Scene 1
Who invited Scrooge over for Christmas Dinner?
His nephew; Fred
Who was Jacob Marley in life?
Scrooge's business partner.
Describe Scrooge as a child.
He was lonely. He loved reading and his sister
Who does Scrooge see the second spirit as?
Fezziwig
What are Scrooge's servants doing with his possessions?
He's died, so they are splitting us his possessions.
What was Scrooge's attitude towards his nephew?
He is rude; doesn't have time for him.
What do Marley's chains represent?
the wealth and greed as punishment for his life.
According to Scrooge, what made Fezziwig a good master?
He was good to his workers.
What did we find out about Tiny Tim?
He is ill and crippled.
What can you infer is going to happen Sunday?
Tiny Tim's funeral
Where does Scrooge think the poor belong?
Prisons and work houses
Why has Marley come to visit Scrooge?
To warn Scrooge about the three spirits to come
What does the 1st Spirit show Scrooge?
Scrooge's Mistakes
What is significant about Scrooge and the second spirit's entrance to the Cratchit House?
They could be felt but not seen.
How does Scrooge respond to Tiny Tim's death?
He is upset and can't believe it.
Why didn't Scrooge give money to poor?
He is stingy with his money and he believes they get what they deserve.
What does the little girl represent?
Hope for Scrooge's future
Where did the Spirits take Scrooge?
1. Boarding Schools
2. Fezziwig's party
3. When his Sweetheart left him.
What do the Cratchit's have that Scrooge doesn't?
a loving family.
What changes are seen in Scrooge after his experiences with the Spirits?
He becomes kinder, generous, and more joyful
What does Cratchit ask for? How does Scrooge respond?
Christmas Day off and he agrees after complaining about Christmas
What does the Leper represent?
Death and Disease
What does the Spirit mean when he says "I am always with you"
What does the Second Spirit share with Scrooge about the Poor?
If he continues to ignore the problem, it will only get worse.
What becomes more important than money to Scrooge?
being able to provide for others.