Charlie Chocolate Chapters 1-11

How does the setting of Charlie’s home in Chapters 1-2 help explain why he is always hungry?

• It is always cold and there is little food.

• The house is filled with delicious smells.

• Charlie’s family eats at fancy restaurants.

• The home is large and full of treats.

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Which event in Chapters 3-4 shows the beginning of the main conflict in the story?

• Charlie finds a dollar bill in the snow.

• Willy Wonka opens his factory to children.

• Grandpa Joe tells Charlie stories about the factory.

• Charlie walks to school every day.

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What does the word “glumly” mean as used in the sentence: “Charlie walked glumly past the chocolate shop”?

• Happily

• Sadly

• Quickly

• Angrily

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Which phrase from Chapters 1-11 is an example of a simile?

• “The wind howled through the cracks.”

• “He was as thin as a straw.”

• “The chocolate river flowed.”

• “Grandpa Joe danced with joy.”

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What is the main theme shown in Charlie’s actions when he finds money in the street?

• Greed

• Honesty

• Kindness

• Luck

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Which word from the text best helps you understand the meaning of “famished”?

• Hungry

• Excited

• Angry

• Sleepy

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How does the author show that Charlie is a caring character in the first eleven chapters?

• He shares his chocolate with his family.

• He ignores his grandparents.

• He spends all his money on himself.

• He hides his feelings.

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Which sentence from the story is an example of personification?

• “The chocolate bar melted in his hand.”

• “The wind whispered through the trees.”

• “Charlie ran down the street.”

• “Grandpa Joe smiled at Charlie.”

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What is the point of view of the narrator in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person

• Omniscient

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Which event best shows Charlie’s character development in the first eleven chapters?

• He dreams about chocolate.

• He finds the Golden Ticket.

• He walks to school every day.

• He listens to Grandpa Joe’s stories.

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