In this video, Charlie is revealed as the last child remaining, winning Mr. Wonka's contest. Mr. Wonka expresses his delight and prepares for the next adventure using the Great Glass Elevator. As they embark on the journey, unexpected events unfold, adding humor and excitement. Veruca expresses her desire for a flying glass elevator, but her father reminds her of reality. The video highlights themes of winning, adventure, and the clash between desires and reality.

Who is the last child remaining with Mr. Wonka?

• Augustus

• Veruca

• Violet

• Charlie

What does Mr. Wonka say they must not do?

• Dilly or dally

• Run or jump

• Sing or dance

• Eat or drink

What is the purpose of the Great Glass Elevator?

• To store chocolate

• To fly to the moon

• To serve as a home

• To speed things along

What does Mr. Wonka want to break through?

• A door

• A ceiling

• A wall

• A window

What is the concern about the elevator?

• It could run out of power

• It might get lost

• It might smash into pieces

• It could be too slow

What does Augustus do that he shouldn't?

• Run away

• Eat his fingers

• Jump around

• Sing loudly

What does Veruca want from her father?

• A new toy

• A flying glass elevator

• A chocolate bar

• A new dress

What does Veruca's father say she will get?

• A flying glass elevator

• A chocolate bar

• A new toy

• A bath