Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Chapters 12-21)

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What is the Everlasting Gobstopper?

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A candy invented by Mr. Wonka that never gets smaller and can be enjoyed forever.

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What is the Inventing Room in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

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A special room in Mr. Wonka's factory where new candies are created, highly desired by other chocolate makers.

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How is the chocolate river churned in Mr. Wonka's factory?

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It is churned by a waterfall.

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What does the metal door of the first room in Mr. Wonka's tour say?

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It says 'Chocolate Room'.

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What is a unique feature of Mr. Wonka's appearance?

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He wears a black top-hat and a plumb colored jacket.

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What is the significance of the Recipe Vault?

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It is a secret room in Mr. Wonka's factory that contains all his special recipes.

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What are the Scrumptious Caramel Lollipops?

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They are another type of candy created by Mr. Wonka, known for their delicious caramel flavor.

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Who are the Loompaland fish?

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They are fictional fish mentioned in the story, known for their role in the chocolate river.

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What is the main theme of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

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The importance of kindness, humility, and the consequences of greed.

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What does Mr. Wonka's factory symbolize?

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It symbolizes imagination, creativity, and the wonders of candy-making.