Willy Wonka's Factory Mysteries

Mr. Wonka leads the group through his factory, showcasing various inventions and rooms. The children and adults encounter unique creations like lickable wallpaper and fizzy lifting drinks. They also learn about square sweets that look round and the effects of butterscotch and butter gin on the Oompa Loompas.

What does Mr. Wonka warn about at the beginning of the corridor?

• Naughty children might get lost.

• The corridor is very long.

• The corridor is very noisy.

• The corridor is very dark.

What is Violet Beauregard's condition after chewing the gum?

• She becomes very small.

• She becomes invisible.

• She turns into a blueberry.

• She starts flying.

How does Mr. Wonka plan to fix Violet's condition?

• By letting her rest.

• By making her eat a special candy.

• By using a deducing machine.

• By giving her a special drink.

What color will Violet be after the deducing machine?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Purple

What is the purpose of the secret door in Mr. Wonka's factory?

• To store extra candy.

• To hide the candy recipes.

• To keep the Oompa Loompas.

• To lead to the pink corridors.

What is unique about the pink corridors?

• They are very dark.

• They are very narrow.

• They have many doors with labels.

• They are filled with candy.

What is special about the lickable wallpaper?

• It glows in the dark.

• It is very sticky.

• It tastes like the fruit it depicts.

• It changes color.

What happens when you drink fizzy lifting drinks?

• You become very small.

• You turn into a balloon.

• You start floating.

• You become invisible.

How do you come down after drinking fizzy lifting drinks?

• By burping.

• By drinking water.

• By jumping.

• By eating candy.

What is the mystery about the square sweets?

• They are invisible.

• They taste like chocolate.

• They look round.

• They change color.