Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Ch. 10-19

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What is the main problem Charlie's family faces in Chapters 10-19?

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They do not have any food, and the winter is cold.

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How does Charlie feel when he finds the golden ticket?

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He is excited, and runs home to his family.

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What happens to Augustus Gloop in the Chocolate Room?

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He drinks from the Chocolate River, falls in, and is sucked up the pipes.

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How can the Oompa Loompas be described?

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They are small, funny, and mischievous.

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True or False: When Mr. Bucket finds a job shoveling snow, the family no longer starves.

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False.

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What does Willy Wonka's factory represent for Charlie?

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A place of wonder and hope.

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What is a golden ticket?

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A special ticket that allows the holder to enter Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.

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Who is Willy Wonka?

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The owner of the chocolate factory and a mysterious character.

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What lesson can be learned from Augustus Gloop's experience?

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Overindulgence can lead to negative consequences.

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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What is the significance of the Chocolate River?

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It represents the abundance and magic of Willy Wonka's factory.