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Question #3

Towards the end of the chapter, Roald Dahl writes that Grandma Josephine "muttered" this about Mr. Wonka: "�The man�s dotty!�" Which word means the same as "dotty" in this sentence?





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Question #6

In Grandpa Joe�s opinion, what will the Golden Ticket contest do for Mr. Wonka�s business?





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

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The Golden Tickets

In this chapter, we learn about the Golden Tickets. Which statements are true?

What does Mr. Wonka promise to give the children at the end of the factory tour?

Towards the end of the chapter, Roald Dahl writes that Grandma Josephine "muttered" this about Mr. Wonka: "�The man�s dotty!�" Which word means the same as "dotty" in this sentence?

In the same sentence as the last question, Grandma Josephine "muttered" her comments about Mr. Wonka. What does it mean when someone "muttered" something?

Charlie is not hopeful that he will find a Golden Ticket. Why does he feel this way?

In Grandpa Joe�s opinion, what will the Golden Ticket contest do for Mr. Wonka�s business?

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Question #3

Everyone wants to find a Golden Ticket. Which two statements are true?

A duchess finds the third ticket.

Professor Foulbody's ticket detecting machine is destroyed.

Children smash their piggy banks to get money to buy candy bars.

Professor Foulbody's ticket detecting machine finds a winning ticket.