Grandpa Joe and Charlie's Adventure

In this chapter from 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', Grandpa Joe reveals a secret stash of money to Charlie, proposing they buy a Wonka bar in hopes of finding the last golden ticket. Despite knowing the odds are slim, they share a moment of excitement and anticipation. They open the bar together, only to find it contains just chocolate. Their shared laughter at the situation wakes Grandma Josephine, but they assure her nothing is amiss.

What is the main focus of the introduction in this chapter?

• Grandpa Joe's secret plan

• Charlie finding a golden ticket

• Setting the scene with Grandpa Joe and Charlie

• Charlie going to school

What does Grandpa Joe reveal to Charlie?

• A new Wonka bar

• A golden ticket

• A hidden map

• A secret stash of money

What is the significance of the silver Sixpence?

• It is a family heirloom

• It is Grandpa Joe's secret horde

• It is a lucky charm

• It is a gift from Charlie

What is Grandpa Joe's plan with the money?

• To buy a new house

• To find the last golden ticket

• To save it for emergencies

• To buy a gift for Grandma Josephine

Why does Grandpa Joe want Charlie to buy the Wonka bar?

• To eat it together

• To find the last golden ticket

• To give it as a gift

• To sell it for profit

How does Charlie feel about using Grandpa Joe's money?

• Excited

• Worried

• Angry

• Indifferent

Where does Charlie go after receiving the money?

• To visit a friend

• To school

• To the park

• To buy a Wonka bar

What does Charlie do with the silver coin?

• He loses it

• He gives it to Grandpa Joe

• He buys a Wonka bar

• He keeps it

What is the name of the Wonka bar Charlie buys?

• Wonka's Sweet Surprise

• Wonka's Golden Delight

• Wonka's Chocolate Dream

• Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise

How do Grandpa Joe and Charlie feel as they prepare to open the Wonka bar?

• Confident

• Nervous

• Disappointed

• Indifferent