And while Scrooge was sleeping in his bed, the Ghost of Christmas Past appeared. He took
Ebenezer Scrooge back to the happy days when he
had been a friendly young man. He saw himself
celebrating Christmas with other people. He looked
so happy. He also saw all the terrible things he had
done when he was older.
Next the Ghost of Christmas Present appeared.
Now the room was decorated with holly, ivy and
mistletoe and looked so nice. There was a table full
of sausages, Christmas puddings, apples and pears,
oranges and cakes.

Choose the correct answer!
1. How was Scrooge as a young boy?
a) unhappy b) friendly c) impolite
2. What did the Ghost of Christmas
Past show to Scrooge?
a) Scrooge having a happy Christmas
b) Scrooge buying presents.
c) Scrooge giving money to the poor.
3. What ghost appeared next?
a) Ghost of Christmas Carols
b) Ghost of Christmas Presents
c) Ghost of Christmas Present
4. What was on the table?
a) Turkey, cakes, and oranges.
b) Apples, pears, and oranges.
c) Christmas puddings and steak.

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