A Christmas Carol Premiere and Christmas Lights

The speaker describes the experience of turning on lights with a lever, evoking a sense of wonder and surprise at their beauty and scale. Despite being a self-proclaimed Christmas cynic, the speaker reflects on how the lights and the season's spirit soften even the most hardened hearts, transforming them from misery to joy.

What feeling does the speaker describe when turning on the lights?

• A remarkable and dramatic experience

• Excitement of launching a missile

• Fear of causing a blackout

• Confusion about the light switch

How does the speaker describe their usual attitude towards Christmas?

• Cynical but softened by memories

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Completely opposed to it

• Enthusiastic and joyful

What does the speaker say about the scale of the event?

• It was not as big as they thought

• It was a typical size for such events

• It was the largest they had seen

• It was smaller than expected

What journey does the speaker mention that changes even the most cynical people?

• A dark and scary journey

• A journey through a festive market

• A journey through a winter wonderland

• A journey to the North Pole

What is the ultimate effect of the Christmas spirit according to the speaker?

• It makes people more cynical

• It brings joy and wins everyone over

• It causes people to feel lonely

• It has no effect on people's moods