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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What item had been ingested by the character on the chocolate factory tour to change her forever?
2. What consequence had the President received for his bad behavior when he was a little boy?
3. What type of psychology does Mr. Wonka use in an attempt to persuade the old ones?
4. Which of the following is NOT an ingredient in Wonka-Vite?
5. What is the setting depicted at the start of Chapter 9, entitled Gobbled Up?
Short Essay Questions
1. What instructions does Mr. Wonka issue to the Great Glass Elevator's inhabitants when they are about to crash through the roof of the chocolate factory?
2. What observation does Charlie make of Mr. Wonka in Chapter 13 that causes Charlie to laugh inwardly and to wonder what is coming next?
3. What problem is Mr. Wonka trying to solve in Chapter 13, entitled How Wonka-Vite Was Invented?
4. In what way does the character of Mr. Bucket undergo a major change in Chapter 15, entitled Good-bye, Georgina?
5. In what way is Mr. Wonka portrayed as being skillful at lying?
6. Discuss two characters who have an emotional reaction to Wonka-Vite's effects on the old ones.
7. How is the theme of collectivism demonstrated within Grandpa Joe's part in helping to get the old ones to be more lively?
8. How is Mr. Wonka shown to be fallible within Chapter 10, entitled Commuter Capsule in Trouble--Knid Attack Number One?
9. When the elevator's inhabitants have a chance to save the 150 people in the Commuter Capsule, how does the split in opinion depict the contrast between positive and negative thinking?
10. In what way is a more tender side of Mr. Wonka's character revealed within Chapter 12, entitled Back to the Chocolate Factory?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the ways in which Quentin Blake’s illustrations either enhance or clash with the narrative of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
Essay Topic 2
Analyze the novel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator from an Existential perspective. What elements of life does it suggest hold the most meaning and why?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the novel’s use of political satire within its scenes involving the Space Hotel USA.
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