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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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Roald Dahl
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What is the main conflict and resolution in the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"?
Where is the setting in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
How would you story map Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl?
Where were the three main events in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
If you had to idenify the problem and solution for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what would it be?If you had to idenify the problem and solution for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what would it be?
How many people are in the Bucket family in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? What are their names?
When and where does the story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory take place?
Why did Willy Wonka decide to invite five people to his chocolate factory?
How many children received the golden ticket and what are their full names?
Who found the first golden ticket in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Describe Mike Teavee.
What was special about their Sunday meal in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Why does Charlie only get one chocolate bar a year?
How many children visit the factory?
Who are the creatures the Oompa-Loompas had to escape from?
Why is Grandpa Joe perfect to accompany Charlie to the factory?
How do the workers work in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl?
Why was Grandpa Joe eager to go to the factory in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what clues suggest that Grandpa Joe is up to something?
What was unusual about the trees and plants in the valley in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
How does the crowd identify the children when they stand in front of the factory in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Explain how Charlie's parents and grandparents tried not to get his hopes up as he unwrapped the chocolate bar in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
How is Willy Wonka the anti-hero in Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
How is Charlie an admirable hero in the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Why did Veruca Salt scream in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Explain how weather conditions and social conditions effect the mood of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
What were the Oompa-Loompas doing in the square candies that look round room in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Why did Mr. Wonka tell Mrs. Salt to shut up?
Who lives with Charlie Bucket?
Why did Charlie's grand parents look forward to Charlie's visits?
Why were the Oompa-Loompas rolling a big blueberry in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Why do you think Charlie couldn't stop eating the chocolate?
Did Roald Dahl use figures of speech in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
What does the following passage show in Roald Dahl's novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?: "You'll be giving that nasty cold of yours to about a million people all over the country!"
What does Violet turn into in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Who is there when Charlie opens his present?
What are some examples of "you reap what you sow," karma, or where good/bad deeds have consequences in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
How much chocolate is created in the factory in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Why was everyone in the family in a state of disbelief?
Could someone please provide a summary for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl? I would like a one page summary, please.
What is within sight of Charlie's house in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
What do the grandparents think when Charlie tells them that he has won?
What evaluation tools can I use as the students guide to make a book review with the theme moral good behavior