Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Chapter 10 & 11

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What does the dollar bill symbolize for Charlie?

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The dollar bill meant that Charlie could buy food.

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What was Charlie's plan at the end of chapter 11?

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Charlie planned to buy one bar of chocolate and then give his change to his mother.

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Where did Charlie find the dollar bill?

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Charlie spotted the dollar bill in a gutter while walking home from school.

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How much did the lady in the store offer Charlie for his Golden Ticket?

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The lady offered to buy the Golden Ticket for five hundred dollars.

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What advice did the shopkeeper give to Charlie?

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The shopkeeper told Charlie not to let anybody have the ticket. He told Charlie to run straight home with it.

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What is the significance of the Golden Ticket in the story?

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The Golden Ticket grants access to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.

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How does Charlie's family situation affect his choices?

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Charlie comes from a poor family, which makes him value money and food more.

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What lesson does Charlie learn about money in these chapters?

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Charlie learns that money can be used for important things, like helping his family.

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What does Charlie's decision to give change to his mother show about his character?

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It shows that Charlie is caring and responsible.

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Why is the setting important in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

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The setting highlights the contrast between Charlie's poor life and the magical world of Willy Wonka.