about the book
characters
literary elements
vocabulary
quotes
100
the era of the novel
What is the Victorian Era?
100
I wore ribbons because they were cheap, and I didn't want to toast Scrooge.
Who is Mrs. Cratchit?
100
It showed "the passion that had taken root, and the shadow where the growing tree would fall..."
What is a metaphor?
100
melancholy
What is sad?
100
"If they be like to die, they'd better do it, and decrease the surplus population"
Who is Scrooge?
200
the author of the novel
Who is Charles Dickens
200
I was Scrooge's business partner.
Who is Jacob Marley?
200
"monstrous masses"
What is alliteration?
200
gruel
What is thin porridge or oatmeal?
200
"another idol has displaced me...a golden one..."
Who is Belle?
300
the city and country in which the novel takes place
Where is London, England
300
I showed Scrooge the happiness, joy, friendships and fun that go with Christmas, and I never gave up on him.
Who is Fred, or the nephew?
300
"rude stones were cast about, as if it were the burying place of giants..."
What is a simile?
300
noisy; rowdy and loud
What is boisterous?
300
"father is oh so much kinder than he used to be, that home's like heaven..."
Who is Fan?
400
the protagonist
Who is Ebenezer Scrooge?
400
I was one of Scrooge's imaginary friends when he was a child.
Who is Robinson Crusoe, or Ali Baba?
400
"I am as happy as an angel..."
What is a simile?
400
jovial
What is happy?
400
"I am sorry for him, I couldn't be angry with him if I tried!"
Who is Fred?
500
The year the book was published.
What is 1843?
500
I quoted Scrooge's hateful words back to him.
Who is the ghost of Christmas Present?
500
"The sun glared down like a sullen eye..."
What is personification?
500
endeavor
What is to try very hard?
500
"Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business..."
Who is Jacob Marley?
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