Question

Think about Scrooge’s meeting with the Ghost of Christmas Past. Drag to sequence the events in the correct order to reflect Scrooge’s interaction with the Ghost of Christmas Past.

.Scrooge visits a party thrown by his old boss, Fezziwig; Fezziwig appreciates and enjoys Scrooge’s company.


.Scrooge begs the Ghost to leave the past and return to the present because Scrooge can no longer bear it.


.Scrooge says to the Ghost that he wishes he could say a few words to his clerk.

Scrooge returns to his childhood with the Ghost of Christmas Past and sees himself as a young boy, alone at his school.


.Scrooge tells the Ghost that he regrets not giving something to the boy singing Christmas carols.


.Scrooge sees Belle as a beautiful woman in the prime of her life, with a loving family, home, and husband.

Answer 1

Answer:

Scrooge returns to his childhood with the Ghost of Christmas Past and sees himself as a young boy, alone at his school.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Ebenezer Scrooge is a character best depicted as an elder miser.

At the even of one Christmas, the ghost of his dead partner Jacob Marley comes to warn him about his lifestyle/attitude and informs him that he will be having more ghost visitors. Three visitors come at the appointed time, namely:

1. The Ghost of Christmas Past
2. The Ghost of Christmas Present
3. The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

The events below have been arranged in chronological order (from first to last) according to the experience he had with the Ghost of Christmas Past.

• Scrooge returns to his childhood with the Ghost of Christmas Past and sees himself as a young boy, alone at his school.

• Scrooge tells the Ghost that he regrets not giving something to the boy singing Christmas carols.

• Scrooge visits a party thrown by his old boss, Fezziwig; Fezziwig appreciates and enjoys Scrooge’s company.

• Scrooge says to the Ghost that he wishes he could say a few words to his clerk

• Scrooge sees Belle as a beautiful woman in the prime of her life, with a loving family, home, and husband.

• Scrooge begs the Ghost to leave the past and return to the present because Scrooge can no longer bear it.

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