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THIS. IS. Jeopardy. Jeop ardy. Characters II. Characters. Vocab. Symbolism. Quotes/ Characterization. Multiple Choice. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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  1. THIS IS Jeopardy

  2. Jeopardy Characters II Characters Vocab Symbolism Quotes/Characterization Multiple Choice 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  3. A kindly, crippled boy who may die A 100

  4. TINY TIM A 100

  5. Young Scrooge’s employer, to whom he was apprenticed A 200

  6. FEZZIWIG A 200

  7. Earns only 15 shillings a week from Scrooge and is treated very badly A 300

  8. BOB CRATCHIT A 300

  9. Shows Scrooge his own tombstone A 400

  10. GHOST OF CHRISTMAS FUTURE A 400

  11. Breaks her engagement to Scrooge because money has replaced her in his life A 500

  12. BELLE (LOST LOVE) A 500

  13. Looks both young and old B 100

  14. GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST B 100

  15. Give intro of Scrooge at the beginning of the play; warns of ghosts’ visits B 200

  16. (JACOB) MARLEY B 200

  17. Teases her father by hiding & pretending not to come home for Christmas B 300

  18. MARTHA CRATCHIT B 300

  19. Receives stolen goods from the thieves who robbed Scrooge B 400

  20. OLD JOE B 400

  21. Does not want to toast Scrooge B 500

  22. MRS. CRATCHIT B 500

  23. “It is cold, bleak, biting weather outside; foggy withal; and if you listen closely, you can hear the people in the court go wheezing up and down, beating their hands upon their breasts, and stamping their feet upon the pavement stones to warm them.” The previous passages from the story is an example of A. characterization B. imagery C. symbolism D. theme C 100

  24. B. imagery C 100

  25. “He had been revolving in his mind a change of life, and thought and hoped he saw his new-born resolution carried out in this.” • Direct Characterization • B. Indirect Char. from what the character says [Speech] • C. Indirect Char. from what the character does [Actions] • D. Indirect Char. from what the character thinks [Thoughts] • E. Indirect Char. from how the character looks [Appearance] • F. Indirect Char. for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 200

  26. D. Indirect Char. from what the character thinks [Thoughts] C 200

  27. “Oh, but he was a tight-fisted hand at the grindstone….secret, self-contained, and solitary as an oyster.” • Direct Characterization • B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] • C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] • D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] • E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] • F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 300

  28. Direct Characterization C 300

  29. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

  30. “‘If they rather die, they had better do it and decrease the surplus population.’” • Direct Characterization • B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] • C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] • D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] • E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] • F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effects on other characters] C 400

  31. B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] C 400

  32. Scrooge raises Bob’s salary and assists his struggling family. • Direct Characterization from the narrator. • B. Indirect Characterization from what the character says [Speech] • C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] • D. Indirect Characterization from what the character thinks [Thoughts] • E. Indirect Characterization from how the character looks [Appearance] • F. Indirect Characterization for what other characters say/think about him or her [effect on other characters] C 500

  33. C. Indirect characterization from what the character does [Actions] C 500

  34. EXTREMELY FOOLISH OR SILLY; CRAZY; INSANE D 100

  35. LOONY D 100

  36. EXTREME GENEROSITY D 200

  37. LIBERALITY D 200

  38. MELT AWAY D 300

  39. DELIQUESCE D 300

  40. The specter seemed to ___________________ itself into thin air after leaving Scrooge. D 400

  41. DISPEL D 400

  42. The __________________ went through the town singing Christmas carols and spreading holiday cheer. D 500

  43. REVELER D 500

  44. Scrooge’s cold-hearted, unsympathetic personality SYMBOLIZES….. E 100

  45. HIS COAT OF GRAY E 100

  46. The greed, selfishness and other actions that extinguish the spirit of Christmas. E 200

  47. GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST’S CAP E 200

  48. The spirit of Christmas that Dickens’ wishes to see revived in England (NOTE: THIS NEEDS CHANGED IN YOUR NOTES) E 300

  49. BOB CRATCHIT E 300

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