Understanding Mr. Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Charlie and Grandpa Joe confront Mr. Wonka about the lifetime supply of chocolate. Mr. Wonka accuses them of breaking the rules by stealing Fizzy Lifting Drinks, thus voiding the contract. After a heated exchange, they prepare to leave, but Mr. Wonka reveals it was a test, and Charlie has won. Mr. Wilkinson, who posed as Slugworth, is introduced, and Charlie is congratulated for passing the test.

What was the reason Mr. Wonka gave for not providing the lifetime supply of chocolate?

• Charlie didn't sign the contract.

• Charlie was too young.

• Charlie was late to the factory.

• Charlie broke the rules.

According to Mr. Wonka, what did Charlie do to break the rules?

• He touched the candy trees.

• He stole a Gobstopper.

• He ate the chocolate river.

• He drank Fizzy Lifting Drinks.

What does Mr. Wonka accuse Charlie and his grandfather of being?

• Thieves and liars

• Crooks and swindlers

• Monsters and villains

• Cheaters and frauds

What does Charlie's grandfather vow to do after leaving Mr. Wonka's office?

• Never return to the factory

• Forget about the incident

• Find another chocolate factory

• Get even with Mr. Wonka

Who is Mr. Wilkinson revealed to be?

• A rival chocolatier

• Charlie's uncle

• A friend of Charlie's family

• An employee of Mr. Wonka

What was the purpose of Mr. Wonka's test for Charlie?

• To find out if Charlie liked the factory

• To test Charlie's honesty and integrity

• To see if Charlie could make chocolate

• To check if Charlie could follow instructions

What does Mr. Wonka say to Charlie after revealing the truth?

• You passed the test.

• You must leave now.

• You are the new owner.

• You failed the test.

How does Mr. Wonka feel after Charlie passes the test?

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Disappointed

What does Mr. Wonka ask Charlie to do after the test is revealed?

• Sign a new contract

• Leave the factory

• Meet Mr. Wilkinson

• Try more chocolate

What is the significance of the Gobstopper in the story?

• It is a gift for Charlie.

• It is a secret recipe.

• It is a rare candy.

• It is a test of loyalty.