Welcome to A Christmas Carol Story quiz. This book by Charles Dickens is a captivating read that tells of the spirit of Christmas, valuing those around us and the consequences. Scrooge is not a people person, and Christmas was not his favorite holiday up until his dead partner’s ghost, along with three other ghosts, appear and make all that change. If you read the book, this quiz is a perfect way to see how much you remember!
At midnight
On Christmas Eve at midnight
The next day, when the bell tolle "One."
He saw an image of Marley
He saw the bell illuminate
He saw the bell begin to swing and ring.
His head fell off
Scrooge became scared and hid under the bed
His lower jaw dropped to his chest
On Scrooge's bed
He was floating on the air
On the opposite side of the fireplace from Scrooge
It shows a sad setting in the story
It shows gloominess in the story
It shows fear in the story
Dark, humid and foggy
Cold, bleak, biting, and foggy
Nippy and breezy
That Ebenezer Scrooge was a grumpy, greedy man.
That Marley was dead
That Christmas is about giving
To warn Scrooge of his future is he does not change his ways.
To warn Scrooge about the coming of the spirits.
Both a and b are correct
They are both businessmen, greedy and wealthy
They are both alive and have a business together
They both have families that care for them
Marley values helping others and Scrooge sees no reason to help others
Marley is greedy and Scrooge is not
Marley does not care for the business and Scrooge does
He means Marley looked like a doornail once he died
He was comparing Marley being dead to a doornail.
He was trying to be funny.
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
He went to the livingroom to start the fire in the fireplace
He went to sit by the fireplace
He went straight to bed and fell asleep
Sad, lonely, old man
Cold, heartless, selfish, uncaring
Mean and scary
"Bah! Humbug!"
"What are you doing here?"
"Keep Christmas your own way and let me keep it in mine."
The Ghost of Christmas Present
The Ghost of Christmas Past
Marley's ghost
Having Scrooge see the image of Marley on his door knocker.
Having Scrooge hear moaning sounds, clanking chains, and ringing bells without an explanation of who was making the sounds.
Both a and b are correct
Studio
Business
Office
Mr. Scrooge
Marley's wife
Marley's nephew