Starter quiz
- Who is Tiny Tim in 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Scrooge's nephew
- Bob's son ✓
- one of the children from under the Ghost of Christmas Present's robe
- Scrooge's brother
- Fred's son
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- What makes Tiny Tim's life more challenging, other than the fact that he lives in poverty, in 'A Christmas Carol'?
- He doesn't get on with his siblings.
- He is bullied for being so little.
- He has a disability. ✓
- He is Bob's adopted son.
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- Who was the character of Tiny Tim in 'A Christmas Carol' supposedly inspired by?
- Dickens's friend, Joe
- Dickens' own son, George
- Dickens' cousin, Michael
- Dickens' nephew, Harry ✓
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- What impression are we given of Tiny Tim in Stave 3 of 'A Christmas Carol'?
- that he is an ungrateful and challenging child
- that he is a patient and well-mannered child ✓
- that he is optimistic and pleasant ✓
- that he is sullen and isolated
- that he is sorrowful and downcast
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- How does Scrooge feel when he learns that Tiny Tim might die in Stave 3 of 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Scrooge is relieved that Tiny Tim might die.
- Scrooge is horrified that Tiny Tim might die. ✓
- Scrooge is indifferent to the possibility of Tiny Tim's death
- Scrooge is unconcerned that Tiny Tim might die.
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- What famous line of Tiny Tim's does 'A Christmas Carol' end with?
- "as good as gold...and better"
- "it might be pleasant to them to remember....who made lame beggars walk"
- "Hurrah!"
- "God bless Us, Every One" ✓
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