Wonka's Factory Exploration
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What does Mr. Wonka describe as the heart of his business?

  • The waterfall
  • The glass pipes
  • The room they are about to enter (correct)
  • The green meadows

    • What astonishing sight was seen below the waterfall?

  • A mechanical chocolate mixer
  • An enormous chocolate fountain
  • A field of rhododendrons
  • A mass of enormous glass pipes (correct)

    • What is the river in the valley made of?

  • Hot tea
  • Hot melted chocolate (correct)
  • Boiling syrup
  • Melted caramel

    • What can be inferred about Mr. Wonka’s preferences for his factory?

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    What natural elements are mentioned as growing along the riverbanks?

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    What does the waterfall contribute to in the factory?

    <p>It churns the chocolate and makes it frothy. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is unique about the grass in Mr. Wonka's factory?

    <p>It is made of edible, minty sugar called swudge. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Veruca Salt react to seeing the little people?

    <p>She points frantically and screams with excitement. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Violet Beauregarde do before tasting the minty sugar grass?

    <p>She carefully removed her chewing gum and placed it behind her ear. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who are the small figures spotted by the river, according to Mr. Wonka?

    <p>Oompa-Loompas (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Nerve Centre

    The central or most important part of the factory, where key operations occur.

    Chocolate River

    A river made of hot melted chocolate, flowing through the factory.

    Glass Pipes

    Transparent tubes that carry chocolate from the river to other rooms in the factory.

    Waterfall

    A steep cliff where water cascades down, creating a whirlpool at the base.

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    Mr. Wonka's Rooms

    Areas in the factory designed to be visually appealing and beautifully made.

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    Oompa-Loompas

    Small workers in Mr. Wonka's factory, no taller than dolls.

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    Swudge

    A new type of soft, minty sugar invented by Mr. Wonka.

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    Waterfall chocolate mixing

    The unique method used by Mr. Wonka to mix chocolate, involving a waterfall.

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    Buttercup

    A type of flower in Wonka's meadows that are also edible and delightful.

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    Excitement of discovery

    The reactions of Charlie and others upon seeing the tiny men.

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    Study Notes

    Wonka's Factory - Nerve Center

    • Wonka's factory is the "nerve center" and "heart" of his business, described as beautiful.
    • The factory includes a valley with a chocolate river, waterfall, and enormous glass pipes.
    • The river is melted chocolate, sufficient to fill all bathtubs and swimming pools in the country.
    • Pipes carry the chocolate to other factory areas.
    • The waterfall mixes the chocolate, making it light and frothy—a unique method.
    • Trees, bushes, and grass are edible: the grass is a new minty sugar, "swudge."

    Oompa Loompas

    • Tiny men (no larger than dolls), called Oompa-Loompas, are present.
    • They are real people, and their laughter is described as peals.
    • Oompa-Loompas are observed below the waterfall.
    • They are described as "fantastic" and "funny" with long hair.
    • They are located below the waterfall, observing visitors.
    • They are numerous, and their actual number is not specified.

    Initial Reactions

    • The children and parents are amazed by the chocolate river and pipes.
    • They are described as stunned, dumbfounded, bewildered, and dazzled, incapable of speaking.
    • They simply stand and stare.
    • The excitement and fascination prompt the Oompa Loompas to giggle/laugh at the visitors.

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    Explore the wonders of Willy Wonka's factory, the heart of his chocolate empire. This quiz delves into the magical features like the chocolate river and the whimsical Oompa-Loompas. Test your knowledge of the enchanting details that make this factory a unique place of fascination.

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