ACC STAVE 1 AND 2 (YEAR 9)

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Across
  1. 1. A language feature when the weather reflects the mood in a particular scene or event.
  2. 6. Someone who dislikes or distrusts others and avoids society.
  3. 8. Scrooge refers to the poor as the "______ people."
  4. 12. The Ghost of Christmas Past is described as a shifting ______.
  5. 14. A feeling of sadness or gloom.
  6. 16. Someone who prefers to be alone, described as "______ as an oyster" in the text.
  7. 18. The act of saving or being saved from wrongdoing or sin, often through change or forgiveness.
Down
  1. 2. A story or narrative in which characters, events, or settings symbolise deeper meanings or moral lessons.
  2. 3. Marley’s ghost wears a heavy ______ of cash-boxes, keys, and ledgers.
  3. 4. A feeling of sadness or being downhearted.
  4. 5. Scrooge’s childhood is marked by emotional ______, as he was left alone at school.
  5. 7. A term used to describe Marley’s ghost as a supernatural being.
  6. 9. Scrooge’s dismissive exclamation, often followed by "Humbug!"
  7. 10. The scene with Fezziwig’s party is filled with laughter and ______.
  8. 11. Scrooge is "solitary as an ______," suggesting his isolation.
  9. 13. Marley’s ghost is described as having a "______ cry."
  10. 15. The weather in Stave 1 is described as "______ biting weather."
  11. 17. The jovial and generous employer who contrasts with Scrooge’s coldness.