English, 18.12.2020 04:30 dashaunpeele

Anylize the quote at the bottom: What point does Scrooge keep making as he dutches the Spirit's robe in the graveyard? How does
the Spirit react? How do you interpret this reaction?
By the end of the last Spirit's visit, how has Scrooge changed from his "old self"?
. Why is this the climax of the story? What lesson does Scrooge finally learn? What does he decide?
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I can look donely what people say and what happens in A Christmas Carol and explain why it important. I can identity how learn more about the characters, for example, Scrooge, through what they say and do can identity how the plot is impacted by what people say and do. I can identify a moral or lesson that Charles Dickens is trying to teach the readers (even people of London at this time through Scrooge I can explain elements of plot exposition , specifically the climax of the story)

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