Scrooge was bumptious when he mocked Fred for falling in love.

Bob Cratchit went into work precariously because he was late and knew he'd be in trouble.

Scrooge is an altruistic character from exposition to resolution.

In the beginning, Scrooge had a ________ amount of Christmas spirit.

"Scrooge was very skilled at counting his money"

Which word best describes Scrooge?

Fred was very exuberant on Christmas morning.

The entire town was unanimous in thinking Scrooge was a grump.

Scrooge was old and withering.

Scrooge was taciturn when the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come showed him Tiny Tim had passed away.

"After the ghosts visited, Scrooge had a sudden change of heart when it came to Christmas."

Which word best describes Scrooge?

The Thin Man and the Portly Man asked Scrooge for superfluous money for the poor.

Scrooge learned the rudimentary skill of math by attending school.

Scrooge is a sumptuous person.

The snow incessantly fell on Christmas Eve, covering the ground with a white blanket.

Scrooge awoke on Christmas morning lethargic from his wild dreams.

Mrs. Cratchit sat on her stool and vilified Scrooge for the sake of her husband's poor treatment.

Scrooge knew he was an __________ to everyone in London as he looked at Christmas Yet to Come in the face.

Scrooge's heart was twisted in a knot when he walked away from beggars on the street.

Bob Cratchit was easily fooled when he thought Scrooge would fire him.

Fred was gregarious for inviting his friends and family to his home for Christmas dinner.

Scrooge had a myriad of money in his bank account.

Marley's thought his behavior was incorrigible, until he realized he could help Scrooge and finally do something nice.

It was futile for Adam to try and carry the big turkey.

The window was caked with a thick, icy fog from the snow.

Scrooge tried to be facetious upon arriving for Fred's party; running into the door was his opportunity.

Scrooge was considered eccentric because he was opposite everyone else.

Scrooge could not decide whether he truly loved Belle or not; she had to break up with him because of his fickle heart.

Scrooge's tombstone was __________ as it towered over his quivering and scared body.

Scrooge's unprecedented job was at Fezziwig's Firm.

Christmas Yet to Come caused turbulence as he pushed Scrooge into the grave sight.

Charles Dickens was trying to show the world that money is evil and cannot buy happiness.

Scrooge marred the relationship between Fan and himself by constantly ignoring her.

"Scrooge's chains will wane if he does good deeds," Marley said.

Marley goes on a long and bitter speech every time Scrooge talked back to him.

When Scrooge was a neophyte, he worked for a man named Fezziwig.

It was ludicrous for Scrooge to see a ghost, so he blamed bad food and indigestion.

The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future haphazardly showed Scrooge scenes of his life.

The destitute had to live and earn a living in workhouses during the Victorian era.

Scrooge went from being bumptious to __________ just by reliving his life.