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

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 160 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many people are described as being "crouched in front of their television sets waiting for an answer to come from the mysterious strangers inside the Space Hotel"? (33)
(a) 500,000.
(b) 500 million.
(c) 50,000.
(d) 3 trillion.

2. Who prevents Mr. Wonka from pushing the required elevator button?
(a) Grandpa Joe.
(b) Grandma Georgina.
(c) Mr. Bucket.
(d) Grandma Josephine.

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

4. Miss Tibbs, the United States Vice President, is also the former what of the President?
(a) Nanny.
(b) Nurse.
(c) Tutor.
(d) Cook.

5. When the creature in the elevator changes shape and forms a word, what word does the creature form?
(a) Help.
(b) Scram.
(c) Buzz.
(d) Hello.

6. 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) 60.
(b) 8.
(c) 10.
(d) 15.

7. What color is the elevator button that Mr. Wonka says must be pushed at exactly the right time?
(a) Blue.
(b) Green.
(c) Purple.
(d) Yellow.

8. The Space Hotel contains a machine that manufactures what element?
(a) Shooting stars.
(b) Dreams.
(c) Hot chocolate.
(d) Gravity.

9. 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) Fright.
(b) Magic.
(c) Steel.
(d) Charm.

10. 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 Charlie worries too much.
(b) He says that Charlie should say his prayers.
(c) He says that there is nothing to worry about.
(d) He says that he is scared as well.

11. What does Mr. Wonka name as a necessary component of any being that wants to successfully enter the earth's atmosphere?
(a) Fireproof qualities.
(b) A strong will.
(c) Magnets.
(d) Pressure-sensitive qualities.

12. Which world leader does the United States President call first?
(a) The leader of Egypt.
(b) The leader of China.
(c) The leader of Russia.
(d) The leader of India.

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

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

15. What order does the President give the inhabitants of the Commuter Capsule?
(a) Shoot the inhabitants of the elevator on sight.
(b) Return to earth immediately.
(c) Link up with the Space Hotel USA.
(d) Stay clear of the Space Hotel USA.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What happens when one of the "vermicious" creatures zooms as fast as it can and careens into the glass elevator?

3. How many elevator buttons does Mr. Wonka press at once in an attempt to escape from the "vermicious" (57) creatures?

4. The large number of people who hear Mr. Wonka yelling out nonsense words across their television sets are described as taking what action in response?

5. What action does Mr. Wonka take just before he finally emerges from his expressionless state and responds to the voice coming from the loudspeaker?

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