Exploring the Chocolate Room

In this video, Mr. Wonka introduces the Chocolate Room, a central part of his factory. The room features a chocolate river and waterfall, which are essential for mixing the chocolate. Enormous glass pipes transport the chocolate throughout the factory. The landscape is edible, with minty sugar grass and buttercups. The children discover small men working in the factory, adding to the wonder of the experience.

What does Mr. Wonka consider the Chocolate Room to be?

• The packaging room

• The heart of the factory

• The employee lounge

• The storage area

What is Mr. Wonka's opinion on factory aesthetics?

• He doesn't care about it

• He insists on beauty

• He prefers functionality over beauty

• He likes a rustic look

What flows through the valley in the Chocolate Room?

• A river of honey

• A river of milk

• A river of chocolate

• A river of caramel

What is unique about the waterfall in the Chocolate Room?

• It is a tourist attraction

• It is a natural waterfall

• It is used to mix chocolate

• It is made of sugar

What is the reaction of the children and parents upon entering the Chocolate Room?

• They are disappointed

• They are indifferent

• They are scared

• They are amazed

What is the color of the river in the Chocolate Room?

• Brown

• Green

• Blue

• Red

What are the glass pipes doing in the Chocolate Room?

• Heating the room

• Providing light

• Carrying chocolate to other rooms

• Decorating the room

What does Mr. Wonka use to point at the river?

• A silver spoon

• A wooden stick

• A metal rod

• A gold top cane

What does Mr. Wonka say about the chocolate in the river?

• It's the finest quality

• It's too sweet

• It's not ready yet

• It's only for display

What does Mr. Wonka say about the amount of chocolate in the river?

• It's not enough for the factory

• It's enough to fill every bathtub and swimming pool in the country

• It's enough to fill a swimming pool

• It's enough to fill a bathtub