Listen Quiz #3 - Willy Wonka (Gap Fill)

Before his death in 1990, Roald Dahl wrote over thirty children’s books, including (a)   like Matilda and The BFG.

Ah yes, I remember the story of Charlie Bucket – the poor kid whose luck turns (a)   when he wins a Golden Ticket to the local chocolate factory.

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The factory is run by the mysterious Willy Wonka who (a)   all kinds of sweets and chocolates for the children to try – everything from strawberry-coated fudge to marshmallow pillows.

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Now, if that story sounds familiar then maybe, as a kid, you also dreamed of (a)   chocolate for a living.

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Helle is head of research and (a)   at Fazer, a confectionary company in Finland which has been making and selling chocolate for over 130 years.

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OK, Neil, I’ll (a)   the correct answer at the end of the programme. With over 6,000 employees

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Here Helle explains more to Ruth (a)   for BBC World Service programme, The Food Chain:

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when is the right time to actually develop and (a)   certain type of products, when there is a consumer demand?

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Can you tell us about any (a)   where you just feel like we, chocolate eaters, just weren't ready for it?

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Usually this only happens when there is enough (a)   demand

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