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Characters Characters II Quotes/ Chara cterization VocabSymbolism Multiple Choice
A kindly, crippled boy who may die A 100
TINY TIM A 100
Young Scrooge’s employer, to whom he was apprenticed A 200
FEZZIWIG A 200
Earns only 15 shillings a week from Scrooge and is treated very badly A 300
BOB CRATCHIT A 300
Shows Scrooge his own tombstone A 400
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS FUTURE A 400
Breaks her engagement to Scrooge because money has replaced her in his life A 500
BELLE (LOST LOVE) A 500
Looks both young and old B 100
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST B 100
Give intro of Scrooge at the beginning of the play; warns of ghosts’ visits B 200
(JACOB) MARLEY B 200
Teases her father by hiding & pretending not to come home for Christmas B 300
MARTHA CRATCHIT B 300
Receives stolen goods from the thieves who robbed Scrooge B 400
OLD JOE B 400
Does not want to toast Scrooge B 500
MRS. CRATCHIT B 500
“It is cold, bleak, biting weather outside; foggy withal; and if you listen closely, you can hear the people in the court go wheezing up and down, beating their hands upon their breasts, and stamping their feet upon the pavement stones to warm them.” The previous passages from the story is an example of A. characterization B. imagery C. symbolism D. theme C 100
B. imagery C 100
“He had been revolving in his mind a change of life, and thought and hoped he saw his new-born resolution carried out in this.” A.Direct Characterization B. Indirect Char. from what the character says [Speech] C. Indirect Char. from what the character does [Actions] D. Indirect Char. from what the character thinks [Thoughts] E. Indirect Char. from how the character looks [Appearance] F. Indirect Char. for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 200
D. Indirect Char. from what the character thinks [Thoughts] C 200
“Oh, but he was a tight-fisted hand at the grindstone….secret, self-contained, and solitary as an oyster.” A.Direct Characterization B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 300
A.Direct Characterization C 300
DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager
“‘If they rather die, they had better do it and decrease the surplus population.’” A.Direct Characterization B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effects on other characters] C 400
B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] C 400
Scrooge raises Bob’s salary and assists his struggling family. A.Direct Characterization from the narrator. B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 500
C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] C 500
EXTREMELY FOOLISH OR SILLY; CRAZY; INSANE D 100
LOONY D 100
EXTREME GENEROSITY D 200
LIBERALITY D 200
MELT AWAY D 300
DELIQUESCE D 300
The specter seemed to ___________________ itself into thin air after leaving Scrooge. D 400
DISPEL D 400
The __________________ went through the town singing Christmas carols and spreading holiday cheer. D 500
REVELER D 500
Scrooge’s cold-hearted, unsympathetic personality SYMBOLIZES….. E 100
HIS COAT OF GRAY E 100
The greed, selfishness and other actions that extinguish the spirit of Christmas. E 200
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST’S CAP E 200
The spirit of Christmas that Dickens’ wishes to see revived in England (NOTE: THIS NEEDS CHANGED IN YOUR NOTES) E 300
BOB CRATCHIT E 300
The uneducated, working-class factory children; they should be feared because if they remain uneducated England will collapse and be doomed. E 400
BOY IGNORANCE E 400
Poor children who do not have the common necessities (housing, food, clothing) E 500
GIRL WANT E 500
In the very beginning of the play, why is Marley upset with Scrooge? a)He isn’t upset with him; he is merely introducing him to the audience. b) Scrooge didn’t donate money to the men who were collecting for the poor. c) Scrooge wanted to jail the people who owed him money. d) Both B and C. F 100
c) Scrooge wanted to jail the people who owed him money. F 100
Why does the young Scrooge’s fiancé break off their engagement? a)She is tired of waiting for Scrooge to marry her. a)She feels he now loves money more than he loves her. a)She has found someone else who loves her more than Scrooge does. a)She thinks he works too much. F 200
b) She feels he now loves money more than he loves her. F 200
What does the Ghost of Christmas Present sprinkle from his torch? a)Salt b)Incense c)Kindness d)Perfume F 300
c) Kindness F 300
Whose funeral does Scrooge think the three businessmen are discussing? a)His own funeral b)Jacob Marley’s c)Tiny Tim’s d)A poor, unknown stranger’s F 400
B) Jacob Marley’s F 400
What is Cratchit’s reaction at the end of the play when Scrooge tells Bob he will raise his salary, assist his family, discuss Bob’s affairs over a drink, and then suggests Bob make up a fire because it is too cold in the office? a)He smiles and then faints. b)He becomes very excited and shakes Scrooge’s hand. c)He immediately runs to fill the coal bucket. d)He asks Scrooge if he is feeling all right. F 500
a)He smiles and then faints.He smiles and then faints. F 500
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What does the GHOST PAST symbolize? What does the GHOST PRESENT symbolize? What does the GHOST FUTURE symbolize? (complete sentences for full credit!!!!!) Click on screen to continue
PAST = memories and truth PRESENT = kindness and joy felt at Christmas FUTURE = death Click on screen to continue
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