Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Quiz

What is Mr. Wonka's latest invention?

What is the specific three-course meal represented by the piece of gum Mr. Wonka presents?

What is Violet Beauregarde's reaction to Mr. Wonka's invention?

What does Mr. Wonka claim will happen when he starts selling his chewing-gum meal?

Where does Violet Beauregarde put her current piece of gum before trying Mr. Wonka's invention?

Wonka's Chewing Gum Meal

Wonka's gum is a revolutionary invention, presented as a complete meal replacement.
It’s touted as eliminating kitchens, cooking, shopping, and cleanup.
The gum contains tomato soup, roast beef, and blueberry pie, but could contain others.

Violet's Experiment

Violet Beauregarde, defying warnings, chews the experimental gum.
She perceives the gum as a delicious meal, experiencing tomato soup, roast beef, and blueberry pie.
Violet's face starts changing color (blue, purple).
Her body swells up and alters form, transforming her into a large blueberry.

The Oompa Loompas' Warning Song

The Oompa Loompas sing a song warning against excessive gum chewing.
The song details the tragic story of Miss Bigelow, whose chewing gum addiction led to her demise.
This story highlights the negative health effects of excessively chewing gum.

Mr. Wonka's Response

Mr Wonka acknowledges his gum was not fully prepared.
Mr. Wonka's attempts are repeated, resulting in adverse effects (bluing, swelling) to test subjects in a "Testing Room."
After the incident, Mr Wonka attempts to extract the juice from Violet.
Mr. Wonka expresses regret and a desire to perfect the gum. Attempts to reverse the effect on Violet.

Test your knowledge on the iconic tale of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' focusing on Wonka's revolutionary gum and Violet Beauregarde's experience. Explore how the Oompa Loompas share important lessons through their cautionary songs. Dive into the whimsical world of Roald Dahl's beloved characters and their adventures.