Charlie's Family Struggles and Dreams

In this chapter, Charlie Bucket and his family face a harsh winter, struggling with extreme cold and hunger. The family's situation worsens when Mr. Bucket loses his job, leading to even less food. Despite the dire circumstances, Charlie remains resilient. One day, he finds a 50 pence coin in the snow, which he uses to buy a chocolate bar, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the hardship.

What event marks the beginning of the family's struggle?

• A visit from a wealthy relative

• The start of a snowstorm

• The discovery of a hidden treasure

• The arrival of a new family member

How does the freezing gale affect the family?

• It brings them closer together

• It adds to their difficulties

• It provides them with food

• It makes their home warmer

What has the family forgotten due to their struggles?

• Their family traditions

• Their plans for a vacation

• The excitement over the Golden Tickets

• The upcoming holiday season

What type of meals does Charlie's family afford?

• Fast food

• Rich and hearty stews

• Thin cabbage meals

• Gourmet dishes

What happens to Mr. Bucket's job?

• He gets a promotion

• He retires

• He loses it

• He starts working from home

What does Charlie dream of as he passes the factory?

• Becoming a factory worker

• Owning a car

• Eating chocolate

• Traveling the world

What do Grandpa Joe and Grandma Josephine worry about?

• Charlie's education

• Charlie's health

• Charlie's future job

• Charlie's friends

How does Charlie conserve energy?

• By walking slowly

• By playing sports

• By eating more

• By sleeping more

What does Charlie find in the snow?

• A lost toy

• A warm coat

• A 50p coin

• A golden ticket