Read carefully. Choose only once answer.
SCROOGE
(Panicked)
Fly, but I am a mortal and cannot fly!
All of the above
Charles Dickens
Robert Louis Stephenson
Israel Horovitz
Jack Kemp
A novel
A drama
An act
A manuscript
Monologue
Dialogue
Manuscript
Dramatic interpretation
How an actor should act as he says his line
Special effects
How the set should look
The way the characters should look and move
All of the above
From a play to a book
From a novel to a monologue
From a novel to a play
From a movie to a book
Thin Man
Cratchit
Portly Man
Scrooge
Unethical
Weighty
Difficult
Bold
Play
Scene
Act
Drama
None of the above
He slept through the whole day.
The ghosts changed his clock.
The electricity went out.
His mind was just confused.
Marley
The Ghost of Christmas Past
He wants to buy it.
He has no idea where he is.
He remembers that he lived there as a boy.
He is afraid of having to fly to another place.
Grease from his dinner
A pimple
A smudge of coal
A tear
Surrounded by friends
Alone and crying
Trying to do math sums
Laughing
Fan
His sister
Both are true.
Neither are true.
Cratchit
His Father
Fezziwig
The Thin Man
It is important that the audience see how happy everyone is.
A dance scene would be hard to direct without many stage directions.
This is a key scene in the play because Scrooge remembers himself as happy.
All of these answers could be true.
None of these answers could be true.
Joyful
Unemotional
Tragic
Unimportant
Regretful
Unaffected
Eagerly wanting to see more
Unemotional
True
False
The director does not indicate.
True.
False.
His health
His money
His relatives
His friends
Harshly
Kindly
Fearfully
He was happy.
He was lonely.
He was wealthy.
He has acquired (gotten) more friends.
He has lost his faith in love and friendship.
He has lost his money.
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