What did Charlie usually do when he received his birthday chocolate bar?

• He saved it and gave it to his parents for Christmas.

• He put it in a small wooden box and ate it a little at a time.

• He gobbled it down as quickly as he could.

• He split it up and shared it with the rest of his family.

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According to Grandpa Joe, Wonka's mysterious new workers were all

• held as slaves

• very small

• mean as snakes

• quite proud

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Why did Mr. Bucket lose his job at the toothpaste factory?

• He was caught taking the toothpaste tube caps.

• It went bust and had to close down.

• A machine replaced him.

• His boss thought he was too old to do the job.

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Who came to the Bucket's house the night Charlie found the Golden Ticket?

• candy spies

• a police officer

• aunt, uncles, and cousins

• newspapermen and photographers

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When asking the Oompa-Loompas to work for him, Mr. Wonka offered to

• let them return to the jungle for vacations

• build them little chocolate huts

• pay their wages in cacao beans

• cover the Whangdoodle with chocolate

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Willy Wonka's latest chewing-gum invention was gum that

• was a three-course dinner

• made bubbles that were lighter than air

• was shaped like Oompa-Loompas

• made cavities in teeth go away

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Willy Wonka said he was very proud of his

• candies with edible wrappers

• candies that looked like vegetables

• square candies that looked around

• chocolate candies that had no sugar

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In the Television-Chocolate Room, Charlie noticed that there was

• no light in the room except from the big television set

• no chattering among the carefully moving Oompa-Loompas

• a classical music piece being piped into the room for the squirrels

• a sad look on Mr. Wonka's face, as if he hated that invention

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What did the Oompa-Loompas want kids to do instead of watching TV?

• read books

• play outside

• help their parents

• eat candy

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What happened after the elevator landed inside Charlie's house?

• Charlie told his parents that Mr. Wonka was going to build them a new house.

• Mr. Wonka and Charlie's family sat down to eat dinner.

• Mr. Wonka, Charlie and Grandpa Joe pushed the bed into the elevator.

• Mr. Wonka told Charlie that only he was invited to live at the factory.

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