Exploring Charlie's Chocolate Adventure

What is the name of the second child to find a Golden Ticket who visits Willy Wonka’s factory in chapters 14-16?

• Augustus Gloop

• Veruca Salt

• Violet Beauregarde

• Mike Teavee

What happens to Augustus Gloop in the chocolate room?

• He falls into the chocolate river and gets sucked up a pipe

• He eats a magic gum and turns into a blueberry

• He disappears in the television room

• He gets shrunk by a machine

Who are the small workers that help Willy Wonka in the factory?

• Elves

• Oompa-Loompas

• Dwarves

• Robots

What is the main rule Willy Wonka gives to the children before entering the chocolate room?

• Do not touch anything

• Do not run

• Do not eat anything without permission

• Do not talk loudly

Why does Augustus Gloop get into trouble in the chocolate room?

• He tries to steal candy

• He ignores Willy Wonka’s warning and drinks from the chocolate river

• He pushes another child

• He gets lost

How do the Oompa-Loompas react after Augustus falls into the chocolate river?

• They panic and run away

• They sing a song about Augustus’s greed

• They call for help

• They ignore him

Compare the behavior of Augustus Gloop and Charlie Bucket in the chocolate room. What is different about how they act?

• Both eat chocolate without asking

• Augustus is greedy and ignores rules, while Charlie is careful and listens

• Charlie is rude, Augustus is polite

• Both are quiet and shy

Based on the events in chapters 14-16, what lesson do you think Willy Wonka wants the children to learn?

• To eat as much candy as possible

• To always follow instructions and not be greedy

• To run and play in the factory

• To ignore the Oompa-Loompas

If you were in the chocolate room, what would you do differently from Augustus Gloop to avoid getting into trouble? Explain your reasoning.

• I would eat as much chocolate as I could

• I would listen to Willy Wonka and not touch anything without permission

• I would jump into the river for fun

• I would try to find the Oompa-Loompas’ home

Why do you think Roald Dahl chose to have the Oompa-Loompas sing a song after each child gets into trouble? Use evidence from the chapters to support your answer.

• To make the story more fun and teach a lesson through music

• To waste time in the story

• Because the Oompa-Loompas are bored

• To scare the children