Mr. Wonka's Inventions and Consequences

The video covers chapters 21 and 22 of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. Mr. Wonka introduces a chewing gum meal that leads to Violet Beauregard's transformation into a blueberry. The Oompa Loompas sing about the dangers of chewing gum. The group then explores the corridors of the factory, encountering various inventions.

What is Mr. Wonka's latest invention?

• A lickable wallpaper

• A fizzy lifting drink

• A chewing gum meal

• A chocolate river

What does the chewing gum meal include?

• Tomato soup, roast beef, and blueberry pie

• Chocolate cake, vanilla ice cream, and apple pie

• Spaghetti, meatballs, and tiramisu

• Salad, steak, and cheesecake

Why does Mr. Wonka warn Violet not to chew the gum?

• It tastes bad

• It's not ready yet

• It's too expensive

• It's too spicy

What happens to Violet after she chews the gum?

• She turns into a chocolate bar

• She starts flying

• She becomes invisible

• She turns into a blueberry

What do the Oompa Loompas sing about?

• The magic of the factory

• The importance of sharing

• The benefits of chocolate

• The dangers of chewing gum

What is the purpose of the juicing room?

• To squeeze the juice out of Violet

• To make juice

• To create new candies

• To clean the factory

What does Mr. Wonka say will happen to Violet after the juicing?

• She will disappear

• She will be purple

• She will be back to normal

• She will remain a blueberry

What does Mr. Wonka say about the fizzy lifting drinks?

• They lift you off the ground

• They make you invisible

• They make you sing

• They make you run fast

What is the consequence of drinking fizzy lifting drinks outdoors?

• You might fall asleep

• You might shrink

• You might turn blue

• You might float away