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Worksheets"CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY" READING COMPREHENSION TEST
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 17mins
What could Charlie see through the window of his house?
a big forest
an amusement park
an enormous factory
a science museum
Who am I?
I am small, I am spoiled by my parents. I love animals!
Violet Beauregarde
Mike Teavee
Augustus Gloop
Veruca Salt
Grandpa Joe told (a) to Charlie about Willy Wonka's inventions.
Two thrust and a lie about Willy Wonka:
IDENTIFY DE LIE!
Willy Wonka closed the factory because of the spies.
Willy Wonka sent a notice to the newspaper
Willy Wonka built a new factory in India
What does he or she look like?
Make a short description about your favourite character. Write about physical appearance and behaviour.
Why did Charlie won the last Golden ticket at the third time?
Because he found money in the street.
Because his grandpa gave him another opportunity.
Because his parents sold the house.
Because he wrote a letter to Wonka.
Write one healthy food of each category studied: a fruit, a vegetable, a meat, a fish and a dairy.
Write the correct cooking verb:
When Wonka explains the functions of the waterfall...
"The river (a) the hot chocolate from solid to liquid."
Which was the incident that origins the first Oommpa-Loompa song?
Mike broke a small red door
Agustus fell into the chocolate river.
Granpa Joe got sick due to the hot temperature.
Violet and Veruca argued all the time.
Rhymes healthy food with cooking verb.
Complete this Oompa-Loompa song with a healthy food:
Wonka shakes a juice of...
cake.
pepper.
grapes.
orange.
Select the meals that cointained Wonka's gum invention.
roast beef
fried chicken
tomato soup
tuna sandwich
blueberry pie
Write only one healthy dish you would include in a menu. Choose: starter, main dish or dessert.
Odd one out:
Identify the 'imaginary healthy room' which doesn't exist in the factory.
'Magic carrot trees'
'Hot chocolate ice creams for cold days'
'Eatable marshmallow pillows'
Veruca in the nut room:
"One hundred squirrels worked shelling (a) at a tremendous speed"
Make a question to a character in past.
