Before the spirits visited him, Scrooge was a true _______ who hated spending money on anything—even coal for his fire.

Marley warned Scrooge not to become another _______, wandering forever because of his greedy choices.

As a young boy, Scrooge was _______ to Mr. Fezziwig, learning how to keep the accounts and run the business.

Scrooge’s _______ nature made him jealous of anyone who had happiness or warmth in their life.

When the Ghost of Christmas Past appeared, Scrooge stared in _______ attention, unable to look away.

At first, Scrooge refused to believe the idea of spirits visiting him was nonsense and so replied, "________!"

The wreath on Scrooge’s door hung _______, as if even it had been neglected by the grumpy old man.

Even though the office was freezing, Bob Cratchit worked cheerfully, proving he was not a _______ person who complained about everything.

After the spirits finished their warnings, Scrooge awoke on Christmas morning _______ to change his ways and live a kinder life.

When Scrooge first saw Marley’s ghost, he tried to convince himself it was an illusion, joking that the sight belonged in _______, the old hospital known for its confusion and chaos.