christmas carol

Question 1

solitary as an oyster

Answer 1

the adjective solitary shows scrooges isolated existence within society and the individualistic character he is

Question 2

as solitary as an oyster

Answer 2

/the noun oyster is an object found at the bottom of the ocean and is seen to symobolise scrooges lonely disliked character

Question 3

as solitary as an oyster

Answer 3

oysters contain a pearl inside which could suggest that there might be good buried deep inside of scrooge it also links the idea that scrooge had a hard exterior but a soft interior dickens had done this to show that there is good within eveyone and we must all strive to be the best version of ourselves

Question 4

i am as light as a feather

Answer 4

the noun feather associates with bird, birds can fly this creates a feeling of freedom and emphasis the positive spirit scrooge is now feeling

Question 5

i am as light as a feather

Answer 5

he has broken out of his locked up and excluded from society behaviour dickens’s has done this to show that everyone has the ability to change-even the vilest of individuals this inspires the reader that they too have the ability to change

Question 6

ghost of Christmas past(represents memory)

Answer 6

the ghost of christmas past represents memory she shows scrooge events from his past in hopes of shredding light

Question 7

ghost of Christmas past

Answer 7

to remind scrooge that he was not alway bitter and a misery if the ghost can help him who remember who he once was there is hope

Question 8

jacob marley

Answer 8

marley can be seen as a physical representation of the christian system of heaven and hell and the importance of redemtion

Question 9

jacob marley

Answer 9

Jacob marley has chains and locks on him the chains represents his sins in life and his guilt in failing to help his fellow man he is forged the chain himself and wears it though

Question 10

ghost of christmas future (year of death) (yet to come)

Answer 10

the ghost of christmas future represents fear of death

Question 11

ghost of christams yet to come

Answer 11

this ghost shows scrooge that if he continues his current ways there is a reckoning that awaits for him

Question 12

the ghost of Christmas yet to come

Answer 12

jacob marley paid for his actions on earth if he does not change scrooge will suffer the same fate

Question 13

ghost of Christmas present (represents generosity and good will)

Answer 13

taught scrooge the most
only ghost showed compassion

Question 14

timeline

Answer 14

introduced as cold
refuses to give to charity
markets ghost visits to prepare for scary fate
christmas past -lonley boy /belle/fezziwig
cratchit home (tiny tim)
ignorance and want
ghost of christmas yet to come visions of scrooges death
scrooge wakes up on xmas day
new chance to repent
turkey for cratchit second father to tiny tim

Question 15

scrooge

Answer 15

main character

Question 16

jacob marley

Answer 16

former buisness partner

Question 17

tiny tim

Answer 17

He is the youngest son of Bob Cratchit, Scrooge’s employee Tim is a cheerful and kind boy, but he is also very sick and needs a crutch to walk.

Question 18

bob cratchit

Answer 18

He is the clerk who works for Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character of the story. Cratchit is a kind and hardworking man, but he is also poor and struggling to support his large family.

Question 19

fred

Answer 19

He is the nephew of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character of the story. Unlike his uncle, Fred is cheerful, kind, and generous, and he enjoys celebrating Christmas with his friends and family. Throughout the story, Fred tries to convince Scrooge to embrace the holiday spirit and join him in his festivities, despite Scrooge’s initial reluctance.

Question 20

fezziwig

Answer 20

He is the former employer of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character of the story. Fezziwig is depicted as a kind and generous man who treats his employees well and celebrates Christmas with them. His character serves as an example of the importance of kindness, compassion, and generosity towards others, and stands in contrast to Scrooge’s own miserly behavior.

Question 21

belle

Answer 21

ignorance

Question 22

want

Answer 22

old joe