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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Marley's spirit forced to do?
(a) Die.
(b) Cross-over.
(c) Haunt.
(d) Wander.
2. What does Scrooge eat a bowl of in front of the fire before he receives his first visitor?
(a) Curds.
(b) Soup.
(c) Gruel.
(d) Pudding.
3. How much money does Scrooge give to the collection?
(a) One pound.
(b) Five pence.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Two pence.
4. How does Scrooge respond to the invitation for a meal in Chapter 1?
(a) He rebukes it.
(b) He doesn't give an answer.
(c) He doesn't understand it.
(d) He accepts it.
5. What literary character does Scrooge imagine that he is friends with as a young boy?
(a) Alladin.
(b) Robinson Crusoe.
(c) The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
(d) Huckleberry Finn.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is it signaled to Scrooge that there is a visitor in his room?
2. What does Marley tell Scrooge these visitors will hold for him?
3. After Scrooge is touched by the spirit, what ability does he have?
4. How is Scrooge described during his time with the first spirit?
5. When Scrooge sees Belle again, what is she breaking?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Scrooge see in the scene involving his old boss?
2. Who is Belle?
3. What unusual thing does Scrooge see on the front door to his home?
4. What is the conversation that transpires between Bob Cratchit and Scrooge about time off from work?
5. What is the appearance of Jacob Marley when he visits Scrooge in his bedroom?
6. Who is Fred, and what happens when he comes to visit Scrooge?
7. What does Scrooge overhear Belle and her husband discussing, and how does he react?
8. What does Marley beckon Scrooge to see outside his bedroom window and how does Scrooge react?
9. How did Belle's life turn out after her time with Scrooge?
10. Who is Jacob Marley, and what does the reader learn about him right away?
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