1. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, "the Scrooge" sends "the Tiny Tim" to a clinic in Australia, and names a woman who works there; is she a real person, or was she merely fictitious?
2. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, "the Scrooge" decides to re-open a granite quarry; how many people are to be employed there?
3. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, "the Scrooge" decides to re-open a granite quarry; is granite an important part of Connecticut's history?
4. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, "the Scrooge" personally destroys leather bound books he repossesses, including an original copy of what book?
5. According to the person from whom "the Scrooge" takes the books mentioned in Question 4, above, what was the progeny of the book he most wanted to keep?
6. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, "the Scrooge" claims that he is having the books he destroyed rebound, by what company, in what city?
7. Is the company mentioned in Question 6 above a real company, or merely fictitious?
8. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, the leader of the orphan boys choir is played by a young man who later played the role of Moxica, in 1492: Conquest of Paradise (1992); Rochefort, in The Three Musketeers (1993); Top Dollar, in The Crow (1994); and Dorleac, in The Count of Montecristo (2002). What is his name, and how old was he when this adaptation of A Christmas Carol was released?
9. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what address does "the Scrooge" give when the lights in his home go out?
10. In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what happens when "the Scrooge" rips the pages out of an original copy of A Christmas Carol?
Answers were published on March 2, 2021.
Quiz by William Mortensen Vaughan
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