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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Rescue in Minusland"-"How to Get Someone Out of Bed".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the President of the United States in the text?
(a) Edward R. Johnson.
(b) Michael F. Studebaker.
(c) Augustus Gloop.
(d) Lancelot R. Gilligrass.
2. What happens to a person who becomes a Minus?
(a) The person becomes a victim of an inferiority complex.
(b) The person becomes a victim of long division.
(c) The person becomes a victim of the chicken pox.
(d) The person becomes a victim of his or her own greed.
3. For what reason is the Space Hotel USA unoccupied at the time of the elevator inhabitants' visit?
(a) The doors of the hotel are locked up tight.
(b) The hotel infrastructure is not yet completed.
(c) The hotel staff have not yet arrived.
(d) No one had thought the hotel would come to fruition.
4. What does Mr. Wonka name as a necessary component of any being that wants to successfully enter the earth's atmosphere?
(a) Pressure-sensitive qualities.
(b) Fireproof qualities.
(c) Magnets.
(d) A strong will.
5. What object is said to be missing from the Space Hotel that could have recorded the goings-on inside?
(a) A video camera.
(b) A tape recorder.
(c) A phone tapping device.
(d) A telescreen.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many people all over the world are said to be watching the Great Glass Elevator on their televisions?
2. Which character from his tour of the chocolate factory does Charlie reflect upon when considering the safety level of Wonka-Vite?
3. Whose name does ancient Grandma Georgina utter for the first time once she becomes ancient?
4. What consequence had the President received for his bad behavior when he was a little boy?
5. The voice booming over the loudspeaker says that if Charlie's group does not reply immediately, then the United States will be forced to recognize all of their members as what?
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