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.