WorksheetsChristmas Carol
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 28mins
a British coin worth 12 pence
Shilling
crown
quarter
dime
a person in charge of an estate
executor
manager
business leader
teacher
threatening, feeling that something bad will happen
ominous
tunic
gossamer
cordial
being all alone
solitary
adamant
shilling
Scrooge
timid and nervous
tremulous
tarry
ominous
loath
reluctant, and unwilling
loath
crown
mistletoe
plunder
a loose fitting shirt
tunic
gossamer
executor
tarry
very thin, see through
gossamer
polish
tunic
plunder
stubborn, refuse to change your mind
adamant
desolate
crown
creditor
being unhappy or lonely
desolate
mourner
dismal
dwindle
to sing, a song
carol
ha'penny
tarry
cordial
a British coin worth 25 pence
crown
shilling
quarter
penny
half of a penny
ha'penny
quarter
crown
shilling
a person who attends a funeral
mourner
creditor
executor
dwindle
dark and dreary
dismal
dwindle
mistletoe
workhouse
living forever
immortal
cordial
humbug
Marley
to make smaller
dwindle
plunder
humbug
infamous
a person who lends money to others
creditor
executor
infamous
tarry
to make smaller
dwindle
tarry
crown
plunder
well known for a bad deed
infamous
tarry
carol
humbug
smelly and repulsive
odious
plunder
cordial
mistletoe
to steal
plunder
tarry
mean
Marley
kind and friendly
cordial
dismal
immortal
mourner
to stay longer than intended
tarry
hasten
rush
run
Scrooge's Key Phrase
Bah! Humbug!
Merry Christmas
Get out of here!
Mrs. Ebbert is the best!
What was the name of Scrooge's old business partner?
Marley
Fred
Fan
Bob
Why doesn't Scrooge ever change the sign in the front of his business?
He is too cheap
He is too mean
He likes having two names on it
He doesn't have a sign.
What is Fred's relationship to Scrooge?
nephew
brother
cousin
son
What is the name of Scrooge's clerk?
Bob Cratchit
Marley
Fred
Tiny Tim
For how many years has Jacob Marley been dead?
7
10
8
13
What is the setting of this story?
Christmas Eve, England, 1800's
New Years' Day, France, 1900's
Christmas Day, USA, 2000's
We don't know
According to Scrooge at the beginning of the book. Where can all poor people go for help:?
workhouse
orphanage
store
France
What image appears to Scrooge on the door knocker of his door when he first goes home?
Marley's image
Ghost of Christmas Past
Ghost of Christmas Present
Ghost of Christmas Future
What do the chains wrapped around Marley's waist, represent?
his past sins
money he spent for others
his friends
According to Marley, why does he continue to wander around as a ghost?
He never helped people when he was living.
He has no grave.
His chains are too heavy.
Who is the first of the Christmas Ghosts to visit Scrooge?
Christmas Present
Christmas Past
Christmas Future
Which ghost wears a crown of light, carries holly, and takes Scrooge to his boyhood home?
Christmas Past
Christmas Present
Christmas Future
Marley
What is the name of Scrooge's sister?
Fan
Fancy
Francis
Freda
What was the name of the kind employer that Scrooge once had?
Fezziwig
Fred
Bob
Marley
Why did Belle break up with Scrooge?
He loved money more than her
He loved his cat more than he loved her
He didn't buy her a ring
Which ghost sits upon a pile of food, wears green and white fur robe, and is jolly?
Christmas Present
Christmas Past
Christmas Future
Which ghost symbolizes all that is good in the world?
Christmas Present
Christmas Future
Christmas Past
What are the names of the children who are hiding under the ghost's robes?
Ignorance and Want
Want and Greed
Greed and Need
What do these two children represent?
The sins of man
The sins of Scrooge
The joy of Christmas
Why is the boy considered to be the most dangerous?
Ignorance doesn't try to change his ways
He is too greedy
Which ghost is clothed all in black. you only see his hand and his eyes?
Christmas Future
Christmas Past
Christmas Future
Which ghost does Scrooge fear the most?
Future
Present
Past
Marley
Why do the poor people steal Scrooge's belongings?
He never helped them when he was alive.
He had very nice things
He left it all to them.
Who is staying with the dying man who is in the final chapters of the book?
no one
Fred
Marley
Belle
What is the only reaction that someone has regarding Scrooge's death?
happiness to have more time to pay their debt
great sadness
Great fear
What does Scrooge's cold dark house symbolize?
loneliness
joy
hunger
What do the chains and cash boxes carried by Marley symbolize?
unfinished business
helping others
his possessions
What does the cold and foggy weather symbolize in the book?
Scrooge's heart
Scrooge's nephew
Joy and cheer
What does Scrooge's gravestone represent?
a lonely death
poor children
unknown future
According to Scrooge, which ghost is he most grateful to?
Marley
Present
Past
Future
According to the book, what does Scrooge become to Tiny Tim?
a second father
a brother
an uncle
a mentor
What is Tiny Tim's famous saying?
God Bless us Everyone!
Bah Humbug!
Where is dinner?
Merry Christmas!
