Characters and Themes in A Christmas Carol

Front

The three spirits who visit Scrooge (after Jacob Marley) are

Back

Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Yet to Come

Front

Someone who hates to spend money and is very stingy is known as a

Back

miser

Front

When the author TELLS the reader what the character is like, it is called

Back

DIRECT characterization

Front

When Scrooge calls Christmas a 'humbug,' he is saying it is

Back

nonsense

Front

Scrooge worked as an apprentice to

Back

Mr. Fezziwig

Front

The main theme of A Christmas Carol is about

Back

redemption and the spirit of Christmas.

Front

The character who represents the consequences of Scrooge's actions is

Back

Jacob Marley.

Front

The setting of A Christmas Carol primarily takes place in

Back

Victorian London.

Front

The term 'Christmas Spirit' in the story refers to

Back

the joy, generosity, and kindness associated with the Christmas season.

Front

The transformation of Scrooge is a key element of the story, illustrating the concept of

Back

personal growth and change.