4. When Scrooge awakens, why does he vow to stay awake until one o'clock?
(a) To ward off his terrible nightmares.
(b) To return to a normal sleep schedule.
(c) To disprove that spirits exist.
(d) To ensure that the clock is working properly.

5. What does Marley tell Scrooge these visitors will hold for him?
(a) A gift.
(b) A secret.
(c) A photo.
(d) A key.

6. What is the state of Jacob Marley at the beginning of the book?
(a) He is dead.
(b) He is ill.
(c) He is alive.
(d) He is missing.

7. At what time will the first two visitors come for Scrooge?
(a) At six o'clock.
(b) At midnight
(c) At one o'clock.
(d) At noon.

8. How is Scrooge described during his time with the first spirit?
(a) Tormented.
(b) Triumphant.
(c) Apathetic.
(d) Enraged.

9. What instrument sounds before Jacob Marley appears?
(a) Violins.
(b) Drums.
(c) Guitars.
(d) Bells.

10. After Scrooge is touched by the spirit, what ability does he have?
(a) The ability to speak words of wisdom.
(b) The ability to feel the pain of others.
(c) The ability to see into the future.
(d) The ability to fly.

11. What does the figure of Scrooge's first guest resemble?
(a) A child.
(b) An angel.
(c) A beast.
(d) A man.

12. As Scrooge witnesses the various scenes of his childhood, what seems to be slipping away from him as he grows older?
(a) His ability to love.
(b) His greed over money.
(c) His formal education.
(d) His hopes for the future.

13. What is Marley's spirit forced to do?
(a) Die.
(b) Haunt.
(c) Wander.
(d) Cross-over.

14. What does Scrooge ask the first spirit to do for him?
(a) To send a message to Belle.
(b) To never return.
(c) To leave him with the memories.
(d) To take him back home.

15. What type of visitors does Marley tell Scrooge to expect?
(a) Children.
(b) Animals.
(c) Family.
(d) Spirits.