Charlie and The Chocolate Factory Chapt 24-30

And then a little further down

A mass of others gather round:

A bacon rind, some ___________lard,

A loaf of bread gone stale and hard

• Astray

• Rancid

• Fiery

• Topple

But what about the great fiery____________?” asked Charlie

• Rubbish

• Beady

• Soothing

• Incinterator

“All right, my pet,” Mrs. Salt said___________. “Mummy’ll get you a squirrel just as soon as she possibly can.”

• Topple

• Pander

• Culprit

• Soothingly

Over she____________, into the hole head first, screeching like a parrot.

• Rancid

• Beady

• Hack

• Toppled

“That particular chute,” Mr. Wonka told her, “runs directly into the great big main garbage pipe which carries away all the ___________from every part of the factory—all the floor sweepings and potato peelings and rotten cabbages and fish heads and stuff like that.”

• Crag

• Rubbish

• Hurtle

• Precipice

We’ve watched them ____________at the screen.

They loll and slop and lounge about,

And stare until their eyes pop out.

• Gaping

• Tread

• Clutter

• Contend

And then the doors of the elevator slid open and Mr. Wonka said, “Just a minute now! Listen to me! I want everybody to be very careful in this room. There is dangerous stuff around in here and you must not _____________with it.”

• Flicker

• Swerve

• Luminous

• Tamper

Who turned her into such a brat?

Who are the_____________? Who did that?

• Grag

• Gallantly

• Wail

• Culprites

-“Get up, get up!” cried Mr. Wonka, roaring with laughter. But just as they were staggering to their feet, the elevator changed directions and ___________violently round a corner. And over they went once more.

• Tampered

• Swerved

• Hacked

• Wailed

A great, craggy mountain made entirely of fudge, with Oompa-Loompas (all roped together for safety) ___________huge hunks of fudge out of its sides....

• Lolling

• Hacking

• Treading

• Tampering