1. How was the appearance of the shopkeeper? 3 2. How was Charlie eating the chocolate? 2
3. Why did the shopkeeper advice Charlie to take it easy? 1
4. What type of change was returned by the shopkeeper? 1
5. What was Charlie thinking about after getting the changes back? 1
6. What could Charlie see underneath the wrapper? 1
7. Why were the people clustering around Charlie? 1
8. How did the children show their jealousy towards Charlie? 3
9. How did people try to bribe Charlie for the ticket? 2
10. How was Charlie feeling after getting the golden ticket? 2
You can find the answers in a book called Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.
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