A Christmas Carol: Characters (AQA GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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A Christmas Carol: Characters
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What does Scrooge's use of 'surplus population' reveal about his attitude to the poor?

He sees them as excess goods to discard

When Scrooge says he'll 'honour Christmas in my heart', what does this commitment show?

His change is sincere & all year round

What does Bob Cratchit's toast to Scrooge demonstrate about his character?

His kindness & gratitude despite abuse

Why does Bob repeat 'little' when grieving for Tiny Tim?

To emphasise Tim's innocence & vulnerability

What does Tiny Tim symbolise in the novella?

Innocence & society's neglect

What do the 'vacant seat' and 'crutch without an owner' symbolise?

Loss & impact of poverty

What do Marley's chains represent?

Consequences of greedy & selfish choices

Why is 'business' ironic in Marley's quote 'Mankind was my business'?

He focused on money not helping people

What are the 'shadows' shown by the Ghost of Christmas Past?

Reflections of past events

What does the 'light' represent in the Ghost of Christmas Past's quote?

The truth & clarity

Who are Ignorance and Want according to the Ghost of Christmas Present?

Two children symbolising neglect

What does 'Doom' on Ignorance's brow warn about?

Disaster from ignoring social issues

What characteristic defines the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come?

Silent & mysterious

What does Fred represent in contrast to Scrooge?

True spirit of Christmas

What is Fred's message about Scrooge's wealth?

Wealth should be used for greater good

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