Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Moments

Charlie receives a candy bar as his only birthday present. His family gathers around, filled with hope and anticipation, as he prepares to open it, hoping for a golden ticket. Despite the low odds, they encourage him. When Charlie finally opens the candy bar, there is no golden ticket, but he generously offers to share the candy with his family, who refuse, wanting him to enjoy it all. The scene ends with Charlie heading to school, supported by his loving family.

What is Charlie holding as he enters the room?

• A book

• A toy

• A candy bar

• A balloon

How do the grandparents react when Charlie enters the room?

• They ignore him

• They cry happy birthday

• They start singing

• They give him a gift

What is written on the wrapper of Charlie's candy bar?

• Charlie's special treat

• Wonka's whipple scrumptious punch

• Golden ticket inside

• Happy birthday Charlie

What does Charlie do with the candy bar before opening it?

• Throws it away

• Strokes it lovingly

• Gives it to his grandparents

• Eats it immediately

What does Charlie's mother say about the possibility of finding a golden ticket?

• It's impossible

• You will definitely find one

• Don't be too disappointed

• It's very likely

How many golden tickets are left to be found according to Grandma Josephine?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What does Grandpa George say about the candy bar?

• It's just average

• It's the best of them all

• It's the worst of them all

• It's not worth it

What do the grandparents and parents secretly hope for?

• That Charlie will get another gift

• That Charlie will go to school

• That Charlie will find a golden ticket

• That Charlie will share the candy

What does Grandpa Joe suggest Charlie should do with the candy bar?

• Throw it away

• Forget about the golden ticket and enjoy it

• Share it with everyone

• Save it for later

What is the mood in the room as Charlie opens the candy bar?

• Tense and excited

• Joyful

• Angry

• Bored