charity collectors have ? for the poor and show the importance of ? at christmas
a time when "? is keenly felt"
compassion for the poor
the importance of charity at christmas
a time when "want is keenly felt"
1 of 10
charity collectors convey dicken's belief that ? and ? aren't acceptable places to send the poor
many people "would rather ?" than go to one
highlights the importance to show ? to those less fortunate
convey dickens's belief that prisons and workhouses aren't acceptable places to send the poor, many people "would rather die"
highlights the importance to show responsibility to those less fortunate
2 of 10
the three thieves that stole scrooge's possessions to sell to joe feel ? in doing so, it's "no ?" because scrooge was a "? old screw" when alive
feel justified in doing so, it's "no sin" because scrooge was a "wicked old screw" when alive
3 of 10
the thieves are disrespectful about scrooge, they ? about the thefts
one says the shirt from his corpse would have been "?" on him
disrespectful about scrooge, they laugh about the thefts
one says the shirt from his corpse would have been "wasted" on him
4 of 10
by scrooge ? himself from friends and family, his ? will get into the wrong hands
instead of ? people with his wealth, his wealth is profiting ?
by scrooge isolating himself from friends and family, his possessions will get into the wrong hands
instead of helping people with his wealth, his wealth is profiting thieves
5 of 10
the "heaps" of "?" in joe's shop link to marley. symbolising how the ? and marley are trapped in their lifestyle. the thieves are bound from ? and marley is bound in ?
the "heaps" of "chains" in joe's shop link to marley
symbolising how the thieves and marley are trapped in their lifestyle. the thieves are bound from poverty and marley is bound in punishment
6 of 10
you could also argue that the ? actions are contributing to their own "?" that they will bear in their ?
the thieves actions are contributing to their own "chain" that they will bear in their afterlife
7 of 10
the merchants are obsessed with ?
they play with "great ? seals" and jingle money in their pockets
they represent the ? rich in victorian society, like ?
merchants are obsessed with money
they play with "great gold seals"
they represent the greedy rich in victorian society, like scrooge
8 of 10
they don't care about scrooge's death and don't even use his ?
one says he'll only attend the funeral if there's free ?
they don't care about scrooge's death and don't use his name to refer to him
one says he'll attend the funeral if there's free lunch
9 of 10
one has a "? chin"
the details ? the men and reflect the ? of their attitudes
"monstrous chin"
the details dehumanise the men and reflect the ugliness of their attitudes
10 of 10
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
charity collectors convey dicken's belief that ? and ? aren't acceptable places to send the poor
many people "would rather ?" than go to one
highlights the importance to show ? to those less fortunate
Back
convey dickens's belief that prisons and workhouses aren't acceptable places to send the poor, many people "would rather die"
highlights the importance to show responsibility to those less fortunate
Card 3
Front
the three thieves that stole scrooge's possessions to sell to joe feel ? in doing so, it's "no ?" because scrooge was a "? old screw" when alive
Back
Card 4
Front
the thieves are disrespectful about scrooge, they ? about the thefts
one says the shirt from his corpse would have been "?" on him
Back
Card 5
Front
by scrooge ? himself from friends and family, his ? will get into the wrong hands
instead of ? people with his wealth, his wealth is profiting ?
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