Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Chapters 6 and 7

What is the main idea introduced in Chapter 6 of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"?

• Charlie finds a golden ticket.

• The concept of the golden tickets is introduced.

• Willy Wonka announces a new candy.

• Charlie meets a new friend.

How does the plot develop with the introduction of the golden tickets?

• All the tickets are found by the same person.

• The tickets are hidden in Wonka Bars, sparking a worldwide search.

• The tickets are given away in a lottery.

• The tickets are found in different countries.

What is the main idea highlighted about Charlie's family in Chapter 7?

• They are wealthy and own a candy shop.

• They struggle with poverty and hardship.

• They are planning a vacation.

• They have a secret recipe for chocolate.

How does the plot develop regarding Charlie's family's financial situation?

• They win a lottery.

• They buy a Wonka Bar for Charlie despite their financial struggles.

• They receive a gift from a wealthy relative.

• They start a new business.

What is the significance of the golden tickets in the story?

• They allow entry into a secret club.

• They are a marketing strategy for Wonka Bars.

• They grant access to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.

• They are a form of currency in the story.

How does the author create excitement about the golden tickets?

• By describing the factory in detail.

• By showing the reactions of people around the world.

• By revealing the winners immediately.

• By focusing on Charlie's family only.

What challenge does Charlie face in his quest for a golden ticket?

• Finding a golden ticket.

• Convincing his family to buy a Wonka Bar.

• Competing in a chocolate-making contest.

• Meeting Willy Wonka.

How does the author illustrate the theme of hope through Charlie?

• By showing Charlie's determination to find a ticket.

• By describing the wealth of other families.

• By focusing on the success of other children.

• By showing Charlie giving up on his dreams.

What is the reaction of Charlie's family when they buy him a Wonka Bar?

• They are indifferent.

• They are hopeful and excited.

• They are disappointed.

• They are angry.

How does the author build suspense about the golden tickets?

• By revealing the location of the tickets.

• By keeping the winners a secret until the end.

• By showing the tickets being destroyed.

• By focusing on Charlie's daily life.