Stave 4 quiz
What does Scrooge keep looking for during this part of the journey?
He keeps looking for the person who is dead. He is also looking for himself, because he believes that he has changed his ways.
What does Scrooge promise the spirit?
He promises the spirit that he will always remember all of the spirits and remember to stay good.
What is Scrooge's reaction to this spirit? Is his reaction the same or different from the other spirits?
He was really scared of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.
Why is this stave necessary when Scrooge has already changed so much?
If Scrooge continues his bad ways he is going to die and no one will come.
Does anyone care about the dead man in the bedroom? Why?
No one cares about the dead man because he was mean to everyone. It was Scrooge.
Describe the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. IN what ways is the spirit very different from those that came before? What does this spirit lack that the others had? Why do you think it lacks this quality?
Tall, all black, he didn't talk. He didn't talk because he is what is yet to come, so he can't tell him his future.
What is the lesson Scrooge learns in this stave that he had not learned before?
The lesson that he learned was to love and respect people because if he doesn't, no one will come to his funeral.
Scrooge's last request is to know what shall become of him in the days ahead. What does the spirit show him? How does Scrooge respond to what he is shown?
The spirit showed him his grave. He is very sad and doesn't want to die.
Scrooge asks the spirit to show him tenderness connected to a death. What does the spirit show him?
The spirit shows him Bob Crathit's house and his family. They are mourning the death of Tiny Tim.
Who are the people at Old Joe's Scavenger Shop and what are they doing?
They are scavengers, and they stole stuff from the mans house.
What does the spirit show Scrooge first? What are the men talking about?
They entered the city, They are talking about someones death.
