Charlie Bucket is a kind-hearted boy from a poor family. Every night, the 41 thing Charlie sees from his window is the great factory, and he 42 asleep dreaming about what might be inside.
One day Willy Wonka, the factory’s host, makes a great 43 . He will open his famous factory and 44 “all of its secrets and magic” to five lucky children who find golden tickets 45 inside five Wonka chocolate bars.
Nothing would make Charlie’s family 46 than to see him win, but the possibility is very much 47 him as they can only afford to buy one chocolate bar a year for his birthday. But then, something 48 happens. Charlie finds some money in a snowy street and takes it to the nearest 49 . There, under the wrapper of the chocolate is a flash of gold. It’s the last 50 . Charlie is going to the factory!
Once inside, Charlie is 51 by everything he sees. Willy Wonka, a very nice but the most 52 host, is almost as interesting as his fanciful invention. He thinks about almost nothing but candy. It’s been said that Wonka hasn’t been outside the factory for years.
Meanwhile, the other children prove to be very 53 . One by one, their greedy, spoiled, mean-spirited personalities 54 them to all kinds of trouble that force them off the tour 55 it’s even finished.
When only little Charlie Bucket is left, Willy Wonka shows him the final 56 : the keys to the factory itself. Long isolated from his own family, Wonka 57 it is time to find an heir (继承人) to his candy factory, someone he can trust to 58 with his life’s work and so he made this contest to select that 59 child.
What he never expects is that his act of generosity (慷慨) might bring him an even more valuable gift 60 .