A Christmas Carol - 813 Test Prep

Scrooge first attributes Marley's ghost's presence to a bit of spoiled food that he ate.

Scrooge's real savior is

Mrs. Cratchit did not toast Scrooge.

The Phantom shows Scrooge one couple that is grieving Scrooge's death.

The people near the mines were not celebrating Christmas.

Scrooge's former business partner was

"A Christmas Carol" emphasizes

Scrooge meets the Ghost of Christmas Present with

The Cratchit Christmas celebration shows the spirit of Christmas

The quote, "Let me see some tenderness connected with death" means Scrooge

Fred got married because he fell in love.

The character that best stands for the spirit of Christmas is

During the Christmas celebrations, Bob Cratchit and Scrooge's nephew

Charles Dickens demonstrates a belief that Christmas is 

The feeling that the nephew had for Scrooge in the beginning was

After Fezziwig's party, Scrooge said the party was stupid and a waste of money.

Scrooge willingly goes with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come because he

Fezziwig represents the

When the charwoman takes Scrooge's bed curtains and blankets, she shows her _____ for Scrooge.

Like Marley before him, Scrooge denies responsibility for others.

Mrs. Cratchit had a lot of bad things to say about Scrooge.

Dicken's only purpose for writing this novel was to entertain.

In his later years, Scrooge became especially fond of 

The three spirits visit Scrooge in a period of

Tiny Tim has a serious case of the measles.

The Ghost of Christmas Past is a strange mixture of child and old man because

When Scrooge's nephew says, "His offenses carry their own punishment," he means