Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Book Review

Why did Willy Wonka shut down his factory?

• He thought spies were working there.

• His chocolate was poisoned.

• The roof was leaking.

• Children didn’t buy candy any more.

Willie Wonka’s chocolate tastes so delicious because it is mixed using:

• Chocolate birds.

• A waterfall

• Golf spoons

• A giant electric mixer

Charlie got his golden ticket when:

• He opened his birthday chocolate.

• His teacher gave him a bar as a present.

• He found a dollar and bought a candy bar.

• A friend gave Charlie her ticket.

One word that best describes Willie Wonka is:

• Tired

• Unusual

• Shy

• Sad

What happens to all the other children at the end of the book?

• They go home. They are alright, but a little changed.

• They completely disappear, never to be seen again.

• They stay trapped in the factory forever.

What are Mr. Wonka’s plans for the chocolate factory?

• He plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

• He plans to give it to Charlie.

• He plans to tear it down.

• He plans to turn it into a library.

What happens to Violet when she chews the gum?

• She shrivels up into a raisin.

• Her feet grow large and she can't walk.

• She swells up and turns blue.

• She loses her voice and can't talk.

What do the Oompa-Loompas do after each child gets taken away?

• They sing a song about the child.

• They wash their hands.

• They put up a poster with the child’s face on it.

• They put on a play about the child.

How many golden tickets are there?

• 3
• 5

• 7
• 9

What is strange about Mr. Wonka's factory when it reopens?

• People are scared of the chocolate
• The chocolate is better than it was before
• No one ever eats the chocolate produced there
• No one is ever seen entering or exiting the factory