Christmas Carol Stave I-V

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What is the significance of Bob Cratchit's late arrival at work in Stave I?

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It highlights Scrooge's character development as he pretends to be angry but ultimately raises Bob's salary and promises to help his family.

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How does Scrooge feel about the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

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He fears this spirit the most, indicating his deep concern about his future.

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What event does Scrooge witness first with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

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He returns to his childhood and sees himself as a young boy, alone at his school.

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What lesson does Scrooge learn from Fezziwig's character?

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He begins to value the importance of treating others kindly, realizing that kindness in business is essential.

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Where does Scrooge suggest the poor should go when asked for a donation?

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He suggests they go to prisons and workhouses, showing his lack of compassion.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Past represent?

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It represents memory and the impact of the past on one's present and future.

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How does Scrooge's attitude towards Christmas change throughout the story?

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He evolves from being miserly and dismissive of Christmas to embracing its spirit of generosity and kindness.

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What role do the spirits play in Scrooge's transformation?

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They serve as catalysts for his change, each revealing different aspects of his life and the consequences of his actions.

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What does Scrooge's relationship with his family reveal about him?

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It shows his isolation and the consequences of his greed, as he has distanced himself from loved ones.

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How does Dickens use the character of Scrooge to convey social criticism?

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Scrooge embodies the consequences of neglecting social responsibility and the importance of compassion for the less fortunate.