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 Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
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unwrap the golden ticket on a chocolate bar. 'it was the golden ticket'...he couldn't believe it!
Matilda. Remember, Matilda was the girl. She was really smart, but her parents were too stupid to notice her.
The BFG. Remember, in the BFG, he learned to read only from one book, and so later someone helped him out to read and talk properly.
Danny the Champion of the World. Remember, Mr. Victor Hazel owned those pheasants.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Remember, Mike Teavee was so addicted to TV that he shrunk himself.
The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me.
| In which book did a character lose his most beautiful possession that made the character look like he was different from the other species? | For Roald Dahl Fans
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Fantastic Mr. Fox. Remember, those hunters shot off his tail, a fox's most prized possession, but the fox was safe.
| In which book did characters have nothing to eat but a disgusting looking vegetable? | For Roald Dahl Fans
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The BFG. Remember, they were the snozzcumbers.
Matilda. Remember, when Matilda dyed her father's hair, he asked for a mirror, and his wife gave him a little face powder compact, and shrieked when he dumped the powder all over the floor out of shock.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Remember, Charlie's father lost his job because the factory he worked in closed.
The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me. Remember, when the Giraffe and the Pelly were washing the windows, they saw a thief stealing the Duchess' jewels.
| ' was thin as a wire, as dry as a bone only drier, she was so long and so thin when you carried her in you could use her for poking the fire.' Who does this rhyme describe? | For Avid Roald Dahl Lovers!
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| What fairy tale 'proves that gambling's not a sin, provided that you always win' in Dahl's 'Revolting Rhymes'? | For Avid Roald Dahl Lovers!
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Snow White. The dwarves are all ex-race horse jockeys, and with the aid of the magic mirror (courtesy of Snow White) they can always back the winning horse.
carrots. His son reminds him, as they raid the farmer's pantries, that the rabbits will be needing food too.
they both have no kids around to play with. Only James lives with horrible aunts, because he's an orphan. George lives with his parents and horrible grandma
Sponge. Aunt Sponge is very mean to James, along with his other Aunt, Aunt Spiker.
| In "George's Marvelous Medicine", how does George's dad react to the effects of the medicine on George's evil grandmother? | Books Written by Roald Dahl
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he was overjoyed. The medicine made Grandmother tall, and George's dad thought that if this medicine was given to animals on his farm he could end world hunger. He thought that it didn't matter about whatever was going to happen to Grandmother because she was mean anyway.
Hortensia. Hortensia also told the girls more horror stories.
a small room with barely any space to stand, and jagged pieces of glass sticking from the wall, making you get many cuts. The "chokey" was feared by many students.
The BFG. Other main characters in this book are the BFG and the Queen of England.
The Witches. "Boy" is Roald Dahl's autobiography, and "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator" is the sequel to "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", which many people know because of the movie.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Veruca Salt is the spoiled daughter of two very rich people and is accustomed to getting everything she wants. She becomes upset because she can't have a golden goose.
Fantastic Mr. Fox. The story is told from the fox's point of view, and also involves many other woodland animals.
The Magic Finger. The family gets turned into ducks by a girl who is angry at them. She doesn't like that they hunt and kill ducks, so she turns them into ducks, and the ducks move into their house.
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