A Christmas Carol Scene 1

What is the main reason Fred visits Scrooge?

• To borrow money from him

• To invite him to Christmas dinner and wish him a Merry Christmas

• To discuss work-related matters

• To complain about Scrooge's treatment of Bob Cratchit

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How does Scrooge’s attitude toward Christmas influence his interaction with Fred?

• He eagerly agrees to join Fred for dinner

• He expresses disdain for Christmas and dismisses Fred’s invitation

• He admits he secretly enjoys Christmas but hides it from others

• He tries to persuade Fred to stop celebrating Christmas

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What is the Gentleman Visitor’s purpose in coming to Scrooge’s office?

• To inform Scrooge about Marley’s legacy

• To ask for donations to help the poor

• To deliver an important business document

• To sell Scrooge Christmas decorations

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How does Scrooge justify his refusal to donate to charity?

• By claiming he already gives enough through taxes supporting public institutions

• By stating he has no money to spare

• By arguing that the poor should find work instead of relying on charity

• By saying it’s not his responsibility

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What idea does the Gentleman Visitor present to counter Scrooge’s views?

• That the workhouses and prisons are not sufficient to provide comfort or cheer

• That the poor should be forced to find work in order to survive

• That people like Scrooge are responsible for the poor’s plight

• That Christmas should be abolished to focus on essential needs

What is Bob Cratchit's reaction when Scrooge begrudgingly allows him Christmas Day off?

• He becomes upset and refuses to leave

• He expresses gratitude and wishes Scrooge a Merry Christmas

• He complains about Scrooge’s unfairness

• He decides not to take the day off

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How does Scrooge’s attitude toward others affect the events in this scene?

• His bitterness leads to a tense atmosphere and pushes others away

• His generosity creates a lively and joyous workplace

• His indifference motivates Fred and Cratchit to work harder

• His cheerful demeanor encourages charity among visitors

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What does Fred suggest about the value of Christmas, even though it doesn’t bring financial profit?

• It helps people earn more by encouraging generosity

• It creates joy and goodwill, which are valuable on their own

• It allows families to focus on business and productivity

• It is a time for people to show off their wealth

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How does Bob Cratchit's behavior reflect his personality?

• He is resentful toward Scrooge but hides it

• He is grateful and cheerful despite Scrooge’s treatment

• He challenges Scrooge openly about his unfairness

• He avoids Scrooge entirely to prevent conflict

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What does Scrooge’s interaction with the Gentleman Visitor reveal about his view of charity?

• He thinks charity is a waste of time and resources

• He believes charity should be done in secret

• He feels obligated to donate because of Marley’s legacy

• He agrees that helping the poor is important

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