Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Chapter 18 & 19

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What material did Willy Wonka use to make his boat?

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Willy Wonka made his boat by hollowing out an enormous boiled sweet.

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What did Willy Wonka serve to Charlie and Grandpa Joe during the tour?

Back

Willy Wonka served Charlie and Grandpa Joe mugs of warm chocolate from the chocolate river.

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What candy was being made in the Inventing Room?

Back

In the Inventing Room, Willy Wonka was making Everlasting Gobstoppers.

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What issue prevented the Hair Toffee from being sold?

Back

The Hair Toffee was too strong and caused too much hair to grow at too fast a rate.

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What scared Violet Beauregarde and the other tour members during the boat ride?

Back

Violet and the other visitors were frightened by the speed of the boat in the dark tunnel, and Wonka's song heightened their fears.

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What is the significance of the chocolate river in the story?

Back

The chocolate river represents the magical and whimsical nature of Willy Wonka's factory, showcasing his creativity and the allure of chocolate.

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How does Willy Wonka's character contribute to the story's themes?

Back

Willy Wonka embodies themes of imagination, innovation, and the consequences of greed and entitlement.

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What role do the other children play in the narrative?

Back

The other children serve as foils to Charlie, highlighting his virtues and the consequences of their vices.

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What is an Everlasting Gobstopper?

Back

An Everlasting Gobstopper is a fictional candy that never gets smaller, representing the idea of endless enjoyment.

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How does the setting of the factory influence the story?

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The factory setting creates a fantastical environment that enhances the magical elements of the story and the adventures of the characters.