Scrooge says, "'Let me see some tenderness connected with a death'"Whose death does Scrooge want to see?

Find a direct quotation that illustrates where the ghost wants to take Scrooge and what hewants  him to see

How does Scrooge feel about nobody ever stopping to speak to him in the street in Stave One?He is sad.He is embarrassed.He doesn't care.

What does the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come cause Scrooge to fear for the first time?losing all of his moneyhaving his possessions stolenhis own death

What word describes Fred's familial relationship to Scrooge?

Which of these quotations best demonstrates Scrooge's cynical nature?"What's Christmastime to you but a time for paying bills without money?""covetous old sinner""He carried his own temperature always about with him"