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A Christmas Carol ~ Stave One - TO EDIT
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What is the name of Scrooge’s clerk?
Bob Cratchit
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What does Scrooge think of Christmas as a holiday?
A waste of time and money
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What does Scrooge complain about when Bob asks for Christmas Day off?
It’s a poor excuse for picking a man’s pocket every twenty-fifth of December.
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What does Scrooge say about prisons and workhouses?
Are they still in operation?
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How much money does Scrooge donate to the poor?
None
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What does Bob Cratchit do after work on Christmas Eve?
Goes home to celebrate with his family.
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Who invites Scrooge to Christmas dinner?
Fred
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How does Scrooge describe people who celebrate Christmas?
Idiots who should be boiled in their own pudding.
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What does Fred call Christmas in his speech?
A kind, forgiving, charitable time.
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How does Bob Cratchit react when Scrooge agrees to give him Christmas Day off?
He thanks Scrooge gratefully.
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What does Scrooge give to his clerk as a Christmas gift?
Nothing
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What is Scrooge’s famous phrase about Christmas?
Bah! Humbug!
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Who asks Scrooge for a donation to the poor?
Two portly gentlemen
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How does Bob Cratchit keep warm at work?
By warming his hands over a candle
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What is the setting of Scrooge’s counting-house?
Cold, dark, and sparsely furnished
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What does Scrooge do when he hears carolers singing outside his office?
He scares them away.
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How does Scrooge respond to Fred’s invitation?
He refuses.
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What is the relationship between Scrooge and Marley?
Business partners
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What is Fred’s attitude toward Scrooge despite his coldness?
Cheerful and forgiving
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How long has Marley been dead at the start of the story?
Seven years
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What is the first line of A Christmas Carol?
Marley was dead, to begin with.
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