3. After Jacob Marley leaves him, what time does Scrooge wake from sleep?
(a) Midnight.
(b) Six o'clock.
(c) One o'clock.
(d) Noon.

4. How many men come by to collect money from the neighborhood on Christmas Eve?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) Four.

5. During what holiday season was Scrooge left alone as a young boy?
(a) Easter.
(b) Summer.
(c) Christmas.
(d) Thanksgiving.

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

7. What is Scrooge's relationship to Jacob Marley?
(a) They were best friends.
(b) They were enemies.
(c) They were business partners.
(d) They were brothers.

8. What does Marley say about his own spirit?
(a) That it is broken.
(b) That it is repaired.
(c) That it is doomed.
(d) That it is lively.

9. What holiday is being celebrated when the story opens?
(a) Thanksgiving.
(b) Halloween.
(c) Christmas.
(d) New Year's.

10. What are the men who are collecting money on Christmas Eve, using the money for?
(a) Charity.
(b) Education.
(c) Parties.
(d) Decorations

11. Where does Scrooge see the face of Jacob Marley?
(a) On the clockface.
(b) Floating in the air.
(c) In the window.
(d) In his knocker.

12. How much money does Scrooge give to the collection?
(a) Five pence.
(b) Nothing.
(c) One pound.
(d) Two pence.

13. How does Scrooge feel about the way that people see him?
(a) He is concerned.
(b) He likes it.
(c) He hates it.
(d) He is apathetic.

14. How is it signaled to Scrooge that there is a visitor in his room?
(a) His bed begins to shake.
(b) The windows fly open.
(c) The bed curtains are parted.
(d) The hands of his clock spin backward.

15. What does Scrooge eat a bowl of in front of the fire before he receives his first visitor?
(a) Soup.
(b) Curds.
(c) Gruel.
(d) Pudding.