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Towards the end of the chapter, Roald Dahl writes that the grandparents were "friendly smiling faces, but they were also quite serious." What does "serious" mean in this context?






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Charlie is shocked to hear something Grandpa Joe tells him at the end of the chapter. What shocks Charlie?





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Mr. Wonka and the Indian Prince

What is the main idea of this chapter?

The palace�s owner will not eat the chocolate palace. What will happen instead?

After Grandpa Joe describes the palace, Charlie asks, "�Or are you pulling my leg?�" What does it mean to "pull someone�s leg" in this sentence?

What finally happens to the palace?

Towards the end of the chapter, Roald Dahl writes that the grandparents were "friendly smiling faces, but they were also quite serious." What does "serious" mean in this context?

Charlie is shocked to hear something Grandpa Joe tells him at the end of the chapter. What shocks Charlie?

Was there anything that wasn't clear to you?