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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Chapters 19- ...

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