Starter quiz
- In Stave 3 of 'A Christmas Carol', what changes did we see in Scrooge?
- He became more empathetic towards Bob, his clerk. ✓
- He became more determined to hoard his wealth.
- He donated to charity, showing his new selflessness.
- He began to understand the value of family. ✓
- He promised he would become a better person.
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- In 'A Christmas Carol', what description did Dickens give us of the final ghost at the end of Stave 3?
- "Clad in black, a faceless shadow of the future."
- "Moving like fog, creeping towards Scrooge menacingly."
- "Like a skeleton, advancing slowly in his direction."
- "Draped and hooded, coming, like a mist along the ground, towards him." ✓
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- Which gesture can be representative of guidance and enlightenment?
- Waving.
- Thumbs up.
- Pointing. ✓
- Hands clasped.
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- What might the word 'abhorrent' mean?
- Delightful and lovely.
- Kind and empathetic.
- Horrifying and appalling. ✓
- Miserable and lonely.
- Gentle and placid.
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- What does Scrooge represent in 'A Christmas Carol'?
- The immoral criminal classes.
- The extraordinarily-wealthy aristocrats.
- The impoverished lower classes.
- The wealthy middle-upper classes. ✓
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- In 'A Christmas Carol', what is Dickens criticising?
- The lack of money in Victorian society.
- The lack of support for the poor in Victorian society. ✓
- The wilful ignorance of the upper-middle classes to the poor. ✓
- The lack of resources to sustain a growing population.
- the abundance of charity in Victorian society
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