WorksheetsCharlie and the Chocolate Factory Chapters 9-16
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 48mins
What is the setting of Chapter 10?
Winter- inside the freezing cold house
Winter- in the building where Charlie goes to school
Winter- on the street walking to and from school
Winter- inside the candy shop
Why is the setting important in chapter 10?
It is very cold for Charlie
The bitter cold creates a conflict for Charlie- it is impossible for him to stay warm, and he is hungrier than ever.
Charlie is very hungry
The cold makes life easier for Charlie because he is able to eat more food in the winter.
How is Charlie's conflict solved on page 44
Charlie was able to buy food with the dollar he found
Charlie was able to get warm by being in the shop
Charlie found a golden ticket
Charlie made a new friend because the shopkeeper was kind to him
On page 46, why is the shopkeeper is kind to Charlie.
The shopkeeper is kind to Charlie because he knows that Charlie is poor and he wants something good to happen to Charlie.
The shopkeeper is kind to Charlie because he wanted to buy the golden ticket from Charlie.
The shopkeeper was kind to Charlie because the shopkeeper is kind-hearted and can tell that Charlie is often unlucky, he is happy that Charlie found the golden ticket.
The shopkeeper is kind to Charlie because he is selfish and wants people to know that he helped Charlie.
What is the best evidence to support your answer from question 3?
"Don't you let anybody have it! Take it straight home, quickly, before you lose it!"
"Leave the kid alone, will you! Make way there! Let him out!"
"You know something," the fat shopkeeper said, pausing a moment and smiling at Charlie, "I have a feeling you needed a break like this. I am awfully glad you got it.
"He'll need it, the skinny little shrimp!"
Why was Grandpa Joe's reaction surprising on page 49?
Grandpa Joe was young so the fact that he jumped out of bed so quickly was surprising
Grandpa Joe was happy that Charlie won a golden ticket
Grandpa Joe didn't really want Charlie to find a golden ticket so his joy was surprising
Grandpa Joe was 96 years old and it would be hard for him to jump out of bed so quickly
What character traits describe Charlie Bucket?
Greedy
Patient
Selfless
Kind
Read the sentence below from the top of page 53:
" For several hours, there was complete pandemonium in the little house, and it must have been nearly midnight before Mr. Bucket was able to get rid of them so that Charlie could go to bed."
What does the word "pandemonium" mean?
Confusion and chaos
Peace
A lot of reporters
Staying up late
Why does page 57 say, "The crowd became suddenly silent"?
The crowd is scared that the iron gates are opening, so they stop talking.
The crowd is bored and has run out of things to say, so they stop talking.
The crowd is so surprised that Charlie is so skinny and does not have a coat, that they stop talking.
The crowd is fascinated by Willy Wonka and they are excited to see him. They want to focus on what he is doing, so they stop talking.
What words best describe Willy Wonka on page 57 and 58
Strange
Wearing a purple suit
Boring
Excited
On page 60 and 61, what does Wonka's dialogue reveal about his character traits?
Wonka's dialogue reveals that he is a very excited man who talks quickly and loudly.
Wonka's dialogue reveals that he is a very angry man who screams all the time.
Wonka's dialogue reveals that he is a very quiet man who speaks softly and slowly
Wonka's dialogue reveals that he is a rich man who can afford a whole factory.
Read the sentence from page 64:
"The children and their parents were too flabbergasted to speak."
What does the word "Flabbergasted" mean?
Lover of chocolate
Surprised and overwhelmed
Dumbfounded and staggered
Hungry and anxious
Why did Augustus Gloop take a big handful of grass on page 66?
He is hungry
He is greedy
He is smart
He is fat
What detail from page 69 lets the reader know that Loompaland is an imaginary place?
"What a terrible country it is!"
"Nothing but thick jungles infested by the most dangerous beasts in the entire world"
"They were living on green caterpillars, and the caterpillars tasted revolting!"
Hornswogglers and snozzwangers and those terrible wicked whangdoodles. A whangdoodle would eat ten Oompa-Loompas for breakfast and come galloping back for a second helping."
Why does Veruca Salt interrupt Willy Wonka to ask for an Oompa-Loompa?
Veruca is curious
Veruca is rude
Veruca is selfish
Veruca is spoiled
What evidence best supports your answer from question 15?
"The girl who got everything she wanted"
"Daddy! I want an Oompa-Loompa!"
"Now, now, my pet!" her father said to her, "we mustn't interrupt Mr. Wonka."
"Please be patient. I'll see you have one before the day is out."
