The Ultimate Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Golden Ticket Quiz

The Search for the Golden Tickets

• The Bucket family discusses the excitement surrounding the search for the five Golden Tickets hidden in Wonka bars.
• People all over the world are frantically buying Wonka bars, with some even resorting to robbing banks to get the money.
• A woman in Russia claimed to have found the second Golden Ticket, but it turned out to be a fake.
• Professor Foulbody invented a machine that could detect if a bar had a Golden Ticket, but it malfunctioned and caused an ugly scene.
• The newspapers announced that the second Golden Ticket had been found by a girl named Veruca Salt, whose father bought thousands of Wonka bars and had his factory workers unwrap them.
• The Bucket grandparents criticize Veruca's father for spoiling her and not playing fair in the search for the Golden Ticket.
• Charlie Bucket hopes to find the third Golden Ticket in his birthday Wonka bar.
• The Bucket family plans to watch Charlie unwrap his birthday Wonka bar to see if he finds the Golden Ticket.
• The search for the Golden Tickets has captured the world's attention and caused a chocolate-buying frenzy.
• Mr. Salt, Veruca's father, is in the peanut business and had his workers switch from shelling peanuts to unwrapping Wonka bars in order to find the Golden Ticket for his daughter.
• The search for the Golden Tickets is causing people to behave in extreme ways, such as buying large quantities of chocolate and even robbing banks.
• The excitement and anticipation surrounding the search for the Golden Tickets is building, with only three left to be found.

Exploring Mr Wonka's Inventing Room

• Mr Wonka and the group of children and adults enter a long pink corridor with many other corridors leading out of it.
• Mr Wonka is rushing ahead and turning left and right, urging the group to keep up.
• There are doors every twenty paces or so along the corridor, each with something written on them.
• The doors emit strange clanking noises and delicious smells, with little jets of coloured steam shooting out from underneath.
• The group is unable to enter any of the rooms due to time constraints, but are able to read on the doors.
• One door is labeled "Eatable Marshmallow Pillows" and Mr Wonka claims they will be a hit when they reach the shops.
• Another door is labeled "Lickable Wallpaper for Nurseries" which has pictures of fruits printed on it, and when licked, tastes like the corresponding fruit.
• The group passes a door labeled "Hot Ice Creams for Cold Days" and Mr Wonka explains that this ice cream is extremely useful in winter.
• A door labeled "Cows That Give Chocolate Milk" is passed, and Mr Wonka expresses his love for the cows, although they cannot be seen.
• The group passes a door labeled "Fizzy Lifting Drinks" which fill you with bubbles that are full of a special kind of gas, lifting you off the ground like a balloon.
• Mr Wonka warns not to drink it outdoors, as there is no knowing how high up you'll be carried if you do.
• The last door is labeled "Square Sweets That Look Round" which Mr Wonka is very proud of, and the group takes a peek.

How well do you remember the search for the Golden Tickets in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"? Test your knowledge with this quiz! From the frenzy of chocolate buying to the invention of a faulty detection machine, this quiz covers all the exciting events surrounding the search for the five Golden Tickets. See how much you remember about the Bucket family, Veruca Salt, and the other characters involved in the hunt for the ultimate prize. Are you ready to take the challenge?