Answers to Quiz 10 on An American Christmas Carol (1979), Starring Henry Winkler

 1.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what does "the Scrooge" ask "the Belle" about, during World War I, after he hasn't seen her for years?

Her dog, Tandy.

 2.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what did "the Belle" tell "the Scrooge" in response to the inquiry mentioned in Question 1, above?

That her dog, which had been in an accident, had recovered four years prior.

 3.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, how many heart attacks does "the Fezziwig" tell "the Scrooge" that he had?

Two.

 4.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, when does "the Fezziwig" presumably have his third and final heart attack?

After Jack Latham decides to invest in Benedict Slade's installment plan scheme instead of reopening Nathaniel Brewster's furniture factory.

 5.  Why do "the Scrooge" and "the Belle" not get married, in this adaptation of A Christmas Carol?

Apparently, Helen Brewster blames Benedict Slade for her father's death.

 6.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, why does "the Scrooge" leave the Stapleton Furniture Company in Michigan, and return to his home town to look for work?

He discovered that he would probably not be promoted because he wasn't one of Mr. Stapleton's nephews.

 7.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what new way of selling does "the Scrooge" persuade "the Marley" to invest in?

Installment plans, or "buying on time."

 8.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what percent of a purchase does "the Scrooge" tell "the Marley" that he should require as a down payment?

Ten percent.

 9.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what percent of a purchase price does "the Scrooge" tell "the Marley" that he should expect to be paid, if a buyer makes all of his payments on time?

One hundred fifty percent.

10.  In this adaptation of A Christmas Carol, what percent of a purchase price does "the Scrooge" tell "the Marley" that he could be paid, if a buyer fails to make all of his payments on time?

Two hundred percent.

Quiz and Answers by William Mortensen Vaughan