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A Christmas Carol Play by Israel Horovitz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose for Marley's visit to Scrooge?

a)

Only to scare Scrooge

b)

To hang out and remember the good times together

c)

To teacher Scrooge a lesson about life

d)

To bring Scrooge chains he ordered from Home Depot

2.

Scrooge's nephew shows his personality in a short visit.  He invites Scrooge to dinner, refuses to get mad at Scrooge, and shares his feelings about Christmas.

a)

direct characterization

b)

indirect characterization

3.

Scrooge does not want to support the poor.  What does his reaction say about his character?

a)

He's happy to support them, but he's too busy at the moment

b)

He doesn't like the men collecting money

c)

He is greedy and can't be bothered

d)

He has already taken care of them

4.

Why does the ghost of Christmas past show Scrooge his childhood self?

a)

To remind him how cute he was

b)

To show him how it feels to be neglected

c)

to show him that school was fun

d)

to show him how mean the school master was

5.

How did Fezzywig affect Scrooge as a young man?

a)

He modeled how to run a business and how to take good care of his workers

b)

He modeled how to make a ton of money

c)

He showed how to throw a great party

6.

Why didn't Scrooge understand why Belle broke their contract - engagement?

a)

He thought she loved someone else

b)

He thought he was making money so they could have a good start once they were married, where she thought he only cared about the money

c)

He thought she wanted to be wealthy just like him, so he didn't understand why she broke up with him.

d)

He thought she loved him enough that she wouldn't care if all he did was work.

7.

What lesson did Scrooge learn from the ghost of Christmas past?

a)

He was ignorant about poverty

b)

He could go back and change the past

c)

Greed was a problem that affected his whole life

d)

He could've made more money if he had worked harder

8.

The ghost of Christmas present shows two families doing the same thing to Scrooge - what is it?

a)

Eating a big meal he paid for

b)

Toasting Scrooge

c)

Telling others how much they love Scrooge

d)

Telling others what a great guy Scrooge is.

9.

How does Scrooge feel when he sees others toasting him?

a)

Ashamed that he hasn't treated them better

b)

proud of himself

c)

happy that they are thinking of him

d)

jealous he's not really there with them

10.

What lesson does the ghost of Christmas present teach Scrooge?

a)

Greed is a problem that affected his whole life

b)

Ignorance affects his thoughts about poverty and what Christmas is all about

11.

Scrooge told the ghost of Christmas future time was precious to him.  Why was this?

a)

He wanted to get back to the present and get back to work.

b)

He wanted to get all this over with because the ghosts scared him.

c)

he wanted to get back to the present, so he could start to make things right.

d)

He wanted to get some sleep.

12.

How did Scrooge make things right with his nephew?

a)

He sent an apology card.

b)

He sent them a Christmas goose.

c)

He showed up for the supper invitation and apologized for being such a grouch all these years.

d)

He offered to pay medical bills for their son.

13.

How did Scrooge make things right with the poor?

a)

He cleaned up the city of London.

b)

He bumped into the gentlemen collecting money and gave them a rather large donation with many a back payment.

c)

He hosted a Christmas meal for people living on the street.

d)

He bought them all a Christmas goose.

14.

How did Scrooge make things right with Bob Cratchit?

a)

He bought the family a Christmas goose for their meal.

b)

He gave Bob a raise.

c)

He came to love Tiny Tim and all of Bob's family.

d)

All three

15.

What theme was taught in A Christmas Carol?

a)

Greed can destroy

b)

Ignorance can keep one from the truth

c)

Everyone can change if they put their mind to it.

d)

All three

16.

What is the setting of A Christmas Carol?

a)

England

b)

Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and the

morning after Christmas

c)

1843

d)

All of these

17.

Which of these is an example of stage directions?

a)

Various locations in and around the City of

London, including Scrooge's Chambers and

offices; the Cratchit home; Fred's home;

Scrooge's School; Fezziwig's Offices; Old

Joe's Hide-A-Way

b)

PRESENT: "I am the Ghost of Christmas

Present. Look upon me".

c)

MARLEY: "My name is Jacob Marley and I

am dead".

d)

[A PHANTOM, hooded in dim light, D.,

opposite]

18.

Scrooge is disturbed by a visit from the Ghost of Christmas Past. What type of conflict is this?

a)

man vs. nature

b)

man vs. society

c)

man vs. supernatural

d)

man vs. self

19.

How is the Ghost of Christmas Future different from the other ghosts in the story?

a)

He doesn't appear.

b)

Scrooge likes him the most.

c)

This ghost doesn't speak.

d)

This ghost works harder.

20.

Which of these is true about the end of the play?

a)

Scrooge eventually returned to his old ways.

b)

Scrooge gave his nephew a raise.

c)

Marley was alive again.

d)

Tiny Tim did not die.

21.

What is the main theme of 'A Christmas Carol' by Israel Horovitz?

a)

Redemption and transformation

b)

Love and friendship

c)

Adventure and exploration

d)

Mystery and suspense

22.

Which character in 'A Christmas Carol' represents the spirit of Christmas Present?

a)

Jacob Marley

b)

Bob Cratchit

c)

Fred

d)

A jolly giant

23.

How does Scrooge's attitude change by the end of 'A Christmas Carol'?

a)

He becomes more greedy

b)

He remains unchanged

c)

He becomes generous and kind

d)

He becomes more reclusive

24.

What literary device is used when the Ghost of Christmas Past shows Scrooge his own childhood?

a)

Metaphor

b)

Flashback

c)

Foreshadowing

d)

Irony

25.

In 'A Christmas Carol', what does the character Tiny Tim symbolize?

a)

Wealth and prosperity

b)

Innocence and hope

c)

Fear and despair

d)

Anger and resentment