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

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When Mr. Wonka describes getting the Oompa–Loompas out of the country, he says, "�I smuggled them over in large packing cases with holes in them . . .�" What does it mean to "smuggle" something?

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

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What do the Oompa–Loompas tells us about Miss Bigelow?

She chewed boots.

She never bathed.

She always rode on a train.

She looked like a crocodile when she chewed.

Her own jaws bit her tongue into two pieces.

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

Which statements are true about the Oompa–Loompas?

The speak English.

They are mischievous.

They wear modern clothes.

They are wonderful workers.

They speak only Oompa–Loompish.

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"?

What is the main idea of this chapter?

What does the Inventing Room look like to Charlie?

What do Mr. Wonka�s actions inside the Inventing Room show us?

When Mr. Wonka peered through the oven�s glass door, he was "cackling with delight at what he saw inside." What does "cackling" mean in this context?

Mr. Wonka explains that an Oompa–Loompa�s fast–growing beard was trimmed by a lawn mower. What does this description show us about Roald Dahl?

The Gobstopper is described as "everlasting". Which word means the same as "everlasting" in this context?

What does Mr. Wonka view as "�such a waste of precious time�"?

Was there anything that wasn't clear to you?

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