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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
100
True or False?
This sentence has no errors.
True
100
11 x 5
55
100
True or False?
There were no people present in British Columbia before European settlers.
False
100
True or False?
All pictures using perspective will have their vanishing point present in the picture.
False
100
(Chapter 12) What date is Wonka's Chocolate Factory opening for the Golden Ticket holders?
a) January 31st
b) March 15th
c) February 1st
d) December 25th
c) February 1st
200
What parts of A FOREST are not in explanatory writing?
Alliteration
Opinions
Emotive Language (Exaggeration)
200
What do we use to make division easier?
Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplication
200
Collisions create _________. This is a kind of ________ energy.
Collisions create sound. This is a kind of sonic energy.
200
Over our lifetime, we sleep...
a) 1/5 of our life
b) 1/4 of our life
c) 1/3 of our life
d) 1/2 of our life
c) 1/3 of our life
200
(Chapter 18) Balmy, nutty, screwy, batty, dippy, dotty, daffy, goofy, beany, buggy, wacky, and loony are all synonyms of what?
Crazy
300
What happens when you have a piece of explanatory writing that is completely out of order?
The reader, who is trying to understand the topic being explained, will become confused and understand the topic incorrectly.
300
There are 25 students in each room. The building has 6 rooms. How many students are there in the building?
25 x 6
(25 x 2 = 50)
(50 x 3)
150
300
How long did the Fraser River Gold Rush roughly last?
a) 2 years
b) 3 years
c) 4 years
d) 5 years
b) 3 years
1858 - 1860
300
Name 3 benefits for your body to be physically active.
Reduced stress levels, anxiety, and depression
Boosted brain power
Increased self-esteem
Increased energy
Improved social connections
Promotes better sleep
Strengthens your heart
Strengthens your bones and muscles
Reduces the risk of getting sick
300
(Chapter 10) "...His face became frighteningly white and pinched. The skin was drawn so tightly over the cheeks that you could see the shapes of the bones underneath."
Who and what is this describing?
Charlie Bucket, and the effects of starvation.
400
What is plaigiarism?
Plagiarism is the act of presenting the words, ideas, or images of another as your own; it denies authors or creators of content the credit they are due.
400
152 ÷ 2
76
400
In detail, what is this car running on?
The car is running on food eaten by people.
The car is running on people, and the people are running on the food they have eaten.
400
Name 2 mental and physical effects of sleep deprivation.
400
(Chapter 17 and 27) What does Mr. Wonka do to call an Oompa-Loompa?
He clicks (snaps) his fingers three times.
500
Name 4 of the 5 major political parties running in the 2025 federal election.
Conservative
Liberal
New Democratic
Green
Bloc Québécois
500
What two numbers can multiply to make the following numbers?
18 36 32 12 40
18 = 9 x 2
36 = 6 x 6, 4 x 9, 3 x 12, 2 x 18
32 = 4 x 8, 2 x 16
12 = 3 x 4, 2 x 6
40 = 4 x 10
500
Explain why the energy from one object does not fully transfer to another object when colliding with it.
When an object collides with another object, most of the energy will be transferred, but some of the energy will become something else, such as the sound that is created when they hit each other.
500
Translate:
"What is your name?"
"My name is..."
"Comment vous appelez-vous?"/"Comment t'appelles-tu?"
"Je m'appelle..."
500
(Chapter 20) The Gum Machine makes a lot of different sounds. What sounds does it not make?
a) rumbling, hissing, clicking
b) bashing, clattering, clanging
c) whizzing, whirring, groaning
d) frothing, squirting, sucking
e) sloshing, splashing, popping
b) bashing, clattering, clanging