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When Augustus Gloop wants to know more about the workers, Mr. Wonka says that he will learn about them "�All in good time, my dear boy!�" What does Mr. Wonka mean by this?





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Mr. Willy Wonka

We finally meet Mr. Willy Wonka in this chapter. Which word does Roald Dahl use to describe Mr. Wonka?

Mr. Wonka�s movements are similar to those of a particular animal. Which animal is that?

When he discusses his workers, Mr. Wonka says, "�They�d perish if they went outdoors in this weather!�" Which word means the same as "perish" in this sentence?

When Augustus Gloop wants to know more about the workers, Mr. Wonka says that he will learn about them "�All in good time, my dear boy!�" What does Mr. Wonka mean by this?

Mr. Wonka, who moves very fast, warns the crowd, "We�ll never get round today if you dawdle like this."

Where does Mr. Wonka build the most important rooms in the factory?

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Question #3

Find the section that describes Charlie watching his classmates "taking creamy candy bars out of their pockets and munching them greedily . . ." What does "greedily" mean in this context?