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The Golden Ticket says Charlie should arrive at Mr.Wonka’s factory onA.The day after he finds the ticketB.January 1C.ChristmasD.Friday after he finds the ticket

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menumenuThe day after he finds the ticket

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Which of the following is not an offer Charlie receives for his

golden ticket?A.A bicycle

B.50 poundsC.500 poundsD.200 pounds

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menumenu500 pounds

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menumenu General Information 3General Information 3

Name at least 4 inventions of Willy Wonka

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How did Charlie learn about the Golden Ticket?

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from the evening

newspaper

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What do these names/words mean?

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hornswogglerssnozzwangerswhangdoodles

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menumenuThey are the names of the creatures from

Loompaland

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menumenuChildren 1Children 1

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Mrs.Gloop was afraid that her son Augustus would be made intoA.Strawberry marshmallowsB.Chocolate ice-creamC.Strawberry-flavoured fudgeD.Rich caramels that change colours

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Strawberry-flavoured fudge

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menumenu Children 2Children 2

At night-time Violet used to stick her chewing-gum

A.Behind her earB.On the end of her bedpost

C.On the mirrorD.On the piano

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On the end of her bedpost

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Willy Wonka ordered Oompa-Loompas to roll Violet to the

A.Juicing RoomB.Chocolate RoomC.Inventing Room

D.StoreroomQuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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menumenuJuicing Room

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Put the characters in the order they were removed from the

group

Charlie, Mike, Augustus, Violet,

VerucaQuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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1. Augustus2. Violet3. Veruca4. Mike

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menumenuChildren 5Children 5

What films did Mike Teavee consider to

be rotten?QuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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Where there was no shooting

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Why couldn’t Mrs. Bucket accompany Charlie

to the factory?

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She couldn’t leave grandparents alone for the whole day

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Name the country where Prince

Pondicherry lived.

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Oompa-Loompas like

A.Dancing and musicB.Making up songs

C.JokesD.All mentioned above

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Why did Oompa-Loompas have to live high in the trees?

Name the reason.

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To escape from dangerous creatures

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Who did Willy Wonka invent the Everlasting

Gobstoppers for?Why do these people

need them?

Who did Willy Wonka invent the Everlasting

Gobstoppers for?Why do these people

need them?QuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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For children who are given little pocket money

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Roald Dahl was born Roald Dahl was born inin

NorwayNorwayGreat BritainGreat Britain

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menumenuGreat Britain (South Wales)

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Roald Dahl started writing in the 1940s1930s1950s

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Roald Dahl’s first children’s book was

“Matilda”“The Gremlins”

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”

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What kind of his own experience did Roald Dahl

later describe in his books??

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His school experience

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Name Roald Dahl’s profession mentioned

in the presentation.QuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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A fighter pilot

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Why was Sunday better than the rest of the week for Charlie’s family?

A.It was a day offB.Everybody got a second helpingC.All the members of the family

were togetherQuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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Everybody got a second helping

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The gum tasted like a complete dinner, including all the following,

except

A.A.Tomato soupTomato soupB.B.Baked potatoBaked potatoC.C.Garden saladGarden saladD.D.Roast beefRoast beefQuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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menumenuGarden salad

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Who are Mr. Fickelgruber

Mr. ProdnoseMr. Slugworth?

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menumenu Rival chocolate makers

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If you are bewildered, staggered, flabbergasted it means that you areA) deeply puzzled B) disappointed C) amazed

If you are bewildered, staggered, flabbergasted it means that you areA) deeply puzzled B) disappointed C) amazedQuestionQuestion AnswerAnswer

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amazed

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Mr. Wonka made his boat by

A.Hollowing out an enormousboiled sweetB.Sticking a lot of sweetsC.Melting sugar into syrup and then giving time for thickening

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hollowing out an enormous boiled sweet


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