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Ch.28-30 Charlie and the chocolate factory
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What did Grandma Josephine ask Charlie while they ride back?
If there will be anything to eat.
What was Charlie's granparents' feeling when they rode back to the factory in the lift?
They were terrified.
How did Wonka manage to get Charlie's family into the lift?
They pushed the bed and Charlie's parents into the lift.
What did Charlie's grandparents think when tiles, wood and brinks went raining down on them?
The end of the world had come.
How does Mr Wonka want to get his granparents' bed out of the house?
He wants to go right through the roof with the glass lift
Why did Mr Wonka want to go and fetch Charlie's family?
So that they can all live in the factory.
Why did Mr Wonka decide to invite 5 children to the factory?
'I decided to invite five children to the factory, and the one I liked best at the end of the day would be the winner!'
Why can't Mr Wonka run his factory any more?
He's getting old and has no children or family.
What did Mr Wonka plan to do with his factory?
He wants to make Charlie a present of the whole factory.
Do you think what happened to the other children was fair? Why?
Did they deserve it?
Why do you think Willy Wonka gives Charlie the factory?
He says, "I want a good sensible loving child, one to whom I can tell all my most precious sweet-making secrets." A grown up wouldn't listen to him.
Why does Mr Wonka say that Mike Teavee is lucky?
Every basketball team in the country will be trying to get him.
How has Mike Teavee changed?
He's about ten feet tall and thin as a wire!' 'They've overstretched him on the gum-stretching machine,'
How has August Gloop changed?
'He used to be fat! Now he's thin as a straw!'


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