"A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley" Act II

Front

What is the significance of the Cratchit family's Christmas dinner in Act II?

Back

It shows Scrooge how happy they were to be together on Christmas Day, even if they didn't have much.

Front

What are the main themes of 'A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley'?

Back

Family and Belonging, Choices and Transformation, Greed versus Generosity, Christmas Spirit and Traditions.

Front

How do the Cratchits cope with Tiny Tim's death?

Back

They do their best to comfort one another and move forward.

Front

What do the two women and the man sell to Old Joe in Act II?

Back

Items that they stole from Scrooge's rooms after he died.

Front

What does the Ghost of Christmas Present imply about Scrooge's actions and the future?

Back

Scrooge's actions can affect the outcome of the future, as indicated by the statement about the child dying if shadows remain unaltered.

Front

Define 'Christmas Spirit' as depicted in 'A Christmas Carol'.

Back

The joy, generosity, and warmth associated with the Christmas season, emphasizing kindness and community.

Front

What role does Scrooge play in the transformation of the Cratchit family?

Back

Scrooge's attitude and actions directly impact the Cratchit family's well-being and happiness.

Front

Explain the concept of 'Greed versus Generosity' in the story.

Back

The conflict between Scrooge's initial greed and his eventual transformation into a generous person who cares for others.

Front

What does the Cratchit family's celebration reveal about their values?

Back

It highlights their strong family bonds and the importance they place on being together, regardless of their financial situation.

Front

How does the character of Scrooge evolve throughout Act II?

Back

Scrooge begins to understand the importance of compassion and community, leading to his eventual transformation.