Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Questions

The video is a read-along of Chapter 2 from 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' by Roald Dahl. It begins with an introduction and key questions for viewers to consider. The chapter describes Charlie's evening visits to his grandparents, who share stories about Willy Wonka's extraordinary chocolate factory. Grandpa Joe highlights Wonka's incredible inventions, such as chocolate that doesn't melt in the sun and sweets with unique flavors. The chapter ends with a teaser about the story of an Indian Prince, encouraging viewers to stay tuned for more.

What are the key questions to consider for Chapter 2?

• List five things about Willy Wonka.

• Describe the factory's location.

• Name the factory workers.

• Predict the weather in the story.

What does Charlie do every evening after supper?

• Goes to bed early.

• Plays outside with friends.

• Visits his grandparents to hear stories.

• Watches television.

How are Charlie's grandparents described?

• Young and energetic.

• Short and plump.

• Shriveled and bony.

• Tall and strong.

What is the significance of Charlie's visits to his grandparents?

• They are the highlight of their day.

• They find them boring.

• They prefer to sleep.

• They dislike Charlie's visits.

What does Charlie ask his grandparents about Willy Wonka's factory?

• If it is the biggest in the world.

• If it is closed for renovations.

• If it is the smallest in the world.

• If it is located in another country.

How do Charlie's grandparents react to his question about the factory?

• They laugh at him.

• They change the subject.

• They confirm it is the biggest.

• They ignore him.

What does Grandpa Joe say about Willy Wonka?

• He is unknown in the world.

• He is an ordinary chocolate maker.

• He is a magician with chocolate.

• He is a terrible chocolate maker.

How many new kinds of chocolate bars has Willy Wonka invented?

• 50

• 100

• 200

• 300

What unique feature does Willy Wonka's chocolate ice cream have?

• It stays cold without a refrigerator.

• It tastes like vanilla.

• It changes color.

• It melts quickly.

What happens when you eat Willy Wonka's blue bird eggs?

• They disappear instantly.

• They taste like chocolate.

• They turn into a sugary baby bird.

• They explode.