Exit Ticket | A Christmas Carol | Scene 5 - 6

Why does Dickens describe this spirit as "bent and cloaked.  No physical features are distinguishable."

• The Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come doesn't really exist so it cannot be described.
• The Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come looks different to everyone he meets so he is difficult to describe.
• No one knows what this spirit looks like because no one has ever met him before.
• Since the future hasn't happened, no one knows what he will look like.

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Why is Scrooge upset in the beginning of this scene?

• He thinks his house employees are stealing his things .
• He feels like he learned his lesson and wants to be done with the spirits.
• The Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come is not speaking to him.
• He thought he was done with the spirits when the last spirit left him.

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What textual evidence best reveals that Tiny Tim died?

• "It makes them tired to try to see by firelight, and I wouldn’t show reddened eyes to your father when he comes home for the world."
• "It would have done you good to see how green it is.  But you’ll see it often."
• Well, it will happen, one day, but remember, when that day does come – as it must – we must none of us forget poor Tiny Tim and his first parting in our family.
  
• "And then you’ll be keeping with some girl and setting up for yourself."
  

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What are Sparsit, Cook, and the Charwoman doing in the beginning of the scene?

• Mourning the death of their boss, Scrooge.
• Determining which of Scrooge's things should be donated to charity.
• Trying to figure out what happened to Scrooge.
• Splitting up Scrooge's things to sell or take.

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Tiny Tim's death takes place in what part of the plot?

• Exposition
• Rising Action
• Climax
• Falling Action

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How does Scrooge's character traits change as the play progresses?

• He goes from being charitable to being greedy

• He goes from being odious and greedy to being charitable and kind

• He goes from being personable to being isolated

• He goes from being overbearing to being insidious

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CCSS.RL.5.3

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Where does Scrooge spend Christmas?

• With Fred and family

• At his house alone

• With his neighbors

• Volunteering at the local orphanage with Tiny Tim

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What lesson did Scrooge learn from the Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come?

• Speak kindly of people because you never know what they are going through

• You cannot trust those that are close to you

• Be kind to people or else they will rob you

• He needs to use his money to help those around him because his money is useless after he is dead

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At the end of the play, Scrooge discovers that

• he can pay others to do things he doesn't want to do himself
• making other people happy can bring him joy
• the people he has hurt will not forgive him
• he can't really change the future even though he would like to 

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Scrooge's main conflict throughout the play is an example of

• man versus man
• man versus self
• man versus nature
• man versus society

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