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5. Causing gloom;dreary
A 100

6. Dismal
A 100

7. Heavy; massive
A 200

8. Ponderous
A 200

9. To occupy completely; absorb

10. Engross
A 300

11. Putting on; pretending
A 400

12. Feigning
A 400

13. A gloomy state of mind
A 500

14. Melancholy
A 500

15. A person who hoards money
B 100

16. Miser
B 100

17. To bind morally or legally; grateful

18. Obliged
B 200

19. Highly offensive; disgusting
B 300

20. Odious
B 300

21. Deprived
B 400

22. Destitute
B 400

23. Tending to cause; bring out

24. Conducive
B 500

25. “ A toast. A toast everyone. Mister Scrooge
“ A toast! A toast everyone. Mister Scrooge! I give you Mister Scrooge, the founder of the feast.” Bob Cratchit is showing what?
C 100

26. His generous nature
C 100

27. “I am sorry with all my heart to find you so resolute
“I am sorry with all my heart to find you so resolute. We have never had a quarrel to which I have been a party…” Fred’s words show what?
C 200

28. Fred is a better man
C 200

29. “Or would you know the weight and length of the strong coil (chain) you wear yourself? It was as full as heavy and as long as this, seven Christmas Eves ago…” Marley’s warning means what?
C 300

30. Scrooge may be doomed to the same fate as Marley

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32. At Fezziwig’s Christmas party, Fezziwig announces “Come spring, our lively Belle shall wed that most industrious of young men, Mister Ebenezer Scrooge!” This is foreshadowing Scrooge how?
C 400

33. Scrooge is the hardest-working apprentice

34. When the Ghost of Christmas Present reminds Scrooge he “drifts alone” and has “no kind circle,” Scrooge responds, “…if any kindness has withered in me, it has done so of its own accord. I had nothing to do with it.” This shows what about Scrooge?
C 500

35. He has not learned his lesson yet.
C 500

36. What does Marley predict about Scrooge?

37. He will be visited by 3 ghosts

38. Why does Belle return Scrooge’s ring?

39. Scrooge LOVES money
D 200

40. Why is Scrooge sad the second time he visits the Cratchits?

41. Tiny Tim is dead
D 300

42. What does Fred think about Scrooge’s wealth?

43. It’s useless
D 400

44. What doesn’t Scrooge realize about what the people are doing in the pawn shop?

45. They are pawning his posessions
D 500

46. When does the climax occur in the play?

47. When Scrooge sees his tombstone.

48. Why did Scrooge call himself a baby at the end?

49. He is starting a new life

50. What is ironic about Scrooge enjoying the games at Fred’s house?

51. The game is making fun of him.

52. What does Scrooge fear when he sees his own grave?

53. He will not have a chance to change his ways

54. What character(s) are similar to Scrooge?

55. Ms. Dilber, Old Joe, charwoman, the undertaker

56. Which ghost showed that Scrooge had happy and loving memories?
F 100

57. Ghost of Christmas Past

58. Whose example does Scrooge feel he has fallen short of?

59. Fezziwig
F 200

60. Who doesn’t like the fact that workers expect the day off with pay?

61. Scrooge
F 300

62. Who wrote this novel?
F 400

63. Charles Dickens
F 400

64. Who was Scrooge’s business partner?
F 500

65. Jacob Marley
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Themes Please record your wager.
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67. What are the main themes in A Christmas Carol
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68. *The emptiness of material goods
*The importance of love and compasssion
*The need for social justice
*The possibility for change and personal growth
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