This character posts a letter in the school newspaper saying girls are needed at Welton Academy.
Charlie
This unfortunate event causes the collapse of the first windmill.
A storm
Peru
School
The term for arranged in the order of time.
Chronological
From reading an old school annual, the boys discover that this teacher was a former pledge of the Dead Poet's Society.
Mr. Keating
This animal consistently doubts propaganda but rarely speaks up, often mentioning that he has been around a very long time and seen a lot.
Benjamin
The Christmas decoration each house on Hemlock puts on their rooftops.
Frosty
The children under the robe of the Ghost of Christmas Present, Want and Ignorance, belong to whom?
Man
The term for having no known or identified name.
Anonymous
Todd has a major breakthrough after being urged by Mr. Keating to let out a barbaric ___________.
Yawp
After being hauled off by the knackers, Squealer lies and tells the animals that this character died of natural causes in a hospital after receiving care.
Boxer
Nora embarrassingly runs into this character at the mall after tanning.
Her pastor
When the third spirit takes Scrooge to see the Cratchits, this character has tragically died.
Tiny Tim
The term for guided by high principles or ideals.
Idealistic
Todd blames this character for Neil's death.
Mr. Perry
By the end of the story, these animals become nearly indistinguishable from the humans, walking on two legs, wearing clothes, and even playing cards with other men.
Pigs
Luther plans on sending all the anonymous Christmas cards he has received to this character.
Frohmeyer
Scrooge sends a giant one of these to the Cratchit home on Christmas day.
Turkey
The term for concerned only with the surface opinions or not deep.
Superficial
The only student to refuse signing the document that accuses Mr. Keating of being a bad influence on the boys.
Todd
This is name the farm reverts back to by the end of the novel.
Manor Farm
The author of Skipping Christmas.
John Grisham
The host of the dinner party Scrooge attends on Christmas Day at the end of the story.
His nephew, Fred
The term for having a great deal of money or wealth.
Affluent