to the prison
c)
the the homeless shelter
d)
to his old school
20.
What surprises Scrooge as he watches the Cratchit family?
a)
That their house is so small
b)
That they had a lot to eat
c)
That his family was happy
d)
That Tiny Tim was on crutches
21.
The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come arrives and says...
a)
"Follow Me"
b)
"Get ready for the best ghost yet"
c)
Nothing; he just points
d)
"Be prepared"
22.
After Scrooge dies in the future how do the passerbys react?
a)
They are deeply saddened
b)
They are frightened
c)
They are angry
d)
They laugh and make jokes
23.
The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge that Tiny Tim will...
a)
grow up to be a clerk
b)
learn how to walk again
c)
die from his illness
d)
not get any presents
24.
What is the last thing the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge?
a)
His nephew
b)
His grave
c)
HIs office
d)
Tiny Tim's grave
25.
When Scrooge comes back to the present he sends a young boy to fetch the biggest turkey to send to..
a)
Fred
b)
The Cratchits
c)
Fezziwig
d)
Jacob 
26.
run-down
a)
evoke
b)
dilapidated
c)
miserly
d)
squalid
27.
penny-pinching
a)
miserly
b)
preposterous
c)
evoke
d)
hobble
28.
miserable
a)
hobble
b)
squalid
c)
evoke
d)
dilapidated
29.
inspire
a)
evoke
b)
miserly
c)
squalid
d)
hobble
30.
ridiculous
a)
dilapidated
b)
preposterous
c)
evoke
d)
miserly