A Christmas Carol, Act I, Scenes 4 & 5

Front

What does the woman say has replaced her in Scrooge's life?

Back

His desire for wealth.

Front

Why is the young Scrooge at school a character to feel sorry for?

Back

He spends all his time alone.

Front

What is ironic about young Scrooge's statement regarding treating apprentices with dignity?

Back

When Scrooge does have his own firm, he treats his employee harshly.

Front

Why is Scrooge afraid to leave with the Ghost of Christmas Past?

Back

Scrooge is afraid because he cannot fly.

Front

Which adjectives best describe Fezziwig?

Back

Kind and generous.

Front

What does Scrooge's desire for wealth symbolize in the story?

Back

It symbolizes his prioritization of money over relationships and happiness.

Front

How does the character of Fezziwig contrast with Scrooge?

Back

Fezziwig is kind and generous, while Scrooge is miserly and uncaring.

Front

What lesson does Scrooge learn from his past experiences?

Back

He learns the importance of compassion and generosity.

Front

What role does the Ghost of Christmas Past play in Scrooge's transformation?

Back

The ghost helps Scrooge confront his past and understand how it shaped his present.

Front

How does isolation affect young Scrooge's character development?

Back

Isolation leads to his bitterness and desire for wealth.