1. Answer the questions. a) Was the Chocolate Room the nerve centre of the whole factory? b) What did the kids and nine grown-ups see when Mr Wonka opened the door of the Chocolate Room? c) What was the most astonishing sight of all? d) What were these pipes doing? e) What was so unusual about the river the guests saw? f) The children and their parents were very much surprised when they heard about the chocolate river, weren’t they? g) Why was the waterfall most important? h) Did Mr Wonka invite everybody to taste his grass? i) Could Grandpa Joe eat the whole field of this grass? j) Why did Veruca Salt start screaming all of a sudden?

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Yes. The Chocolate Room was the nerve centre of the whole factory.
They saw a magnificent valley with green grass, trees, flowers, a river of melted chocolate and a huge waterfall.
The most astonishing sight was the chocolate river and the waterfall.
The pipes were sucking up the chocolate from the river and carrying it away.
The river was made entirely of hot, melted chocolate, and it flowed through the valley.
Yes, they were.
The waterfall was important because Mr Wonka used it to mix and aerate the chocolate, making it smooth and creamy.
Yes. He invited everybody to taste the grass.
Yes. Grandpa Joe could eat the whole field because the grass was made of soft, minty sugar.
She started screaming because she saw squirrels across the river and wanted one as a pet, but they ignored her.

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