How does Scrooge respond to seeing the Christmas part of his former master, Fezziwig?
A. He thinks that he lavished too much praise on Fezziwig. **??
B. He realizes how much he missed his sister, Fan.
C. He wishes he had given money to the boy singing carols.
D. He wishes he could say a word or two to Bob Cratchit.
oh yah, thanks for not giving the answers -_- please show all question next time Ellis.
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The answers to all questions are
D
D
D
C
A
Okay... Well I did the test. It looks like I DID get the first one right. On the other question, it's "to gain understanding". Oh. BTW, the last one that you did, I was right. It was the 4th one. And, you said both were wrong. Thanks for the help...
So what is it A or D
I have one more question, and that's final.
What purpose might you set for reading as you scan the list of "People in the Play" and see characters with such names as Portly Do-Gooder, the Ghost of Christmas Past, Fezziwig, and a Corpse?
A. to complete a task
B. to make a decision
C. to gain understanding
D. to be entertained ** I think.
I meant "nope" to the first question. I had not seen the second one yet. :)
Certainly reading a novella or a play like "A Christmas Carol" is entertaining. Is that why you read the cast of characters list? Is that entertaining in and of itself? I don't think so.
Actually, to prevent spread of false answers, it is entertaining.
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I see Anonymous on here a lot and I can clarify that he or she is 100% correct :)
In Act 1, Scene 1 of A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley, what purpose might you set after
reading this passage, spoken by Marley?