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How many Golden tickets are in Charlie and the chocolate family?
There are five Golden Tickets in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
How many children were allowed to go into charlies chocolate factory?
5
How many golden tickets are there in each state?
The number of golden tickets varies by state and is not fixed. In the context of the "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" story, there are five golden tickets hidden in chocolate bars worldwide, not distributed by state. In real-life promotions or events, the number of golden tickets can differ depending on the specific campaign or contest rules.
Is roald dhal famous?
yes, he is the popular author of many children's books such as charlie and the chocolate factory and matilda.
How many golden tickets were there in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
There were 5 for the 5 kids: Charlie Bucket, Violet Beauregarde, Veruca Salt, Mike Tevee, Augustus Gloop
How many Golden Tickets were in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
IN THE MOVIE THEY SHOW THAT THERE WERE 5 GOLDEN TICKETS. There were 5 golden tickets.5 official 1 forgery
How many chapters are in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
There are 28 chapters in the book charlie and the chocolate factory.
How many chocolate factory are in England?
there are many chocolate factories in England and no on is sure how many because there are millions
How many books is there of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
2
How many chocolate bars are made in the galaxy factory?
a lot
How many golden tickets were in willie wonka and the chocolate factory?
There were five Golden Tickets: # Charlie # Verruca Salt # Mike TV # Violet Beauregaurd # Augustus Gloop And there was the counterfeit one that they guy in South America made up. Charlie was the last one to find a ticket.
Why does Dahl write Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Roald Dahl was a worker at the local chocolate factory. The name of the factory was The Cadbury Company. To entertain himself, he used to imagine his coworkers in funny outfits and would give them funny names. Many years later, he decided to become an author. His second book was based on his experiences at the factory. The book was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
