A Christmas Carol: Scrooge And Marley - Act 1 Question Preview (ID: 49182)


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At the beginning of the play,. Scrooge is in his counting house and is concerned with
a) Christmas Eve plans
b) signing contracts
c) collecting money from those who owe him
d) choosing Christmas presents for friends and family

Who visited Scrooge to request a donation for the poor?
a) his nephew
b) Cratchit
c) two orphans from the workhouse
d) the thin man and the portly man

On his way home from the office, how did Scrooge react to the falling snowflakes?
a) he batted them away with his walking stick
b) he brushed them off his coat with disdain
c) he muttered, Bah Humbug!
d) All of these

What did Marley do to cause Scrooge to beg for mercy?
a) Marley woke Scrooge
b) Marley screamed a ghostly, fearful scream
c) Marley rang the bell without touching it
d) None of these

The Ghost of Christmas Past took Scrooge
a) to his boyhood town
b) to a warehouse where Scrooge once worked
c) both of these
d) neither of these

Who came to pick up Scrooge from school?
a) his sister
b) his brother
c) his father
d) his mother

In the past, how did Scrooge know Fezziwig?
a) Fezziwig was a childhood friend
b) Fezziwig was a fellow apprentice
c) Fezziwig was his boss
d) none of these

Who appeared with Scrooge in the final scene from his past?
a) his father
b) a former girlfriend
c) Dick Wilkins
d) Matthew

begged someone earnestly or desperately to do something
a) implored
b) arrangement
c) morose
d) interjection

sullen and ill-tempered
a) implored
b) arrangement
c) morose
d) interjection

plans or preparations for a future event
a) implored
b) arrangement
c) morose
d) interjection

an abrupt remark made especially as an aside or interruption
a) implored
b) arrangement
c) morose
d) interjection

without the basic necessities of life
a) encouragement
b) destitute
c) amusement
d) void

the state or experience of finding something funny
a) encouragement
b) destitute
c) amusement
d) void

the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope
a) encouragement
b) destitute
c) amusement
d) void

completely empty
a) encouragement
b) destitute
c) amusement
d) void

transported or carried to a place
a) conveyed
b) implored
c) benevolence
d) morose

the quality of being well meaning; kindness
a) conveyed
b) implored
c) benevolence
d) morose

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