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Questions and Answers
What color was Mr. Wonka's tail coat?
What color was Mr. Wonka's tail coat?
- Bottle green
- Plum-colored (correct)
- Pearly grey
- Black
What did Mr. Wonka compare himself to in his movements?
What did Mr. Wonka compare himself to in his movements?
- A hopping frog
- A dancing bear
- A graceful swan
- A quick, clever squirrel (correct)
What kind of beard did Mr. Wonka have?
What kind of beard did Mr. Wonka have?
- A small, neat goatee (correct)
- He was clean-shaven
- A long, flowing beard
- A handlebar mustache
Which children were specifically mentioned by Mr Wonka?
Which children were specifically mentioned by Mr Wonka?
What did Mr. Wonka request the children to show him?
What did Mr. Wonka request the children to show him?
What made the narrator describe the voice that called out Charlie's name as "nervous"?
What made the narrator describe the voice that called out Charlie's name as "nervous"?
Why did Mr. Wonka want to keep the factory warm?
Why did Mr. Wonka want to keep the factory warm?
What did Grandpa Joe and Charlie find "marvellous" in the corridor?
What did Grandpa Joe and Charlie find "marvellous" in the corridor?
How many people were in the tour group in total?
How many people were in the tour group in total?
Why were the most important rooms located underground?
Why were the most important rooms located underground?
Flashcards
Charlie Bucket
Charlie Bucket
A young boy who finds a golden ticket to Willy Wonka's factory.
Mr. Wonka
Mr. Wonka
The eccentric owner of the chocolate factory who leads the children on the tour.
The Chocolate Room
The Chocolate Room
A special area in Wonka's factory filled with chocolate and treats.
Factory workers
Factory workers
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Underground rooms
Underground rooms
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Mr. Wonka's appearance
Mr. Wonka's appearance
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Welcome to the factory
Welcome to the factory
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Golden Ticket
Golden Ticket
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Excitement at the gates
Excitement at the gates
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Veruca Salt's introduction
Veruca Salt's introduction
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Study Notes
Mr. Wonka's Chocolate Factory - Entrance and Tour
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Mr. Wonka's Appearance: A small, extraordinary man in a plum velvet tail coat, bottle green trousers, pearly grey gloves, and a black goatee. His black top hat and sparkling eyes conveyed a sense of fun and excitement.
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Welcoming the Children: Mr. Wonka welcomed five children to his factory, each of them holding a Golden Ticket. He personally greeted each child and their parents.
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First Children and Their Parents: Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, Mike Teavee, and Charlie Bucket, and their parents were ushered inside. Each child was excitedly greeted and interviewed by Mr. Wonka (high pitched, flutey voice).
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Entrance Procedure: Children and parents entered the factory through a large iron door, accompanied by Mr. Wonka.
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Factory's Warmth: Mr. Wonka explained that the factory is kept warm for his workers, who are not used to cold climates
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Factory's Underground Design: The factory's important rooms are located deep underground, maximizing available space.
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The Entrance Corridor: The factory's main corridor is wide enough for a car, with pale pink walls and pleasant lighting. The air is filled with numerous appealing smells—coffee, burnt sugar, chocolate, mint, violets, hazelnuts, and more. A large, powerful machine's noise is heard in the distance.
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Group Tour: The group was guided through the factory's winding passages, similar to a giant rabbit warren, by Mr. Wonka.
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The Chocolate Room: The tour culminated at The Chocolate Room, its existence hinted at by the prominent sign on the shiny metal door.
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