Where did Mr Bucket work?
In a coal-mine
In a toothpaste factory
In a garden centre
What were Charlie’s grandparents called?
Joe and Josephine and George and Georgina
Fred and Ethel and Sid and Agnes
Frank and Frances and John and Joanna
What disaster befell the chocolate palace that Willy Wonka built for Prince Pondicherry?
He ate it
It melted
It was made into truffles
Willy Wonka closed his factory because rivals were stealing his secret recipes. What did Fickelgruber’s factory start making?
A chewing gum that would never lose its flavour
An ice cream that would never melt
Giant sugar balloons that you could pop with a pin
Which chocolate bar does Charlie find his golden ticket in?
Wonka’s Nutty Crunch Surprise
Wonka’s Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight
Twix
Which dangerous creature might eat 10 Oompa-Loompas for breakfast?
A snozzwanger
A hornswoggler
A whangdoodle
Which of Willy Wonka’s disobedient guests gets turned into a giant blueberry?
Violet Beauregarde
Augustus Gloop
Veruca Salt
How many chocolate bars did Veruca’s father buy to make sure she got her ticket?
50,000
2 million
Half a million
What colour is Willy Wonka’s tailcoat?
Plum
Turquoise
Emerald
Which director brought Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to London’s West End last year?
Stephen Daldry
Rupert Goold
Sam Mendes
Solutions
1:B, 2:A, 3:B, 4:B, 5:B, 6:C, 7:A, 8:C, 9:A, 10:C
Scores
3 and above.
You were obviously a sensible sort of child, one totally immune to cavity-filling caramels, toffee-apple trees and fizzy lemonade swimming pools. Lighten up!
6 and above.
You’ve got a semi-sweet tooth, but you need to brush up on wriggle-sweet and sugar-coated pencils. Time to get off your lollipop laurels
10 and above.
You’ve won the sixth golden ticket! And Willy Wonka himself is beckoning you into his great glass elevator to head off for adventures new. Just make sure you brush your teeth twice a day