What was Scrooge like as a young man?

Answer 1

Lonely. His father had sent him to Boarding School as a young child and there Scrooge stayed all year around even at Christmas. When other boarders where home with loving family Scooge was sitting in his school room reading books as these were the only real friends he had

Answer 2

Scrooge was kind and full of potential as a young man, but he gradually became greedy and self-centered over the years. He focused more on accumulating wealth than fostering meaningful relationships or caring for others.

Answer 3

Initailly at school Scrooge was a lonely often isolated boy. This was especially so at holiday time when he was left in the school. When apprenticed with Fezziwig he was more fun loving yet very sudious in his work. It is only following the loss of his sister Fan that Scrooges attitudes change and he begins to harden

Answer 4

Lonely. His father had sent him to Boarding School as a young child and there Scrooge stayed all year around even at Christmas. When other boarders where home with loving family Scooge was sitting in his school room reading books as these were the only real friends he had

Answer 5

He was terribly lonely. His father had all but abandoned him. Even at Christmas when all the other boys were with their loving families poor young Scrooge was left with only his books and his imagination to comfort him

Answer 6

He read books: in particular Robinson Crusoe and Ali Baba.

Answer 7

He was happy. But he didn't get what he wanted for Christmas and became mad.

Answer 8

After he was taken out of School by his sister Fan Scrooges father arranged that he become an apprentice to Mr Fezziwig

Answer 9

A cold hearted mean old man

Answer 10

In a shop.