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Christmas Carol 1 Test

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How can people profit from things that lead no monitarey value
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Who is Jacob Marley and when did he die
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For people at WCA
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What is Scrooge's chance of hope top escape Marley's fate
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What does Dickens use a reference as an allusion about Marley and his death
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What is the gruel that Scrooge eats
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What does Marley fell his job should have been
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What is a stave, why are Dickens ' chapters called staves
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Why do the ghosts did misery
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How does Scrooge show comic relief, why does Dickens include this
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He does Marley convince Scrooge that he is real
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Yes, because people are happy and charitable
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Gruel is a cheap watery porridge
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Scrooge says Marley is more gravy than grave. Scrooge says this to distract him from his terror
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H has a chance to Chang hood waits after the visit of the three spirits
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A section in music and a chapter in the Christmas Carol, to show the changes of the book
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Jacob was Scrooge's deceased partner from the counting house. He died 7 years ago on Christmas Eve
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To help the common man
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It's comparing it to something else to make out believable
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They regretted not helping others when they were alive
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To study for bible to to 'the Beckett family' study stack
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He raised a frightful cry, and shook his chains with a dismal and appalling noise

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