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What is one of the primary purposes of literature, as suggested in "A Christmas Carol"?
To know what happened
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The first picture in the study material contrasts wealth with poverty and
child labor
.
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The author of "A Christmas Carol" is
Charles Dickens
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In what decade is "A Christmas Carol" set?
1840s
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"A Christmas Carol" was written during a time of economic prosperity in Britain.
False
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Match the character with their description:
Scrooge ↔️ Grumpy and old
Marley ↔️ Scrooge's former partner
Bob Cratchit ↔️ Scrooge's loyal clerk
Fred ↔️ Scrooge's cheerful nephew
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"A Christmas Carol" belongs to the
ghost
story genre.
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What event led to Dickens working in a blacking factory as a child?
Father's imprisonment
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Dickens visited the United States in
1842
.
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Arrange the following descriptions of Scrooge in the order they appear in the text:
1️⃣ "Solitary as an oyster"
2️⃣ "Hard and sharp as flint"
3️⃣ "Squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous, old sinner!"
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What is the purpose of the grindstone metaphor in describing Scrooge's hand?
To show his greed
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Fred is described as an ideal Victorian
gentleman
.
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What does Scrooge ask when he learns about the poor's suffering?
"Are there no prisons?"
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Scrooge believes that if the poor would rather die, they should do so to decrease the
surplus population
.
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Thomas Malthus believed in the concept of surplus
population
.
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Why did Malthus argue that surplus populations were a problem for society?
They drained resources
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Scrooge's attitude toward the poor is portrayed as negative, while
Fred's
is positive.
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What do the items attached to Marley's chain represent?
Wealth and business
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Marley says, "I wear the chain I forged in
life
."
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Each link in
Marley's
chain represents a sinful action in his life.
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What does Marley say mankind should have been his primary focus?
The common welfare
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Arrange the following true or false statements about the Ghost of Christmas Past:
1️⃣ Ghost is like a child and an old man (True)
2️⃣ The face had not a wrinkle in it (False)
3️⃣ Ghost has white hair (True)
4️⃣ Had a cap and branch of holly (False)
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Dickens intended the Ghost of Christmas Past to frighten
Scrooge
.
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Scrooge weeps to see his poor forgotten
self
.
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What event in Scrooge's past affected him deeply and might explain his later behavior?
Death of his sister
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What does the noun 'flint' foreshadow in "A Christmas Carol"?
A change in Scrooge's attitudes
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The Ghost of Christmas Present is described as a jolly man who reminds us of
Christmas
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Christmas was the happiest time of year for
Victorians
, regardless of their social class.
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Where is Scrooge typically found while others enjoy Christmas in the novel?
In his counting house
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Seeing the Cratchit family's joy over a small turkey makes Scrooge feel
guilty
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Scrooge gives Bob Cratchit a pay rise because he remembers
Fezziwig's
kindness.
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What question does Scrooge ask about Tiny Tim's illness?
Will he die?
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The ghost tells Scrooge that Tiny Tim's survival depends on Scrooge's willingness to
change
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Scrooge used to care more about others before becoming obsessed with
wealth
.
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Who does Scrooge miss and recognize the importance of in his past?
Belle
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Belle ends her relationship with Scrooge because he loves money more than her
love
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Scrooge could have had a family with
Belle
if he had chosen differently.
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Why is Scrooge afraid of the Ghost of Christmas Present?
He doesn't want to anger it
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Despite the weather, Victorian Londoners remained joyful, as shown by their shoveling snow with glee on their
rooftops
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The Ghost of Christmas Present's behavior is the antithesis of
Scrooge's
.
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