Question

1. how does scrooge feel when he wakes up on christmas m

a. angry
b. confused
c. joyful and thankful
d. meaner than before

1. what is one thing scrooge does to show he has cha

a. he fires bob cratchit
b. he gives money to help others
c. he leaves town
d. he says christmas is pointless

1. how does scrooge treat tiny tim in the end?

a. he ignores him
b. he becomes like a second father to him
c. he tells him to work harder
d. he sends him away

Explanation:

Question 13

In "A Christmas Carol", after Scrooge is visited by the ghosts and has a change of heart, when he wakes up on Christmas morning, he feels joyful and thankful for the chance to change and embrace the holiday spirit. Angry (A) and meaner (D) don't fit his transformed state, and confused (B) is incorrect as he understands his newfound feelings.

Scrooge's transformation includes becoming generous. Firing Bob (A) is his old behavior, leaving town (C) and dismissing Christmas (D) are not actions of his changed self. Giving money to help others (B) aligns with his new, kind nature.

After his transformation, Scrooge cares for Tiny Tim, treating him with kindness and a fatherly role. Ignoring (first option), telling to work harder, or sending away are his old or negative actions, while being a second father (the marked option) shows his new, caring treatment.

Answer:

C. Joyful and thankful

Question 14