Stave 4 Flashcards
What is the primary setting of Stave 4 in ‘A Christmas Carol’?
The setting primarily occurs in the future, depicting scenes of death and despair related to Scrooge’s demise.
True or False: In Stave 4, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come is friendly and welcoming.
False
Fill in the blank: The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come is often depicted as a __________ figure.
dark and foreboding
What does Scrooge witness in Stave 4 that profoundly impacts him?
He witnesses the indifference of people to his death and the lack of mourning for him.
Which character’s death does Scrooge see that highlights his lonely fate?
He sees the death of Tiny Tim.
What lesson does Scrooge learn from the visions presented by the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?
He learns the importance of changing his ways to avoid a grim future.
Multiple Choice: What does Scrooge plead for when he realizes the consequences of his actions?
He pleads for a chance to change his future.
Who are the people that show no respect at Scrooge’s funeral?
Businessmen and others who were indifferent to him in life.
What symbolic item does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come carry?
A dark, hooded cloak.
What pivotal moment occurs at the end of Stave 4?
Scrooge vows to change his ways and embraces the spirit of Christmas.