Charlie an the Chocolate Factory Test Prep

In Chapter 2, how does the idea of Willy Wonka being “a magician with chocolate” build through pages 10-17?

• Only magicians can invent things made of chocolate

• Anyone can run in the sun eating chocolate bars and doing magic tricks

• It takes a magician to keep ice cream cold in a freezer

• Only someone capable of magic could make chocolate ice cream that wouldn’t melt

Grandpa George used the word dotty to describe which of the following situations?

• Prince Pondicherry said he was going to live in his chocolate palace

• Prince Pondicherry was banned from the palace because he was too poor

• Prince Pondicherry ate so much chocolate that he broke out in spots all over his body

• Prince Pondicherry was so rich he built a golden castle and owned a dozen Dalmatians.

What did Charlie get for his birthday every year?

• A single chocolate bar

• A dime coin

• A quarter

• A birthday cake

In Chapter 12, Grandpa George says, “Completely dotty!” What is the meaning of the word dotty?

• Very poor

• Covered with spots

• Very rich

• Crazy

What genre of book is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

• A myth

• Poetry

• Fantasy

• Nonfiction

What was Willy Wonka going to place in five chocolate bars?

• Golden tickets

• Golden paper

• Extra chocolate chips

• Nerds candies

On Page 16, we find out that Mr. Slugsworth’s factory began making candy balloons that could blow up to huge sizes. What did Mr. Slugsworth’s action cause Mr. Wonka to do?

• Make even bigger candy balloons

• Become a spy in Mr. Slugsworth’s store

• Close down his own factory

• Cut off his beard

In Chapter 9, what did Grandpa Joe pull out of his leather purse an then gave to Charlie?

• Fifty dollars

• A golden wallet

• A dollar

• Ten cents

Which of the following describes the relationship between the Oompa-Loompas and the children?

• The oompa-loompas cause the children to turn into chocolate

• The children wished to be like the oompa-loompas

• The children hate the oompa-loompas

• The oompa-loompas bring out the children’s faults in songs

On page 60, the author states: “Charlie Bucket found himself standing in a long corridor that stretched away from him as far as he could see.”

What is the meaning of the word corridor?

• A passageway on a train

• A hallway to other rooms

• A stretch of nature for animals

• A designated travel path for aircraft