The Chocolate Room Comprehension

1. What did Mr. Wonka open the door to in the passage?

• a) A candy store

• b) The Chocolate Room

• c) His factory office

• d) A secret garden

2. What did the characters see when they entered the Chocolate Room?

• a) A brown river

• b) A green meadow

• c) A chocolate waterfall

• d) All of the above

  (a,b,c)

3. What was the most astonishing sight below the waterfall in the Chocolate Room?

• a) Enormous glass pipes

• b) Graceful trees

• c) Thousands of buttercups

• d) A giant lollipop

4. What was the purpose of the enormous glass pipes in the Chocolate Room?

• a) They carried away chocolate bars.

• b) They supplied fresh water.

• c) They transported muddy water.

• d) They mixed and carried chocolate.

5. What was unique about the grass in the Chocolate Room?

• a) It was made of chocolate.

• b) It was made of minty sugar.

• c) It was made of real grass.

• d) It was made of cotton candy.

6. What did Mr. Wonka use to point at the great brown river?

• a) A spoon

• b) His finger

• c) A gold-topped cane

• d) A chocolate bar

7. What did Mr. Wonka call the soft, minty sugar that made up the grass?

• a) Swudge

• b) Buttercup

• c) Chocolate

• d) Caramel

8. What did Mr. Wonka say was the most important element in mixing the chocolate in his factory?

• a) Butter

• b) The river

• c) The waterfall

• d) Enormous glass pipes

9. What was the Chocolate Room's river made of?

• a) Hot melted chocolate

• b) Caramel

• c) Strawberry syrup

• d) Lemonade

10. How did Mr. Wonka describe the action of the waterfall in the Chocolate Room?

• a) It cooled the chocolate.

• b) It made the chocolate hard.

• c) It mixed, churned, and frothed the chocolate.

• d) It purified the chocolate.