Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Questions

In this chapter, Charlie receives a chocolate bar as his birthday present. His family gathers around, filled with hope and anticipation, as he prepares to open it, hoping for a golden ticket. Despite their advice to manage his expectations, the suspense builds as Charlie unwraps the bar. Ultimately, there is no golden ticket, but Charlie's family supports him, and he generously offers to share the chocolate. The chapter ends with Charlie getting ready for school.

Who greets Charlie on his birthday?

• His neighbors

• His teachers

• His grandparents

• His friends

What is Charlie holding as he enters the room?

• A book

• A birthday card

• A toy

• A chocolate bar

What do Charlie's parents and grandparents try to prepare him for?

• A family trip

• A new school

• The possibility of not finding a golden ticket

• A surprise party

How many golden tickets are left to be found in the world?

• One

• Three

• Two

• Five

What do the family members encourage Charlie to do with the chocolate?

• Sell it

• Share it with friends

• Enjoy it without worrying about the ticket

• Save it for later

What happens when Charlie opens the chocolate bar?

• He finds a golden ticket

• The chocolate is melted

• There is no golden ticket

• The chocolate is broken

What does Charlie do with the chocolate after opening it?

• Gives it to a friend

• Eats it all by himself

• Offers to share it with his family

• Throws it away

How do Charlie's family members respond to his offer to share the chocolate?

• They accept it

• They refuse and insist he keeps it

• They argue over it

• They take a small piece

What reminder does Charlie receive at the end of the story?

• To do his homework

• To visit a friend

• To go to school

• To clean his room