What does Mr. Wonka say will happen to Violet in this chapter?

She will become purple.

She�ll be de–juiced.

She will turn into an orange.

She will become rainbow–colored.

He doesn�t know what will happen to her.

What does Roald Dahl teach us in this chapter?

What does Mrs. Salt call Mr. Wonka?

The candies in this chapter have an unusual talent. What can they do?

Find the section after Mr. Wonka opened the candy room door, and "cried triumphantly!" What does it feel like if you are "triumphant"?

"�Glorious stuff!�" is how Mr. Wonka describes a drink at the end of the chapter. What does "glorious" mean in this context?

Roald Dahl, through descriptions or Mr. Wonka�s words, calls Mrs. Salt some names in this chapter. Which descriptions does he use?

You made it to the end! Is there anything that still isn't clear to you?

In the beginning of the chapter, the waterfall "went crashing down into a boiling churning whirlpool of froth and spray." What does "churning" mean in this context?

Mr. Wonka says Augustus "�could never be made into marshmallows!�" Why is that?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Which item is "�the most amazing and fabulous and sensational�" thing Mr. Wonka describes in this chapter?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Mr. Wonka tells Veruca, "�Don�t be so madly impatient!�" What does "impatient" mean in this sentence?

As Mr. Wonka shows off his chocolate river, his visitors are "too flabbergasted to speak." Which word means the same as "flabbergasted" in this section?

In the beginning of this chapter, Mr. Wonka is "hopping up and down and waggling his stick in the air . . ." Which word means the same as "waggling" in this context?

What is the main idea of this chapter?

In this chapter, Mr. Wonka tells us that the Oompa–Loompas are always doing something. What is that?

At one point, Charlie feels as if he is "in a whirl of excitement." How does it feel if you are in a "whirl of excitement"?

Charlie wonders "whether there could possibly be any more astonishments left." Which word means the same as "astonishments" in this context?

Mr. Wonka offers a kindness to Charlie and Grandpa Joe in this chapter. What does he do?

What does Grandpa Joe do when the other visitors call Mr. Wonka names?

Was there anything that wasn't clear to you?