Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The description of the Space Hotel USA states that the hotel is how many feet in length?
(a) 1,000.
(b) 100.
(c) 12,000.
(d) 400.

2. Who tells the rest of the Great Glass Elevator's inhabitants that "Mr. Wonka knows exactly what he is doing" (3)?
(a) Mr. Wonka.
(b) Charlie.
(c) Grandpa Joe.
(d) Mrs. Bucket.

3. What action does Mr. Wonka take just before he finally emerges from his expressionless state and responds to the voice coming from the loudspeaker?
(a) He laughs.
(b) He shrieks.
(c) He crouches down.
(d) He smiles.

4. The voice from the loudspeaker in the Space Hotel USA tells Charlie's group that they have how many seconds before violent action will be taken against them?
(a) 8.
(b) 15.
(c) 60.
(d) 10.

5. Who had accompanied Charlie on the prize trip he won by finding a golden ticket?
(a) Mrs. Bucket.
(b) Grandpa Joe.
(c) Grandpa George.
(d) Mr. Bucket.

6. The narrator often refers to the people within the bed inside the Great Glass Elevator as what?
(a) The lazy ones.
(b) The helpless ones.
(c) The old ones.
(d) The ill ones.

7. When Charlie worries about what will happen if he and the others are caught trespassing in the Space Hotel, what does he name as a possible sentence?
(a) The death penalty.
(b) No candy for a year.
(c) Three years in the clink.
(d) Jail for life.

8. Who or what is Mrs. Taubsypuss?
(a) The presidential fish.
(b) The presidential cat.
(c) The presidential pony.
(d) The presidential dog.

9. What happens when one of the "vermicious" creatures zooms as fast as it can and careens into the glass elevator?
(a) The creature knocks itself out and floats off into space.
(b) The glass shatters and the creature is sliced into shreds.
(c) The creature bounces off and gets a bruised bump from its efforts.
(d) A small crack in the glass develops, but the glass holds.

10. The narrator describes Mr. Wonka's tirade of nonsense words against the loudspeaker voice as having "a touch of" what "in every syllable" (39)?
(a) Charm.
(b) Fright.
(c) Magic.
(d) Steel.

11. Which hotel magnate does President Gilligrass blame for the disturbance at Space Hotel USA?
(a) Hilton.
(b) Warwick.
(c) Waldorf.
(d) Ritz.

12. 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 Charlie should say his prayers.
(c) He says that he is scared as well.
(d) He says that Charlie worries too much.

13. How many elevator buttons does Mr. Wonka press at once in an attempt to escape from the "vermicious" (57) creatures?
(a) 8.
(b) 10.
(c) 4.
(d) 5.

14. In what room of the United States White House does Chapter 4 take place?
(a) President Gilligrass's library.
(b) The War Room.
(c) President Gilligrass's study.
(d) The Oval Office.

15. What happened to the creatures called Poozas that had lived on the moon?
(a) Vermicious Korkies.
(b) Vernicious Knucks.
(c) Vermicious knids ate them.
(d) Vermicious knoodlers ate them.

Short Answer Questions

1. On what planet do the "vermicious" (53) creatures live?

2. What trait does Mr. Wonka list as the main quality of the "vermicious" creatures?

3. President Gilligrass declares that the elevator is not an elevator at all, but is instead what object?

4. President Gilligrass declares that the bed inside the elevator is not a bed at all, but is instead what object?

5. When Mr. Wonka and the other inhabitants of the glass elevator escape from the Space Hotel, in what direction does the elevator travel?

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