What is them conflict and resolution of the book A Christmas Carol?

Answer 1

It is when he wakes up and realizes that he has another chance to change the Future. He knows that he won't end up like Jacob Marley after his death. He understands what he can do to help society

Answer 2

The conflict in "A Christmas Carol" is Ebenezer Scrooge's miserly and selfish attitude towards others, particularly his employees and those less fortunate. The resolution comes when Scrooge is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come, which prompt him to transform into a kinder and more generous person who values the spirit of Christmas and the well-being of others.

Answer 3

When scrooge read his name on the head stone in the cemetery

Answer 4

Having witnessed scenes from his dark past Scrooge uses the lang extinguisher to put out the light that shone from the ghost head thus forcing the ghost to leave

Answer 5

That Scrooge change his miserly nasty ways and keep Christmas for evermore

Answer 6

Scrooge's attitude toward money and Christmas was an issue, its resolution was Scrooge to see the true meaning of Christmas and vow to keep this in his heart ever more

Answer 7

He becomes more kind to his nephew.