Poverty

• How does Dickens present society in A Christmas Carol?

  As unfair, especially towards the poor
• What does the term "premature" mean in the context of Tiny Tim's fate?

  It means early or untimely
• Why is Tiny Tim's situation significant in the extract?

  It highlights the unfairness of society
• What should you do after identifying key quotes in the extract?

  Link them back to the theme of unfairness
• What are the key themes to focus on when analyzing A Christmas Carol?

  • Selfishness
  • Social injustice
  • The supernatural
  • Family
  • Redemption
• How does the selfishness of the upper class contribute to society's unfairness?

  It creates an imbalance in society
• What does the term "plight" refer to in the context of the poor?

  The struggles and hardships they face
• How can you demonstrate your understanding of the extract in your essay?

  By analyzing quotes and linking to themes
• What is the significance of the quote "the child will die"?

  It emphasizes the harsh reality of poverty
• What does Scrooge's character represent in the context of society's unfairness?

  Ignorance and selfishness of the upper class
• How does Dickens use structure to convey themes in A Christmas Carol?

  By contrasting different characters' experiences
• What is the remedy Dickens suggests for society's unfairness?

  Compassion leading to social justice
• What does the acronym FR stand for in the context of key themes?

  Selfishness and social injustice
• How can you ensure your essay remains focused on the theme of unfairness?

  By linking every point back to society's unfairness
• What is the importance of varying points in your essay paragraphs?

  To provide a comprehensive analysis of themes
• How can pre-learned quotes assist in writing your essay?

  They provide ready analysis for reference
• What is the significance of Scrooge's redemption in the story?

  It shows the potential for societal change
• How does Dickens portray the relationship between the upper and lower classes?

  As one of ignorance and suffering
• What role does the supernatural play in conveying themes in A Christmas Carol?

  It highlights moral lessons and societal issues
• How can you effectively link your analysis back to the exam question?

  By consistently referencing society's unfairness
• What is the main focus of the essay as outlined in the study material?

  Society being unfair in A Christmas Carol
• Why is it important to have options when analyzing the extract?

  It allows for flexibility in your argument
• How does Dickens use the character of Scrooge to reflect societal issues?

  His transformation illustrates the impact of ignorance
• What should you do if you encounter unfamiliar quotes during the exam?

  Use pre-learned analysis to connect themes
• What does the term "upper class ignorance" refer to in the context of the essay?

  The lack of awareness of the poor's struggles
• How does the essay suggest addressing the unfairness in society?

  Through awareness and compassion from the upper class
• What is the significance of the phrase "decrease the serpent's population" in the extract?

  It reflects the harsh attitudes of the upper class
• How can you structure your essay to effectively analyze the extract?

  By organizing paragraphs around key themes
• What is the overall message of A Christmas Carol regarding society?

  Society is unfair, especially to the poor
• Why is it important to focus on the theme of unfairness throughout the essay?

  It aligns with the exam question's requirements
• How does Dickens use the character of Tiny Tim to illustrate societal issues?

  His fate symbolizes the consequences of poverty
• What should you do to prepare for writing about the unseen extract?

  Pre-learn quotes and their analyses
• What is the significance of the Cratchit family's happiness despite their struggles?

  It highlights the resilience of the poor
• How does the essay suggest using quotes effectively?

  By linking them back to the main theme
• What does the character development of Scrooge represent in the story?

  The potential for change in society
• How can you ensure your analysis is comprehensive?

  By addressing multiple characters and themes
• What is the main focus of the essay as outlined in the study material?

  Society being unfair in A Christmas Carol
• Why is it important to have options when analyzing the extract?

  It allows for flexibility in your argument
• How does the author present society in the text?

  As unfair
• What is the remedy for societal unfairness according to the text?

  Compassion leading to social justice