Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Questions

Charlie receives a chocolate bar as his birthday present. His family gathers around, hoping for a golden ticket inside. Despite their encouragement, Charlie finds no ticket. He offers to share the chocolate with his family, but they insist he keeps it. The scene highlights the family's love and support, even in disappointment.

What is Charlie holding as he enters the room?

• A golden ticket

• A bar of chocolate

• A toy

• A book

What is the name of the chocolate bar Charlie receives?

• Wonka's Golden Delight

• Wonka's Chocolate Surprise

• Wonka's Whipple Scrumptious Fudge Mellow Delight

• Wonka's Sweet Treat

How do Charlie's grandparents react as he prepares to open his present?

• They fall asleep

• They start singing

• They watch anxiously

• They leave the room

What does Mrs. Bucket advise Charlie about the chocolate bar?

• Not to be too disappointed if there's no golden ticket

• To eat it quickly

• To save it for later

• To share it with his friends

How many golden tickets are left to be found according to Grandma Josephine?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What does Grandpa Joe suggest Charlie should do with the chocolate?

• Save it for later

• Forget about the golden tickets and enjoy it

• Give it to his friends

• Sell it

What is the family's attitude towards the chance of finding a golden ticket?

• They are certain there is no chance

• They are hopeful despite the odds

• They are indifferent

• They are pessimistic

What happens when Charlie finally opens the chocolate bar?

• The chocolate is melted

• He finds a golden ticket

• There is no golden ticket

• The chocolate is missing

How does Charlie react after opening the chocolate bar?

• He offers to share the chocolate

• He cries

• He eats it all himself

• He throws it away

What is the family's response to Charlie's offer to share the chocolate?

• They accept eagerly

• They ignore him

• They refuse politely

• They argue over it