Exploring the Chocolate Factory

Mr. Wonka introduces the Chocolate Room, a beautiful and essential part of his factory. The room features a chocolate river and waterfall, which are crucial for mixing the chocolate. Glass pipes transport the chocolate to other parts of the factory. The landscape is edible, with grass made of minty sugar called swudge. The children and adults are amazed by the sights. They also discover the Oompa Loompas, small workers who help run the factory.

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

• The storage area of the factory

• The nerve center of the factory

• The smallest room in the factory

• The least important room in the factory

Why does Mr. Wonka insist on his rooms being beautiful?

• He wants to win a beauty contest

• He believes it increases productivity

• He can't stand ugliness in factories

• He wants to impress visitors

What is the main feature of the valley that the children see?

• A great brown river

• A giant chocolate statue

• A field of daisies

• A large chocolate fountain

What is unique about the waterfall in the Chocolate Room?

• It is the only one that mixes chocolate

• It is used for decoration only

• It is made of chocolate

• It is the tallest waterfall in the world

What do the glass pipes do in the Chocolate Room?

• They transport chocolate to other rooms

• They are part of a musical instrument

• They are used to clean the river

• They are purely decorative

What is the grass in the Chocolate Room made of?

• Minty sugar called swudge

• Chocolate

• Real grass

• Plastic

What does Mr. Wonka encourage the children to try in the meadow?

• The buttercups

• The waterfall

• The chocolate river

• The glass pipes

Who is the first to notice the Oompa Loompas?

• Augustus Gloop

• Violet Beauregarde

• Veruca Salt

• Charlie

How do the Oompa Loompas react to the visitors?

• They sing a song

• They run away

• They ignore them

• They laugh

What is the size comparison given for the Oompa Loompas?

• No larger than a medium-sized doll

• No larger than a child

• No larger than a mouse

• No larger than a cat