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Charlie's Character Analysis

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Charlie's Character Analysis

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory characters

📚 Part 1: Character Traits

1. Which words best describe Charlie Bucket? Choose all that apply:

Kind

Greedy

Poor

Grateful

Selfish

2. How does the author make us feel about Charlie's family?

The author wants us to dislike them

The author wants us to feel sorry for them

The author thinks they are lazy

The author doesn't care about them

3. What does Mr Bucket's job tell us about the family?
4. Find one quote from Chapter 1 that shows Charlie is a good person:

✏️ Part 2: Author's Point of View

5. The author describes Charlie's house as "a small wooden house on the edge of a great town". What feeling does this create?
6. Complete this sentence about the author's writing:

Roald Dahl wants readers to think Charlie is _____________ because he describes him as _____________.

7. Why do you think the author chose to make Charlie's family so poor?
8. If Charlie told this story himself, how might it be different? Give one example:

🎨 Part 3: Character Connections

9. Draw Charlie in the box below and write three character traits around your drawing:
10. What is one question you would like to ask Charlie about his life?

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