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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following is a quality the President's parents and caregiver had seen in him during his childhood?
(a) Courage.
(b) Depression.
(c) Stupidity.
(d) Wit.

2. Willy Wonka declares that his bottle of invented Wonka-Vite pills are the most what "in the world" (100)?
(a) Valuable.
(b) Expensive.
(c) Exciting.
(d) Awe-inspiring.

3. Who is the sole subject of the Oompa-Loompas' welcome-back song upon the elevator's return to the chocolate factory?
(a) Charlie.
(b) Grandpa Joe.
(c) Grandma Josephine.
(d) Mr. Wonka.

4. What subject does the President request Miss Tibbs feature at the center of the piece he requests from her?
(a) The Dalai Lama.
(b) Knowledge.
(c) Peace.
(d) Himself.

5. What consequence had the President received for his bad behavior when he was a little boy?
(a) He had been put into time out.
(b) He had been smacked.
(c) He had been forced to pick up garbage.
(d) He had been fed sweets.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the reply when the President asks a particular person what Martians eat?

2. In what setting does Chapter 10 begin?

3. What role had Miss Tibbs served within the President's household during his youth?

4. What nationality is the Chief Cook?

5. What is the television event monopolizing the time of an estimated 500 million people?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Roald Dahl's message concerning televsion audiences within the text?

2. Discuss two characters who have an emotional reaction to Wonka-Vite's effects on the old ones.

3. What happened when Mr. Wonka gave Wonka-Vite to the Oompa-Loompa who uses a wheelchair and why does Mr. Wonka focus on this example in particular?

4. In what way does Charlie's reaction to Wonka-Vite differ from his father Mr. Bucket's reaction to the invention?

5. How is the theme of collectivism demonstrated within Grandpa Joe's part in helping to get the old ones to be more lively?

6. Into what room in the chocolate factory does the Great Glass Elevator make a crash landing?

7. What observation does Charlie make of Mr. Wonka in Chapter 13 that causes Charlie to laugh inwardly and to wonder what is coming next?

8. In what way is a more tender side of Mr. Wonka's character revealed within Chapter 12, entitled Back to the Chocolate Factory?

9. What problem is Mr. Wonka trying to solve in Chapter 13, entitled How Wonka-Vite Was Invented?

10. What clear signs of the science fiction genre are present within the text?

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