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- 1. Multiple Choice
Scrooge is referred to as 'tight-fisted' suggesting he is...generousmeanwealthykind - 2. Multiple Choice'a squeezing, wrenching, gasping, scraping, clutching covetous old sinner'
This quote is mainly composed of .....negative verbs which show Scrooge is cruelnegative adverbs which show Scrooge is cruelnegative adjectives which show Scrooge is cruelnegative nouns which show Scroofe is cruel - 3. Multiple Choice'What reason have you to be merry? You're poor enough is said by Scrooge to...MarleyHis nephewThe charity workersBob Cratchit
- 4. Multiple ChoiceBob Cratchit's room in the counting house is described as a....dismal little celldismal tiny roomdismal damp celldimsal little sell
- 5. Multiple ChoiceComplete the quote...
'If they would rather die......then they best get on with it'...then they will do so hence'...then they had better do it'...then die they must' - 6. Multiple ChoiceMarley tells Scrooge 'I am here tonight to...'warn youwarm yousave youscare you
- 7. Multiple ChoiceComplete the quote: 'I wish to be left ___________' said Scroogewith my moneyon my ownalonein peace
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhen Scrooge says to Bob Cratchit 'you'll want all day tomorrow I suppose?' he is referring to....WednesdayNew Year's EveBoxing DayChristmas Day
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhere does Scrooge first see Marley's face?in the letterboxin the windowon the wallin the door knocker
- 10. Multiple ChoiceMarley's face in the door knocker is compared to...a bad lobster in a dark cellara dead fish in a cold pond
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Marley wearing?the chain he forged in lifethe chain he made in lifethe chain he forged in deaththe chain
- 12. Multiple Choice'...solitary as an oyster' is an example of ...a similea metaphorallusionidiom
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat word does Scrooge use to suggest it is all nonsense?humbaghumbeghumbugbumhug
- 14. Multiple ChoiceMarley says that Scrooge needs to be visited by the three spirits, as 'without their visits, you cannot hope to shun the path I tread.' What does this mean? Without their visits, you'llsleep well all nightnever change or redeem yourselfbecome a new man
- 15. Multiple ChoiceScrooge's first name is...EbenezerEbeneezerEbanezerEbonezer
- 16. Multiple ChoiceScrooge speaks in a 'faltering' voice, which means he is...hesitantangrycalmfull of joy
- 17. Multiple Choice'...the houses opposite were mere phantoms' is an example of ...simileallusionmetaphoronomatopoeia
- 18. Multiple Choice'...a church, whose gruff old bell was peeping slily down at Scrooge' is an example ofidiomsimilepersonificationmetaphor
- 19. Multiple ChoiceTo show Scrooge is an unfriendly and negative character, the setting for the start of the novel is very....bright and sunnycolourfulcold and brightcold and dark
- 20. Multiple ChoiceScrooge is referred to as 'tight-fisted' suggesting he is...generousmeanwealthykind
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhat is Marley wearing that makes him noisy when he moves?Bells.Chains.Clogs.A hat.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceThe narrator tells us that Marley is as dead as ...DodoCorpseDoor knobDoornail
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