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Why does Mr. Wonka call the Inventing Room important?
It contains his secret inventions
Why are Everlasting Gobstoppers useful for poor children?
They last forever and never get smaller
What does Violet’s behaviour show about her personality?
She is stubborn and overconfident
Why does Mr. Wonka not trust children around inventions?
They touch things without listening
Which invention seems most dangerous?
Possible answers: gum machine / Hair Toffee
Why is Charlie impressed by the factory?
Everything is creative and magical
Why is Mike Teavee always arguing with Mr. Wonka?
He thinks he knows better
What does the Hair Toffee problem suggest?
Mr. Wonka’s inventions are not fully safe yet
Why does Violet ignore the warnings?
She wants to prove herself
Why is the gum invention exciting?
It replaces an entire meal
What is ironic about Violet turning into a blueberry?
The gum dessert was blueberry pie
Why are the adults often shocked by Mr. Wonka?
His ideas seem crazy and dangerous
What does Charlie admire most about Mr. Wonka?
His imagination and inventions
Why does Grandpa Joe enjoy the factory so much?
He feels young and excited again
Which invention would probably fail in real life?
(any invention with good reasoning)
Why does the chapter end dramatically?
Violet’s punishment creates suspense
