WorksheetsCharlie and the Chocolate Factory Chapters 3-6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 22mins
What does Prince Pondicherry hire Mr. Wonka to build?
A chewing-gum trampoline
A turban of toffee
A chocolate palace
A chocolate fondue moat
What happens to Prince Pondicherry's palace when he refuses to eat it?
His subjects eat it
It expires
It vanishes mysteriously
It melts
According to Grandpa Joe's story, why did the Wonka chocolate factory temporarily close down?
Recipes were stolen
Mr. Wonka disappeared
It went bankrupt
It was too dangerous
How did people know that the factory was working again?
Smoke came from the chimneys.
People could go and visit.
Workers coming and going.
Smell in the air.
What is unusual about the workers seen in the windows of Mr. Wonka's factory?
They disappear and reappear
They are very small
They move impossibly quickly
They have wings
Which one of the grandparents doesn't seem to like the Willy Wonka contest?
Grandma Josephine
Grandpa Joe
Grandma Georgina
Grandpa George
Who interrupts Grandpa Joe's story to share the news that the factory will be opening its gates?
Mrs. Bucket
Charlie
Mr. Bucket
Grandma Josephine
Where are the five golden tickets hidden?
Wonka chewing gum wrappers
Wonka chocolate bar wrappers
All Wonka goods
All over London
Who does Grandpa George think will win the ticket?
Cheaters
Those who can afford to buy candy bars everyday
Those who steal a bunch of Wonka bars
Charlie
Why does Charlie think he'll never find a golden ticket?
He is allergic to chocolate.
He only gets one chocolate bar each year.
He is not allowed to buy chocolate.
He doesn't want one.
How many goodies will each winner receive after their tour of the factory?
800 tons
A lifetime supply
As many as they want
All they can carry
Who finds the first golden ticket?
Veruca Salt
Mike Teavee
Violet Beauregarde
Augustus Gloop
What kind of factory does Veruca Salt's father own?
A peanut shelling factory
A toothpaste factory
A watch factory
A chocolate factory
Who finds a golden ticket on the day before Charlie's birthday?
Charlie
Mike
Veruca
Answers b) and c)
Why is the golden ticket so important in the story?
It is worth a lot of money.
It grants entry to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.
It can be exchanged for a lifetime supply of candy.
It makes the holder the mayor of the town.
