A Christmas Carol: Review

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What is the main idea of scene one (i) in 'A Christmas Carol'?

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Marley is giving Scrooge one last chance to avoid his fate.

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What does scene five (v) convey about the future?

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The future depends on the choices you make now.

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Which quote supports the main idea from scene four (iv)?

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"Tiny Tim...will he live?"

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Why is the quote 'Then you will walk where I do, burdened by your riches, your greed.' significant?

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They were business partners, so the mistakes they made together mean they will share the same fate.

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What does the quote 'You cannot change now what you would not change then' imply?

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It suggests that past actions cannot be altered and will affect future outcomes.

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Who is Marley in relation to Scrooge?

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Marley is Scrooge's former business partner.

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What lesson does Scrooge learn from Marley's visit?

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He learns about the consequences of his greed and the importance of compassion.

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What is the significance of Christmas in 'A Christmas Carol'?

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Christmas symbolizes generosity, kindness, and the potential for redemption.

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How does Scrooge's character change throughout the story?

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He transforms from a miserly, selfish man to a generous and caring individual.

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What role does Tiny Tim play in the story?

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Tiny Tim represents innocence and the impact of social neglect.