A Christmas Carol 1 - 4 MAVO

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A Christmas Carol

by Charles Dickens

- short summary

- characters

What ideas did Charles Dickens have about Christmas?

Put in the correct order

When did what happen? 

Drag the pictures to the correct spot!

Who's who?

Which character is meant by the descriptions?

a selfish old man who runs a counting house who is known to say, "Bah humbug!"

1. Fezziwig
2. Bob Cratchit
3. Jacob Marley
4. Ebenezer Scrooge

the main character's nephew who invites him to Christmas each year

1. Ebenezer Scrooge
2. Bob Cratchit
3. Jacob Marley
4. Fred

the clerk in the counting house who asks for a day off, with pay, on Christmas

1. Bob Cratchit
2. Belle
3. Tiny Tim
4. Fred

the main character's former partner who died seven years earlier and comes back as a ghost

1. Jacob Marley
2. Tiny Tim
3. Ghost of Christmas Past
4. Ghost of Christmas Present

the girl who the main character was engaged to

1. Fan
2. Belle
3. Tiny Tim
4. Mrs Cratchit

the youngest son of the clerk who works for the owner of the counting house

1. Fred
2. Fezziwig
3. Bob Cratchit
4. Tiny Tim

the sister of the main character

1. Fan
2. Frances
3. Belle
4. Mrs Fezziwig

the first Christmas ghost who visits the main character

1. Jacob Marley
2. Ghost of Christmas Past
3. Ghost of Christmas Present
4. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

the second Christmas ghost who visits the main character

1. Jacob Marley
2. Ghost of Christmas Past
3. Ghost of Christmas Present
4. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

the final Christmas ghost who visit the main character

1. Jacob Marley
2. Ghost of Christmas Past
3. Ghost of Christmas Present
4. Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

Character traits

Drag the character traits to the right person.

Fred

Bob

Scrooge

miserly

rude

friendly

cheerful

humble

generous

selfish

family man

hard working

One of Scrooge's character traits is being a miser.
Give an example of this from the book.

Another one of his character traits is being selfish. Give an example from the book.

Has this lesson helped you understand A Christmas Carol better?

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