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WorksheetsChristmas Carol. Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 23mins
‘If I hear another sound from
you,’ said Scrooge, ‘you’ll lose
your __________!’
job
chain
knocker
frost
The ghost wears this around its
middle.
job
chain
knocker
frost
Scrooge sees the face of a ghost
on this thing.
job
chain
knocker
frost
Scrooge has white __________ on
his head, his eyebrows and his
chin.
job
chain
knocker
frost
The small office where Bob
Cratchit works.
cupboard
humbug
scarf
fireplace
Scrooge’s favourite expression.
cupboard
humbug
scarf
fireplace
Bob Cratchit wears this to keep
himself warm.
cupboard
humbug
scarf
fireplace
Every tile on the __________ has
a picture of a ghost’s face.
cupboard
humbug
scarf
fireplace
Bob Cratchit’s job.
fireplace
clerk
mean
pay
Scrooge isn’t generous but very
__________.
fireplace
clerk
mean
pay
Scrooge doesn’t __________ Bob
very much.
fireplace
clerk
mean
pay
A tall, silent figure with a long black robe
which hides its head and body.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
A friendly, smiling spirit with long brown
hair and a torch in its hand.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
A ghost with death-cold eyes and a long
chain with money-boxes around its middle.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
A figure which is half child, half man with
long white hair, soft skin and a bright light
shining from the top of its head.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Who said that phrase:
‘In the future I see an empty chair by the
fire, with a crutch beside it.
If these shadows do not change, the child
will die.’
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Who said that phrase:
‘No peace, no rest for me in death, because
I was never kind or good in life.’
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Who said that phrase:
‘Not everyone has left the school ... There is
one lonely child there still ...’
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Said nothing
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
A shop which sells old furniture and
clothes.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
Mr Fezziwig’s Christmas party.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
A lively Christmas party at his nephew’s
house.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
His own grave.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
The town where he was born.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
Takes Scrooge to
A lighthouse.
Jacob Marley’s
Ghost
The Ghost of
Christmas Past
The Ghost of
Christmas Present
The Ghost of
Christmas Yet to Come
___________ they had gone, there was the sound of singing from
the street.
immediately
the end of the day
tomorrow
after
street. A boy was singing a Christmas carol* outside the door.
Scrooge took a book from his desk and threw it at the door and the
singing ___________ stopped.
immediately
the end of the day
tomorrow
after
The boy was singing for money and
Scrooge certainly didn’t want to give him any!
When ___________arrived, Scrooge stood up.
immediately
the end of the day
tomorrow
after
“I suppose you will want all of ___________ off?” Scrooge asked
his clerk.
“If that will not be a problem for you, sir?”
immediately
the end of the day
tomorrow
after
“Of course it’s a problem,” said Scrooge, “and it’s not fair. I have to
pay you for ___________when you’re not working!”
a day
once a year
early
the next day
The clerk said that it was only ___________.
a day
once a year
early
the next day
The clerk ran out into the streets and played in the snow with
some children, ___________running home to Camden Town to his
young family.
every night.
once a year
before
the next day
Scrooge went to the small restaurant where 9 ___________he ate
his dinner. He read the papers and then walked home.
every night
once a year
before
the next day
What are the biggest lessons that Scrooge has learned from the ghosts?
Find five adjectives to describe "the new" Scrooge
