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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "The Inventing Room--Everlasting Gobstoppers and Hair Toffee" - "Veruca in the Nut Room".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What element of the Chocolate Room does the narrator name as its "most astonishing" (63) feature?
(a) A mass of glass pipes dangling into a chocolate lake.
(b) A mass of glass pipes dangling into a chocolate river.
(c) A mass of glass pipes dangling into a chocolate waterfall.
(d) A mass of glass pipes dangling into a chocolate brook.

2. What is Charlie's role in Grandpa Joe's plan to allow them one more try at finding a golden ticket after Charlie's birthday?
(a) He must earn the money for another chocolate bar by shoveling snow.
(b) He must take the money to the store and buy a chocolate bar.
(c) He must call his parents in the room if a golden ticket is found.
(d) He must share the chocolate bar with his parents.

3. On what object is Violet standing when she speaks to the reporters at the press conference?
(a) A park bench.
(b) A chair in her living room.
(c) A table in a bar.
(d) A statue of the President.

4. At the end of Chapter 8, who predicts that the final golden ticket will be found by a rude, ill-behaved child?
(a) Charlie.
(b) Grandma Georgina.
(c) Mr. Bucket.
(d) Grandpa Joe.

5. Once the financial situation of Charlie's family worsens to its lowest point, what item does each family member have for breakfast each day?
(a) A bowl of gruel.
(b) A scrambled egg.
(c) A slice of bread.
(d) Cabbage soup.

Short Answer Questions

1. At what time of day does Charlie open his present of a chocolate bar on his birthday?

2. Mr. Wonka tells the touring group that whatever they do, the must not go into what room?

3. What type of animal works exclusively in the Nut Room?

4. In what location are the Oompa-Loompas who sing about Violet?

5. How many chocolate bars does Charlie ultimately buy with his found dollar bill?

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