A Christmas Carol - Stave 3 - Reading Flashcard

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Which universal theme does the passage support? "Spirit," said Scrooge submissively, "conduct me where you will. I went forth last night on compulsion, and I learnt a lesson which is working now. To-night, if you have aught to teach me, let me profit by it."

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All of these

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What are the distinguishing characteristics of the Ghost of Christmas present? Options: He wears a long red robe and carries a sword and scabbard., He has a crown of mistletoe around his head and carries a golden chain., He wears a flowing green robe and carries a magical torch., He has a frightening appearance and is small in stature.

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He wears a flowing green robe and carries a magical torch.

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Why does the Ghost bless the Cratchit house as the two enter?

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To bless the poor family, as they are in need.

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When Scrooge asks of Tiny Tim’s fate, how does the Ghost respond?

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He sees an empty seat in the chimney-corner and an ownerless crutch; he states he is the last of his kind to see the child; he states the child will die.

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What is ironic about Bob Cratchit toasting Mr. Scrooge as the “Founder of the Feast?”

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Bob Cratchit shows gratitude for meager wages.

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What does the Ghost of Christmas Present hope to teach Scrooge by taking him to a lighthouse, a ship, and other work sites?

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Regardless of situation, people keep Christmas cheer.

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What odd behavior does Scrooge exhibit while visiting his nephew’s home?

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He plays along with the games, even forgetting they could not hear him.

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For what reason does Fred toast his Uncle Scrooge at his party?

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For providing them with merriment that evening.

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How does Scrooge respond to having his words, “Are there no workhouses?” repeated back to him by the spirit?

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He weeps with remorse.

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At the end of Stave 3, who is awaiting Scrooge in his bedchamber?

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The Ghost of Christmas Future