A Christmas Carol: Scrooge & Marley_ActsI&II Test_Aplin

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What is the significance of Scrooge's visions with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

Back

They reveal that Scrooge was not always a miser and had moments of joy and connection in his past.

Front

Why does Scrooge view Christmas negatively in Act I?

Back

He believes that Christmas is an interruption to making money and does not see its value.

Front

How does Scrooge's attitude change after revisiting the Fezziwigs’ Christmas party?

Back

He feels regret for being ungenerous towards Bob Cratchit and reflects on the joy he once experienced.

Front

What is Scrooge's initial reaction to Cratchit’s family in Act II?

Back

He thinks that Cratchit has too many children, showing his lack of understanding of family values.

Front

What does Jacob Marley reveal about Scrooge at the beginning of the play?

Back

Marley reveals that Scrooge is a solitary, miserly man who has little regard for others.

Front

Define 'miser' as it relates to Scrooge's character.

Back

A miser is a person who hoards wealth and spends as little money as possible, exemplified by Scrooge's behavior.

Front

What lesson does Scrooge learn from the Ghost of Christmas Past?

Back

He learns that his past choices have led to his current loneliness and unhappiness.

Front

How does Scrooge's relationship with money affect his interactions with others?

Back

His obsession with money leads him to isolate himself and treat others poorly.

Front

What role does the theme of redemption play in 'A Christmas Carol'?

Back

Redemption is central to the story, as Scrooge has the opportunity to change his ways and embrace kindness.

Front

What does the Cratchit family represent in the story?

Back

They represent the struggles of the poor and the importance of family and love during Christmas.