"Charlie And The Chocolate Factory"

1. One day Charlie's father reads in the newspaper about the ...

Announcing the reopening of the pharmacy.

Announcing the reopening of the factory.

Announcing the reopening of the library.

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2. Charlie loved chocolate, but only received a bar for...

Two years.

Month.

His birthday.

Charlie loved chocolate and only received a bar for his birthday. This suggests that he did not receive chocolate on a regular basis, such as every two years or every month. Therefore, the correct answer is "his birthday."

Explanation

Charlie loved chocolate and only received a bar for his birthday. This suggests that he did not receive chocolate on a regular basis, such as every two years or every month. Therefore, the correct answer is "his birthday."

3. Charlie Bucket lived with ...in a tiny and humble house.

His parents and four grandparents

His parents and his brother

HIs four grandparents

Charlie Bucket lived with his parents and four grandparents in a tiny and humble house.

Explanation

Charlie Bucket lived with his parents and four grandparents in a tiny and humble house.

4. Charlie ... can arrived the end of the visit

...was the only that...

...and Veruca Salt...

...and Violet Beaurgarde...

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5. During the factory visit, several children had some "accidents", which may terminate their visits.

True

False

The statement implies that there were accidents during the factory visit that could have ended the children's visits. Therefore, the answer "True" means that the statement is correct.

Explanation

The statement implies that there were accidents during the factory visit that could have ended the children's visits. Therefore, the answer "True" means that the statement is correct.

6. Wonka hit golden tickets in 3 chocolate bars which would give to anyone who found them a free tour of the factory.

True

False

The statement is false because the question states that Wonka hit golden tickets in 3 chocolate bars, implying that there are only 3 tickets available. This contradicts the idea that anyone who finds a golden ticket will be given a free tour of the factory. If there are only 3 tickets, not everyone can receive a free tour.

Explanation

The statement is false because the question states that Wonka hit golden tickets in 3 chocolate bars, implying that there are only 3 tickets available. This contradicts the idea that anyone who finds a golden ticket will be given a free tour of the factory. If there are only 3 tickets, not everyone can receive a free tour.

7. His prize was a chocolate factory that would manage when he was old enough.

True

False

The given statement suggests that the person won a chocolate factory as a prize. It also states that the factory would be managed by him when he becomes old enough. Therefore, the statement is true as it implies that the person received a chocolate factory as a prize and would eventually manage it in the future.

Explanation

The given statement suggests that the person won a chocolate factory as a prize. It also states that the factory would be managed by him when he becomes old enough. Therefore, the statement is true as it implies that the person received a chocolate factory as a prize and would eventually manage it in the future.

8. Near his home was a chocolat factory that belonged to Mr. Willy Wonka but wich was closed.

True

False

The given statement states that near the person's home, there was a chocolate factory that belonged to Mr. Willy Wonka. It further mentions that the factory was closed. Since the statement only provides information about the existence and closure of the chocolate factory, without any indication of it being false, the correct answer is true.

Explanation

The given statement states that near the person's home, there was a chocolate factory that belonged to Mr. Willy Wonka. It further mentions that the factory was closed. Since the statement only provides information about the existence and closure of the chocolate factory, without any indication of it being false, the correct answer is true.