Charlie and The Chocolate Factory Chapters Final

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What did Willy Wonka plan to do with Mike Teavee?

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Willy Wonka planned to stretch Mike out on a machine built for testing the stretchiness of gum and then administer vitamins to fatten him up.

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What energy source did the elevator in Willy Wonka's factory use?

Back

The elevator’s energy supply was one million candy power.

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What does Charlie receive every year for his birthday?

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Charlie gets one chocolate bar for his birthday.

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How does Willy Wonka feel about Charlie Bucket?

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Willy Wonka likes Charlie and wants him to win the factory.

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Who says, 'Not for all the chocolate in the world'?

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Charlie says, 'Not for all the chocolate in the world'.

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What is the significance of Charlie receiving only one chocolate bar each year?

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It highlights Charlie's poor background and the value he places on chocolate.

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What does the character of Willy Wonka represent in the story?

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Willy Wonka represents creativity, innovation, and the magic of imagination.

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What lesson does Charlie learn throughout the story?

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Charlie learns the importance of kindness, humility, and family.

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What role do the Oompa Loompas play in the factory?

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The Oompa Loompas are workers in Willy Wonka's factory who help create the candy and often sing songs that convey moral lessons.

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How does Charlie's family situation affect his character?

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Charlie’s poor family situation makes him more appreciative of the little things in life, like chocolate.