Subject-Verb 1
The cherry tree and the maple tree (has, have) been cut down.
have
The road to the right or the one straight ahead (leads, lead) home.
leads
Why does Marley’s ghost drag a chain with him, fastened with cashboxes and purses of steel?
b. They represent his deeds in life, which were spent chasing money and profit rather than other people.
TRIPLE POINTS!
Scene 3 is a conversation between Marley and Scrooge. What happens in this part of the drama to reveal the conflict?
c. Marley reveals that Scrooge must change his ways, but Scrooge says he would rather not.
SEPTUPLE POINTS (7x)
What is a miser?
A stingy person who won't even spend money on themselves.
Soldiers or police officers (was, were) blocking the roadways.
were
Carol and her sister (is, are) hiking in Argentina.
are
Which line from Scene 5 below shows that Scrooge cannot handle the heavy emotions that he feels when seeing his boyhood hometown?
a. Kind Spirit of Christmas Past, lead me where you will, but quickly! To be stagnant in this place is, for me, unbearable!
Which line below shows evidence that Scrooge is beginning to change his ways?
d. There was a boy singing a Christmas Carol outside my door last night. I should like to have given him something.
Losersayswhat?
What?
The Thomases or the Millers (is, are) taking us in their car.
are
Either Javier or Anthony (works, work) at the library twice a week.
works
PSYCH!
Bahahahahahahahahaha
Boosie!
DOUBLE POINTS
Which statement most accurately summarizes what the audience learns about Scrooge after his four visions with the Ghost of Christmas Past?
a. Scrooge was not a grumpy miser his entire life.
b. Scrooge had a close relationship with his family.
c. From an early age, Scrooge isolated himself from others.
d. Even as a child, Scrooge had an obsession with money.
a. Scrooge was not a grumpy miser his entire life.
The girls and boys (takes, take) turns collecting the classroom assignments.
take
Neither the fruit cups nor the rolls (has, have) been served yet.
have
How does Scrooge’s view of Christmas differ from those of his nephew and Bob Cratchit?
c. Scrooge sees Christmas as a meaningless day that could be better spent making money, while his nephew and Cratchit think Christmas is a time for togetherness and good cheer towards others.
What effects have Scrooge’s past experiences had on the person he has become?
c. They have made him an isolated man with no desire to connect with others.
What's that doodoo smell?
Oh, right, it's you and your team!!!
An apple or a pear (taste, tastes) good with cheese.
tastes
Billy or his sisters (cook, cooks) dinner every night.
cook
Which line from the play shows that Scrooge is a mean-spirited person who would like to be isolated from all others?
a. I’d rather see myself dead than see myself with your family.
How does it feel to have picked a fake question?
Bad I bet.
What's the name of Scrooge's old boss?
Fezziwig