Worksheet on A Christmas Carol - Stave Analysis
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Grade 6
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Worksheet on A Christmas Carol - Stave Analysis
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Scene Summary and Context
In A Christmas Carol, Dickens vividly describes the chilly, bleak atmosphere of Victorian London during winter. The story introduces Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly man who dismisses kindness and social responsibility. The scene sets the tone for exploring social issues such as poverty, greed, and community neglect. Dickens uses rich descriptive language to highlight the stark contrast between the wealthy and the poor, emphasizing themes of social injustice. For example, the phrase 'hard and sharp as flint' describes Scrooge's personality, reflecting his unfeeling nature. The narrative also depicts the bustling city streets filled with the needy and the wealthy, illustrating societal disparities. Dickens’ portrayal encourages reflection on the importance of compassion and social responsibility, especially during the holiday season when kindness should be paramount. The story uses supernatural elements, such as spirits, to prompt change in characters and challenge social indifference. As you read, consider how Dickens’ descriptions serve to critique societal neglect and promote social reform, linking the story’s themes to contemporary issues of homelessness and economic inequality.
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Answer the following questions based on the scene summary and context guide provided.
1.
What phrase is used to describe Scrooge's personality, and what does it imply about his character?
[2 marks]2.
Identify one social issue highlighted in the scene and explain its significance in the story.
[3 marks]3.
Which literary device is used in the phrase 'hard and sharp as flint'?
[1 mark]Aa) Simile
Bb) Metaphor
Cc) Personification
Dd) Hyperbole
4.
Describe how Dickens uses the setting to critique societal neglect.
[5 marks]5.
What role do supernatural elements play in promoting social change in the story?
[2 marks]6.
Analyze how Dickens’ description of Victorian London’s streets emphasizes social disparity.
[4 marks]7.
Identify a technique Dickens uses to portray the city’s contrasting social classes.
[2 marks]8.
In your opinion, how does Dickens’ depiction of Victorian society remain relevant today?
[5 marks]9.
Create a short paragraph linking Dickens’ social critique to a modern social issue, such as homelessness or economic inequality.
[5 marks]10.
Develop a brief creative writing prompt: Imagine you are a Victorian citizen witnessing the city’s social problems. Write a short speech expressing your concerns.
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