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Christmas Carol
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Who does Scrooge represent in "A Christmas Carol"?
The
Victorian
rich
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What do the Cratchits represent in the novella?
The working poor
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What belief did Dickens hold regarding social injustice?
He believed that unfairness would eventually come back to harm humanity
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How does Dickens portray Scrooge in relation to capitalism?
As an
iconic
capitalist who believes his money is solely his
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How is Scrooge described at the start of the novella?
Isolated
and
miserable
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What does the simile "solitary as an oyster" suggest about Scrooge?
He has hidden
goodness
inside him
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What does Marley’s realization foreshadow for Scrooge?
Scrooge's
potential transformation
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What does Scrooge's agony over Tiny Tim's predicted death signify?
His
emotional change
and growing
compassion
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How does Scrooge's attitude change from Stave 1 to later in the novella?
He learns
compassion
and connects with
humanity
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