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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 does Scrooge notice is changing about the Spirit as they make their way through the Christmas celebrations?
(a) He is aging.
(b) He is growing.
(c) He is glowing.
(d) He is shrinking.

2. Where does Scrooge believe that he should be at that time of day, in the future?
(a) In his office.
(b) At the courts.
(c) Lying in bed.
(d) In the cemetary.

3. When Scrooge is returned to his bedroom, what does he wake up clutching?
(a) His bedpost.
(b) His pillow.
(c) His wallet.
(d) Himself.

4. Whose home does the second visitor first take Scrooge to?
(a) Bob Cratchit's.
(b) Jacob Marley's.
(c) Old Fezziwig's.
(d) His nephew Fred's.

5. What does Scrooge ask the Spirit to be quick to share?
(a) His lesson.
(b) His food.
(c) His clothing.
(d) His money.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the Spirit takes Scrooge to see the Cratchits, which character has died?

2. How does Scrooge react to the games that were played at Fred's party?

3. Why is the family that Scrooge visits so happy to hear of the death of the dead man?

4. What feeling floods Scrooge when he meets the third Spirit?

5. Which of the following does NOT describe the Scrooge's second visitor?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Scrooge see when he enters the cemetery?

2. What is the state of Tiny Tim?

3. What is Fred's opinion of his uncle Scrooge?

4. What is the Spirit's response to Scrooge's question regarding help for the two children?

5. What does the Spirit inform Scrooge is the fate of Tiny Tim?

6. What has changed about the Cratchit family when Scrooge is taken to revisit them?

7. What is significant about the appearance of the second spirit?

8. What clings to the robe of the second spirit?

9. What does Scrooge witness at the pawnshop?

10. What response did the community give to the Cratchit family following the death of Tiny Tim?

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