Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Ch. 16-30

What did the Oompa Loompas do after each child had a mishap?

• They cleaned up the mess

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  They laughed at the children
  

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  They sang a song about the lesson to be learned
  

• They left the factory

How did Veruca Salt behave in the Nut Room?

• She politely asked for a squirrel

• She acted like a spoiled brat and tried to grab a squirrel

• She helped Charlie find the Golden Ticket

• She sang a song to the squirrels

What happened to Mike Teavee in the Television Room?

• He shrank because he wanted to be on TV

• He turned into chocolate

• He ran away from the factory

• He drank fizzy lifting drinks

What lesson did Charlie learn by the end of the story? (DOK 3 – Applying)

• Being greedy gets you more prizes

• Being kind and honest leads to great rewards

• You should always eat as much candy as possible

• You have to be rich to succeed

How did the other children’s bad behavior affect their fates?

• They got rewarded for trying new things

• They learned valuable lessons and changed their ways immediately

• Their selfish actions caused them to face consequences

• Willy Wonka forgave them all

Why did Willy Wonka choose Charlie to take over the factory?

• He was the last child left

• He was smart and had great ideas

• He was kind, humble, and honest

• He had a special golden ticket

What is one of the themes of the book?

• Greed can lead to trouble

• Only rich people win prizes

• Chocolate solves all problems

• Always take risks

Why do you think Willy Wonka made a contest to find a new owner instead of picking someone himself?

• He liked to play games

• He didn’t want to work anymore

• He wanted to see who deserved it

• He didn’t care who won

Briefly describe what kind of character Willy Wonka is. Use details from the text to support your answer.

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What is one important lesson this story teaches readers? Explain why this lesson is important.

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