Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

How does Mr. Willy Wonka describe his latest gum invention?

• Cotton candy gym

• Everlasting chewing gum

• A chewing gum meal

• Chocolate chewing gum

How does Mr. Willy Wonka describe his latest gum invention?

• It will be the end of cooking

• It will make Wonka rich.

• It will replace all other gum.

• It will give poor people a meal.

Mr. Wonka says that his new gum is ______________________.

• Filling

• Terrific

• Satisfying

• Filling, terrific, and satisfying

Why does Violet want to try the "magic" gum?

• Violet wants to try everything.

• Violet is allergic to gum.

• Violet does not like to eat.

• Violet has a habit of chewing gum.

"I want the gum!" Violet said obstinately. What does obstinately mean?

• Stubborn

• Soft

• Aggressive

• Kind

How does Mr. Willy Wonka react to Violet insisting upon trying the gum.

• Several times Wonka advises Violet not to take the gum.

• Wonka encourages Violet to try it.

• Wonka is nonchalant about Violet trying the gum.

• Wonka tells her to try it but to be careful.

"Little Charlie Bucket was staring at her absolutely spellbound." What does spellbound mean?

• Entranced

• Sad

• Shocked

• Funny

Why do Violet's parents suddenly encourage her to keep chewing the gum?

• They want Violet to be happy.

• They don't want Violet to be angry.

• They don't want Violet to be sad.

• They want Violet to be the first person to have the gum.

What happens Violet when she chews the gum?

• Nothing happens to Violet.

• She goes to sleep.

• She starts throwing up.

• She turns purple and swells to a large round shape.

Where do the Oompa-Loompas take Violet?

• To the hospital

• To the juicing room

• Outside

• To the chocolate room