Exploring Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Concepts

In the final chapter of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' Mr. Wonka reveals his plan to give the entire chocolate factory to Charlie. He explains that he needs a child to inherit the factory, as adults would not follow his unique methods. The family is initially shocked but eventually agrees to move into the factory. Mr. Wonka, Charlie, and Grandpa Joe fetch the family from their home, overcoming obstacles like the elderly grandparents' reluctance to leave their bed. They all travel to the factory in the great glass elevator, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their lives.

What does Mr. Wonka ask Charlie in the elevator?

• Do you want to go home?

• Do you like candy?

• Do you love the Chocolate Factory?

• Are you hungry?

Why does Mr. Wonka want to give the factory to a child?

• Because children work for free

• Because children will listen and learn his ways

• Because children are more imaginative

• Because children are easier to control

How many children did Mr. Wonka invite to the factory?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What is Charlie's initial concern about moving to the factory?

• He is afraid of Mr. Wonka

• He doesn't like the factory

• He doesn't want to leave his friends

• His mother won't leave the grandparents

How does Mr. Wonka plan to bring the grandparents to the factory?

• By taking their bed along with them

• By using a special vehicle

• By asking them to walk

• By carrying them one by one

What happens when the elevator crashes through the roof?

• The grandparents wake up calmly

• The house remains intact

• Dust, tiles, and debris fall everywhere

• The elevator gets stuck

How does Grandma Georgina react to the elevator crash?

• She faints

• She starts singing

• She jumps out of bed

• She laughs

What is Mr. Bucket's reaction to the state of their house?

• He is worried

• He is indifferent

• He is happy

• He is excited

What does Mr. Wonka assure Mr. Bucket about their house?

• It was always meant to be destroyed

• It will be repaired soon

• They will never need it again

• They can rebuild it

What does Grandma Josephine say she would rather do than ride the elevator?

• Run away

• Die in her bed

• Stay in bed

• Walk to the factory