Oompa Loompa Gum Lessons and Consequences

In this chapter of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', Mr. Wonka introduces a new invention: a chewing gum that provides a full meal. Violet Beauregard, eager to try it, ignores warnings and chews the gum, leading to her transformation into a giant blueberry. The Oompa Loompas sing about the dangers of excessive gum chewing as they attempt to resolve Violet's predicament.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• The value of hard work

• The excitement of new inventions

• The dangers of greed

• The importance of family

What does Mr. Wonka claim his new gum will replace?

• Television shows

• Traditional meals

• Exercise routines

• School education

Why is Violet so eager to try the gum?

• She loves trying new things

• She is curious about the taste

• She is a fan of Mr. Wonka

• She wants to break a world record

What is the first flavor Violet experiences when she chews the gum?

• Roast beef

• Blueberry pie

• Tomato soup

• Chocolate

What happens to Violet as she continues to chew the gum?

• She starts flying

• She gains super strength

• She turns into a blueberry

• She becomes invisible

What lesson do the Oompa Loompas convey in their song?

• Chewing gum is a sign of intelligence

• Chewing gum can lead to unexpected consequences

• Chewing gum is a harmless habit

• Chewing gum is a way to make friends