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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "The Great Glass Elevator" - "Charlie's Chocolate Factory".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Once Charlie starts to enter stages of severe malnutrition, what action does he start to perform during recess?
(a) He stays inside the classroom to conserve his energy.
(b) He gathers berries from nearby bushes.
(c) He asks other students to share their snacks.
(d) He does jumping jacks to preserve his muscle strength.
2. How long does Charlie generally make his annual birthday present last?
(a) Thirty seconds.
(b) Three days.
(c) One month.
(d) One week.
3. What is the lasting effect of the factory tour on Violet?
(a) She is now purple.
(b) She is now quiet and polite.
(c) She is now swollen and round.
(d) She is now short.
4. What action does Mr. Wonka take toward Violet when she guesses right that the object spit out of the Great Gum Machine is indeed a piece of gum?
(a) He bows to her.
(b) He grabs her by the ear.
(c) He slaps her on the back.
(d) He shakes her hand.
5. On the eve of Charlie's birthday, he makes what query of his mother?
(a) He asks if his mother believes everything will be okay.
(b) He asks if his birthday present is a Wonka candy bar.
(c) He asks if she will be making a cake for his birthday.
(d) He asks if Grandpa Joe could have his birthday present instead of him.
Short Answer Questions
1. For what reason is Violet's father pleased when Violet snatches the three-course piece of gum?
2. What action does Mike take in order to transmit himself through the atmosphere?
3. When the plan to get another chance at finding a golden ticket is enacted by Charlie and Grandpa Joe, what type of bar does Charlie buy?
4. One room of Mr. Wonka's chocolate factory contains what type of animals that produce chocolate milk?
5. How many children are left on the tour by the time Mr. Wonka takes the tour inside of the glass elevator?
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