Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Mr. Wonka told his visitors that all of the most important

• vitamins and minerals were in his candies.

• things to know could found in his songs

• leaders in the world ate his chocolate bars.

• rooms in his factory were underground.

The visitors traveled to the Television-Chocolate Room because

• Mike Teavee pressed the button for it in the Great Glass Elevator.

• Mike Teavee needed his daily dose of television-watching

• Mr. Wonka insisted that it was the most exciting room of all.

• Charlie asked Mr. Wonka if he could make a television out of chocolate.

Charlie's family learned who was finding the tickets by

• talking with friends.

• watching television each night.

• watching a neighbor's television.

• reading newspaper stories.

The Oompa-Loompas wanted to work for Willy Wonka because

• he had created them to be sweet.

• he had so many cacao beans.

• they liked to make children happy.

• their own land was now frozen.

Charlie discovered the last Golden Ticket

• in the gum he received for Christmas.

• in the candy he bought with the dollar bill he found.

• in the empty box he found on a park bench.

• in the bag of mints he found on the bus.

Violet _____ after she chewed the special gum.

• was smashed into applesauce

• blew up like a blueberry

• became stuck to her chair

• flew out the open window

At the beginning of the story, Charlie's father

• worked at the toothpaste factory.

• bagged groceries at the market

• trained to be a salesman.

• befriended a bank teller

When he lost his job, Charlie's father made some money

• selling pencils.

• collecting trash.

• shoveling snow

• working for Mr. Salt.

After giving Charlie and Grandpa Joe mugs of chocolate, Mr. Wonka

• asked if they had eaten anything lately

• gave chocolate to the other visitors.

• offered them a plate of sugar cookies.

• fed lemon drops to the rowers on the ship.

Charlie thought that the Great Glass Elevator was crazy because

• the floor was lined with chocolate and peanuts.

• it was decorated with pictures of Mr. Wonka.

• the walls and ceiling were covered with buttons.

• it contained a large couch and some chairs.