I WONDER - How Many Books Did Roald Dahl Write?

Roald Dahl, a globally renowned author, wrote 21 children's books. Despite his teacher's doubts about his writing skills during his school years, Dahl persisted and wrote daily throughout his life. He began writing children's books after having his own children, eventually creating some of the most beloved stories worldwide, including 'BFG', 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', 'Matilda', and 'James and the Giant Peach'.

What was Roald Dahl's teacher's opinion about his writing skills during his school days?

• His teacher thought he was excellent at writing.

• His teacher believed he was not very good at writing.

• His teacher encouraged him to write more.

• His teacher was indifferent to his writing.

How did Roald Dahl's writing habits contribute to his career?

• He wrote occasionally, focusing on quality over quantity.

• He wrote only when he felt inspired.

• He wrote consistently for hours every day.

• He wrote only during weekends.

What inspired Roald Dahl to start writing children's books?

• His own children.

• His teacher's encouragement.

• His love for fairy tales.

• His childhood experiences.

Which of the following is NOT a book written by Roald Dahl?

• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

• Matilda

• BFG

• Harry Potter

Which of these books is a work by Roald Dahl?

• The Hobbit

• The Cat in the Hat

• James and the Giant Peach

• The Chronicles of Narnia