Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Chapters 13-16)

Front

What was Mr. Wonka wearing the day he received the children?

Back

He had a hat, a tail coat, pants, gloves, and a cane.

Front

What did Mr. Wonka look like?

Back

He was very short.

Front

What was Augustus doing at the very end of this chapter?

Back

Drinking from the chocolate river.

Front

Who were the Oompa-Loompas?

Back

Mr. Wonka’s secret workforce imported from Loompaland to run the factory.

Front

Why was Veruca rude and disrespectful to her dad and Mr. Wonka?

Back

Because she wanted her daddy to get her an Oompa-Loompa right then!

Front

Describe Mr. Wonka's personality based on his actions in the factory.

Back

Mr. Wonka is whimsical, creative, and has a sense of humor.

Front

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

Back

The chocolate river represents the magic and wonder of the factory, as well as the dangers of excess.

Front

How do the Oompa-Loompas contribute to the factory's operations?

Back

They help in the production of candy and maintain the factory's whimsical environment.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Augustus's behavior?

Back

Excessive greed and lack of self-control can lead to negative consequences.

Front

How does Veruca's attitude reflect her upbringing?

Back

Veruca's rudeness shows that she is spoiled and used to getting her way.