A Christmas Carol Novel Test Review

Jacob Marley's ghost: Choose the best answer that fits the character in the book.

• Comes to fetch Scrooge from school

• Toasts Scrooge at a Christmas party

• Tells Scrooge he wears an invisible chain

Fezziwig: Choose the best answer that fits the character in the book.

• Sells Scrooge’s possessions to a pawn shop

• Throws a festive party for his employees

• Shows Scrooge the woman he used to love

Bob Cratchit: Choose the best answer that fits the character in the book.

• Throws a festive party for his employees

• Asks for Christmas Day off

• Asks Scrooge to donate money to charity

Scrooge’s sister (Fan): Choose the best answer that fits the character in the book.

• Comes to fetch Scrooge from school

• Toasts Scrooge at a Christmas party

• Tells Scrooge he wears an invisible chain

Scrooge’s nephew (Fred)

• Throws a festive party for his employees

• Asks for Christmas Day off

• Toasts Scrooge at a Christmas party

Scrooge’s servant (Mrs. Dilber)

• Sells Scrooge’s possessions to a pawn shop

• Tells Scrooge he wears an invisible chain

• Asks for Christmas Day off

Ghost of Christmas Past

• Sells Scrooge’s possessions to a pawn shop

• Shows Scrooge the city streets full of people

• Shows Scrooge the woman he used to love

Ghost of Christmas Present

• Shows Scrooge his childhood town and school

• Shows Scrooge the city streets full of people

• Shows Scrooge his own grave if he doesn’t change his ways

“Merry Christmas! What reason have you to be merry? You’re poor enough!” Scrooge’s words in Stave 1 tell us that he:

• wants to help his nephew.

• believes that poor people have nothing to celebrate.

• will not give money to help the poor.

• is a merry and happy person.

The purpose of Jacob Marley’s visit to Scrooge is to –

• show Scrooge the past, present, and future.

• warn Scrooge about what will happen if he doesn’t change.

• bring a gift that will comfort Scrooge.

• frighten Scrooge by showing him ghosts.