7th Grade Final Review- Day 3

Exposition of a Christmas Carol

• Scrooge is seen only caring for himself and is hated by everyone in town. He is only focused on making more money and is not looking to give or care about anyone else. Most of all he hates Christmas.
• Scrooge is a new man. He resolves to give and exude joy. He decides he has a lot of life left to live, and being a miser is not the most fulfilling or beneficial lifestyle to invest the rest of his days.
• Scrooge shows “Merry Christmas” to everyone he meets in the streets. He buys the Cratchit family a turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, and promises to help his family’s needs.
• Scrooge finally sees the gravestone of the man so loathed by everyone; it is him. His heart is changed, and he resolves if he has another chance, he will make everything right and live differently.
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit and show him different scenes in his life.

Rising Action of a Christmas Carol

• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit and show him different scenes in his life.
• Scrooge is seen only caring for himself and is hated by everyone in town. He is only focused on making more money and is not looking to give or care about anyone else. Most of all he hates Christmas.
• Scrooge is a new man. He resolves to give and exude joy. He decides he has a lot of life left to live, and being a miser is not the most fulfilling or beneficial lifestyle to invest the rest of his days.
• Scrooge shows “Merry Christmas” to everyone he meets in the streets. He buys the Cratchit family a turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, and promises to help his family’s needs.
• Scrooge finally sees the gravestone of the man so loathed by everyone; it is him. His heart is changed, and he resolves if he has another chance, he will make everything right and live differently.

Climax of a Christmas Carol

• Scrooge finally sees the gravestone of the man so loathed by everyone; it is him. His heart is changed, and he resolves if he has another chance, he will make everything right and live differently.
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit and show him different scenes in his life.
• Scrooge is seen only caring for himself and is hated by everyone in town. He is only focused on making more money and is not looking to give or care about anyone else. Most of all he hates Christmas.
• Scrooge is a new man. He resolves to give and exude joy. He decides he has a lot of life left to live, and being a miser is not the most fulfilling or beneficial lifestyle to invest the rest of his days.
• Scrooge shows “Merry Christmas” to everyone he meets in the streets. He buys the Cratchit family a turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, and promises to help his family’s needs.

Falling Action of a Christmas Carol

• Scrooge shows “Merry Christmas” to everyone he meets in the streets. He buys the Cratchit family a turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, and promises to help his family’s needs.
• Scrooge finally sees the gravestone of the man so loathed by everyone; it is him. His heart is changed, and he resolves if he has another chance, he will make everything right and live differently.
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit and show him different scenes in his life.
• Scrooge is seen only caring for himself and is hated by everyone in town. He is only focused on making more money and is not looking to give or care about anyone else. Most of all he hates Christmas.
• Scrooge is a new man. He resolves to give and exude joy. He decides he has a lot of life left to live, and being a miser is not the most fulfilling or beneficial lifestyle to invest the rest of his days.

Resolution of a Christmas Carol

• Scrooge is a new man. He resolves to give and exude joy. He decides he has a lot of life left to live, and being a miser is not the most fulfilling or beneficial lifestyle to invest the rest of his days.
• Scrooge shows “Merry Christmas” to everyone he meets in the streets. He buys the Cratchit family a turkey, gives Bob Cratchit a raise, and promises to help his family’s needs.
• Scrooge finally sees the gravestone of the man so loathed by everyone; it is him. His heart is changed, and he resolves if he has another chance, he will make everything right and live differently.
• Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future visit and show him different scenes in his life.
• Scrooge is seen only caring for himself and is hated by everyone in town. He is only focused on making more money and is not looking to give or care about anyone else. Most of all he hates Christmas.

Which is not a theme of A Christmas Carol?

• Always choose yourself first
• mankind can be redeemed
• you should treat others better than you treat things
• kindness

(Scene: Bob Cratchit's humble home. The family is gathered around a small table, sharing a meager Christmas dinner.) Bob Cratchit: (with a smile) Well, my dears, though our feast may be modest, let us give thanks for the blessings we have. (He raises his glass) A toast, to our family's love and to the spirit of Christmas! Tiny Tim: (weakly) God bless us, every one! (They clink their glasses together and take a sip, savoring the moment of togetherness.) Based on the prompt what is the answer to this question: who is hosting the Christmas Dinner

• Bob Cratchit
• Tiny Tim
• Ebenezer Scrooge
• The Ghost of Christmas Past

(Scene: Bob Cratchit's humble home. The family is gathered around a small table, sharing a meager Christmas dinner.) Bob Cratchit: (with a smile) Well, my dears, though our feast may be modest, let us give thanks for the blessings we have. (He raises his glass) A toast, to our family's love and to the spirit of Christmas! Tiny Tim: (weakly) God bless us, every one! (They clink their glasses together and take a sip, savoring the moment of togetherness.) Based on the prompt what is the answer to this question: What word best describes the dinner?

• Modest
• Lavish
• Extravagant

(Scene: Bob Cratchit's humble home. The family is gathered around a small table, sharing a meager Christmas dinner.) Bob Cratchit: (with a smile) Well, my dears, though our feast may be modest, let us give thanks for the blessings we have. (He raises his glass) A toast, to our family's love and to the spirit of Christmas! Tiny Tim: (weakly) God bless us, every one! (They clink their glasses together and take a sip, savoring the moment of togetherness.) Based on the prompt what is the answer to this question: Who raises a glass for a toast?

• Bob Cratchit
• Tiny Tim
• Ebenezer Scrooge
• The Ghost of Christmas Past

(Scene: Bob Cratchit's humble home. The family is gathered around a small table, sharing a meager Christmas dinner.) Bob Cratchit: (with a smile) Well, my dears, though our feast may be modest, let us give thanks for the blessings we have. (He raises his glass) A toast, to our family's love and to the spirit of Christmas! Tiny Tim: (weakly) God bless us, every one! (They clink their glasses together and take a sip, savoring the moment of togetherness.) Based on the prompt what is the answer to this question: What does Tiny Tim say after the toast?

• "God Bless us, every one!"
• "Merry Christmas"
• "Long Live the holiday!"
• "Cheers!"