Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Ch. 16-30

What did the Oompa Loompas do after each child had a mishap?

• They cleaned up the mess

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  They laughed at the children
  

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  They sang a song about the lesson to be learned
  

• They left the factory

How did Veruca Salt behave in the Nut Room?

• She politely asked for a squirrel

• She acted like a spoiled brat and tried to grab a squirrel

• She helped Charlie find the Golden Ticket

• She sang a song to the squirrels

What happened to Mike Teavee in the Television Room?

• He shrank because he wanted to be on TV

• He turned into chocolate

• He ran away from the factory

• He drank fizzy lifting drinks

What lesson did Charlie learn by the end of the story? (DOK 3 – Applying)

• Being greedy gets you more prizes

• Being kind and honest leads to great rewards

• You should always eat as much candy as possible

• You have to be rich to succeed

How did the other children’s bad behavior affect their fates?

• They got rewarded for trying new things

• They learned valuable lessons and changed their ways immediately

• Their selfish actions caused them to face consequences

• Willy Wonka forgave them all

Why did Willy Wonka choose Charlie to take over the factory?

• He was the last child left

• He was smart and had great ideas

• He was kind, humble, and honest

• He had a special golden ticket

What is one of the themes of the book?

• Greed can lead to trouble

• Only rich people win prizes

• Chocolate solves all problems

• Always take risks

Why do you think Willy Wonka made a contest to find a new owner instead of picking someone himself?

• He liked to play games

• He didn’t want to work anymore

• He wanted to see who deserved it

• He didn’t care who won

Briefly describe what kind of character Willy Wonka is. Use details from the text to support your answer.

What is one important lesson this story teaches readers? Explain why this lesson is important.