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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Men From Mars"-"The Vermicious Knids".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator is a sequel to what novel?
(a) The Twits.
(b) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
(c) Charlie and the Looking Glass.
(d) Fantastic Mr. Fox.
2. What is Grandpa Joe's reply when Charlie whispers that he is frightened by the rapid pace of the Great Glass Elevator?
(a) He says that there is nothing to worry about.
(b) He says that he is scared as well.
(c) He says that Charlie worries too much.
(d) He says that Charlie should say his prayers.
3. What does Mr. Wonka name as a necessary component of any being that wants to successfully enter the earth's atmosphere?
(a) A strong will.
(b) Pressure-sensitive qualities.
(c) Fireproof qualities.
(d) Magnets.
4. The Space Hotel contains a machine that manufactures what element?
(a) Hot chocolate.
(b) Shooting stars.
(c) Dreams.
(d) Gravity.
5. When the inhabitants of the glass elevator see the inside of the Space Hotel, they are silent due to feeling what emotion?
(a) Disgust at the gaudy materialism within.
(b) Awe at the luxury within.
(c) Disgust at the dilapidation within.
(d) Excitement at their proximity to so many celebrities.
Short Answer Questions
1. For what reason is the Space Hotel USA unoccupied at the time of the elevator inhabitants' visit?
2. How many insect traps does the Chief of the Army order upon hearing the President's idea for a trap?
3. Once the inhabitants of the glass elevator have escaped from the Space Hotel, Mr. Wonka tells them that the creatures in the hotel had been "vermicious" (53) what?
4. To whom does Charlie whisper that they must take some action once the voice from the loudspeaker threatens imminent violent action?
5. How many people all over the world are said to be watching the Great Glass Elevator on their televisions?
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