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Which quote best represents the Cratchit family?

websterj — 2014-01-26 18:43:57 UTC

What does Scrooge Learn by watching the Cratchit family

websterj — 2014-01-26 18:44:31 UTC

2014-01-27 08:11:49 UTC

ibraheem hussain

2014-01-28 18:15:48 UTC

the quote that best represents the cratchit family

is '' Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed, to look seasonable''.

I say this because every person does their best in what they do or an event in their life.

ibraheem hussain

2014-01-28 18:23:32 UTC

Scrooge learns the hardship bob is going through and he feels remorse for saying that the poor should be ridden off. Also he learns that not all poor people are not jolly.

ben

2014-01-28 19:16:29 UTC

scrooge learn that he is treating him badly and taking him for a granted when he knows he is not paying him enough

ben

2014-01-28 19:17:32 UTC

the quote that represents the cratchit family best

'' threadbare clothes darned up and brushed to look sensible''

i chose thisbecause ot shows they are making the

most with what little they actually have

Tom Crook

2014-01-29 19:08:23 UTC

I think the best quote that represents the cratchit family is

"Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed, to look seasonable"

I think this because its the only clothes they have and they try to make it

presentable and look nice.

Tom crook

2014-01-29 19:12:32 UTC

I think he learns that the very man he treats badly is helpless and shouldn't be treated in this way

Ricki

rick_patel — 2014-01-30 17:54:35 UTC

The quote which represents the Cartchit family the best is "Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed to look sensible.

I believe this because this is what Bob says and tells me that this the only clothes which Bob wears and this is his best clothing even though Bobs clothes are ruined with holes etc

Ricki

rick_patel — 2014-01-30 17:59:48 UTC

Scrooge learns a valuable lesson from watching the Cratchit , which is treating people with respect and he feels remorse for what the bad things he said in the past toward the poor.

Indra

2014-01-30 19:27:23 UTC

"Ribbons which are cheap and make goodly show"

I think this quote represent the Cratchit Family because even though they don't have a lot of money they still try to make a good show out of w

hat they have got

indra

2014-01-30 19:33:06 UTC

I think scrooge learn to care for his family more and put his family first

Oliver miles

2014-01-30 21:51:31 UTC

"We'd a deal of work to finish up last night and had to clear away this morning mother"

I chose this because it shows that in the cratchits family, they are all willing to work

With each other and they will help each other out which shows they care about eachother a lot.

Is

2014-01-30 21:54:32 UTC

By watching the Cratchit family, Scrooge learns to feel empathy not only for the Cratchit family but for other poor people too. He also sees that they put happiness and family before money.

Oliver miles

2014-01-30 21:57:31 UTC

He learns to feel sorry for his actions and what he said about bob's family, and bob to bob himself, it makes him feel shamed and distressed to hear about tiny tim which shows a change of character in him

Isobel

2014-01-30 21:58:04 UTC

The quote that best represents the Cratchit family is, "such a bustle ensued that you might have thought a goose the rarest of all birds (...) was a matter of course".

The fact the family are so in awe of a small and "cheap" bird, behaving as if they were eating a fine meal, shows that the family are content with their situation and that they don't covet things they don't have.

Samuel

2014-01-31 08:38:27 UTC

"as good as gold, and better"

to be more pityful to those who are less fortunate than him

2014-01-31 08:40:13 UTC

Samuel

E.H

2014-01-31 16:05:02 UTC

"Bob had but 15 'bob a week himself"

EH

2014-01-31 16:09:29 UTC

he should be glad with what he has got, like they are

2014-01-31 16:16:34 UTC

Wibble wobble wibble wobble jelly on a plate

Alicia Thompson

2014-01-31 18:44:40 UTC

I think the best quote that represents the Cratchit family is

"threadbare clothes darned up and brushed, to look seasonable."

I think this because it is telling you how poor the family actually is. Another reason is it shows that they are the only clothes that they own but they try their beat to keep them looking smart

Alicia Thompson

2014-01-31 18:48:18 UTC

I think Scrooge learns that he treat Bob very badly and pays him a very low wage for the size of his family. Another thing i think he learns is that how hard Bob finds it at home knowing that his son is going to die he cant afford the treatment because they are poor. Scrooge starts to feel sorry for the Crachet family.

Thomas Robinson

2014-02-01 11:24:20 UTC

I think that the quote "Ribbons which are cheap and make a goodly show" is the best quote to describe the Cratchit family because, it shows how little money they have but still they are trying to make an effort at Christmas. Also the ribbons show that her dress is not that spectacular so she tries to improve it with cheap, but effective add-on.

I Think that scrooge learns to be content because despite what little the Cratchit family have, they are a happy and loving family. I think this has an effect on Scrooge as he also becomes inquisitive about Cratchits family to the ghost.

Haleema Khan

2014-02-02 17:39:36 UTC

I think the quote that best represents the Cratchit family is

"Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed, to look seasonable".

I chose this quote because it shows how the Cratchits are wearing

clothes that are worn out, and are using whatever they

can find and are grateful for everything they have.

Haleema Khan

2014-02-02 17:53:58 UTC

I think Scrooge learns that he took advantage

of Bob and pays him low wages, when Bob has a

very large family to support. He also feels ashamed when he

sees how Tiny Tim is coping and when he is reminded

that he said "decrease the surplus population" Scrooge feels

remorse for what he said.

Lauren o

2014-02-02 18:06:46 UTC

I think the quote "as good as gold "best represents the Cratchit family. Unlike scrooge they value each family member rather than money or objects.

Lauren O

2014-02-02 18:13:08 UTC

I think Scrooge learns That you don't need to have a lot to be happy. He realises that he doesn't appreciate bob Cratchit, and doesn't pay him a reasonable amount . Scrooge feels ashamed for saying that the poor better had die and decrease the surplus population. He becomes more considerate and starts to think of others rather than himself.

Harry

2014-02-02 18:29:10 UTC

He sees that even though they Are poor they are happy and great flu which is the opposite of Scrooge who is rich and miserable it shows him that there is more to life than money and riches

Lauren Martin

2014-02-02 18:53:16 UTC

"nobody said or thought it was at all a small pudding for a large family. Any ratchet would have blushed to hint at such thing"

Lauren Martin

2014-02-02 18:57:31 UTC

I think Scrooge is supposed to learn that even if your poor you can still enjoy life and that he needs to treat his employs better because despite his better nature Scrooge cares what happens to tiny Tim and this means treating bob better.

Charley

2014-02-02 19:32:45 UTC

"Nobody said or thought it was a small pudding for a large family" shows that

They never complain and hey make the best with what they have in life.

Charley

2014-02-02 19:34:48 UTC

Scrooge learns that you don't have to be wealthy and have the best clothes to be happy and learns to respect people like some people respect him.

Riddhi Jasani

2014-02-02 20:00:46 UTC

"Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed, to look seasonable" is the best quote

that represents the Cratchit family. I think this because its the only clothes they can

afford however they make the most out of it and try look there best and they don't

complain about anything.

Riddhi Jasani

2014-02-02 20:06:16 UTC

Scrooge learns a valuable lesson from watching the Cratchit Family and how much they have to suffer with however the Cratchit's don't complain. Scrooge is leaning to treating people with respect and he feels remorse for what the bad things he said and done in the past to others.

Brad

2014-02-02 21:51:37 UTC

1/ The quote that represents the Cratchit family best is "threadbare clothes
darned up and brushed to look seasonable" this shows that they still try their
best to look good for the event.
2/ I think that Scrooge learns that he has taken advantage of Bob by giving
him a low wage. Also that he feels sorry for Bob as he has a child with a disability
which he never even knew about as he didn't ask about his family.

Aimee

2014-02-02 22:27:58 UTC

1/ the quote I think that best represents the cratchit family is

" It was a sufficient dinner for the whole family" Even though

they didn't have a big Christmas dinner, they had enough for

the whole family to eat.

2/ I think that scrooge learns that even though the Cratchit

family have very little they value everything that they have to

its fullest. Also that Bob has a big family to provide for and still

manages to look after his family even though some of the

children have to help out by going to work instead of going to

the school and getting an education. This makes him realise that

he should be giving Bob a better wage so that his children would

be able to go to school and get the education that they should

be getting.

Molly whittaker

2014-02-03 08:27:33 UTC

"Happy, grateful

Molly

2014-02-03 08:27:50 UTC

"Happy, grateful, pleased with one another" I think this describes the family best as they were pleased with what they didn't need money for happiness they only needed and wanted

Molly whittaker

2014-02-03 08:29:40 UTC

I think Scrooge learns a valuable lesson by watching the Crachit family, I think he learns that respect for others is key and that poor people are just as important as rich people I think he always learns that it's

em

2014-02-03 13:41:22 UTC

"nobody thought or said i was a small pudding"

th family are so ind and generous they didn't care aout the size of the pudding they were just so happy to spnd time with each other.

emma

2014-02-03 13:43:22 UTC

scrooge learns that it didn't matter about the money it was all aout being kind and finding someoone who loves you and that will care for you

Daniel Rhodes

2014-02-04 13:54:13 UTC

"nobody said or thought it was at all a small puddingfor a large family"

Daniel Rhodes

2014-02-04 13:57:57 UTC

Scrooge learns that he is paying Bob Cratchit to little, and is not helping his dying boy in anyway.

Megan

2014-02-04 14:00:53 UTC

"nobody said or thought it was a small pudding"

there appreciative and dont rely on mateial things to make them happy.

Megan

2014-02-04 14:02:05 UTC

He learns that family means more than anything and that what he does has an impact on how they live.

saif

2014-02-04 19:38:36 UTC

threadbare clothes because it shows how poor they are.

Also it shows that even at the celebrations they wear cheap and tatty clothes.

saif

2014-02-04 19:40:35 UTC

scrooge learns that you need family .And you can be happy in any situation you're in poor or rich.

lauren morris

2014-02-06 11:32:35 UTC

scrooge realises he has taken advantage of Bob, for the first time he starts to feel empthay, that no matter how little the family have the are always greatful and apriciate everything they have.

Lauren Morris

2014-02-06 11:34:43 UTC

the quote that best descripes to Cratchit family is

"It was a sufficient diiner for the whole family" this to me shows that they are enternly greatful for every single little thing they have even though it might not be as much as a well of family, they make the best of what they have and learn to apriciate it.

Andrew

2014-02-07 13:29:37 UTC

'and in came little Bob, the father, with at least three feetof comforter exclusive of the fringe, hanging down before him; and his Threadbare clothes darned up and brushed'

this quote shows that that the cratchits aren't that rich, but they want to look their best for their family Christmas meal.

Andrew

2014-02-07 13:37:43 UTC

Scrooge learns that you dont just need money to be happy and that you can be happy with just family and you can make the most out of what you have got