The Invention of Vita-Wonk Class 7 PPT

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The Invention of
Vita-Wonk 
Class -7
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The Invention of
Vita-Wonk 
Class -7
The story The Invention of Vita-Wonk is an excerpt from
Roald Dahl's novel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
The story is about the invention of a magical thing that
helps to accelerate a person's ageing process. While
inventing the potion named Vita-Wonk, the inventor Mr
Willy Wonka talks a lot about the stuff with Charlie. Mr
Wonka previously invented Wonke-Vite. But this did not
serve the purpose. The invention of Vita-Wonk happens in
a continuation of the invention of Wonke-Vite.
Introduction
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The Invention of
Vita-Wonk 
Class -7
The story The Invention of Vita-Wonk is an excerpt from
Roald Dahl's novel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
The story is about the invention of a magical thing that
helps to accelerate a person's ageing process. While
inventing the potion named Vita-Wonk, the inventor Mr
Willy Wonka talks a lot about the stuff with Charlie. Mr
Wonka previously invented Wonke-Vite. But this did not
serve the purpose. The invention of Vita-Wonk happens in
a continuation of the invention of Wonke-Vite.
Introduction
Roald Dahl, born September 13, 1916, in
Wales, blended his Norwegian roots with UK
upbringing to craft timeless tales. Despite a
tough childhood, his resilience fueled
iconic works like "Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda." His
legacy endures through themes of
resilience and magic, inspiring generations
with his enduring wisdom and enchanting
narratives.
About the Author
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The Invention of
Vita-Wonk 
Class -7
The story The Invention of Vita-Wonk is an excerpt from
Roald Dahl's novel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
The story is about the invention of a magical thing that
helps to accelerate a person's ageing process. While
inventing the potion named Vita-Wonk, the inventor Mr
Willy Wonka talks a lot about the stuff with Charlie. Mr
Wonka previously invented Wonke-Vite. But this did not
serve the purpose. The invention of Vita-Wonk happens in
a continuation of the invention of Wonke-Vite.
Introduction
Roald Dahl, born September 13, 1916, in
Wales, blended his Norwegian roots with UK
upbringing to craft timeless tales. Despite a
tough childhood, his resilience fueled
iconic works like "Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda." His
legacy endures through themes of
resilience and magic, inspiring generations
with his enduring wisdom and enchanting
narratives.
About the Author
Willy Wonka embarks on a mission to rectify the disastrous
effects of his creation, Wonka-Vite, which inadvertently
ages people into negative numbers, causing them to
disappear. He begins crafting a solution: Vita-Wonk, a
potion designed to accelerate ageing. Consulting with
Charlie, Wonka gathers ingredients from the world's oldest
living things, including sap from a 4000-year-old
Bristlecone pine, a 168-year-old Russian farmer's toenail,
and more. 
Summary
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The Invention of
Vita-Wonk 
Class -7
The story The Invention of Vita-Wonk is an excerpt from
Roald Dahl's novel Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator.
The story is about the invention of a magical thing that
helps to accelerate a person's ageing process. While
inventing the potion named Vita-Wonk, the inventor Mr
Willy Wonka talks a lot about the stuff with Charlie. Mr
Wonka previously invented Wonke-Vite. But this did not
serve the purpose. The invention of Vita-Wonk happens in
a continuation of the invention of Wonke-Vite.
Introduction
Roald Dahl, born September 13, 1916, in
Wales, blended his Norwegian roots with UK
upbringing to craft timeless tales. Despite a
tough childhood, his resilience fueled
iconic works like "Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory" and "Matilda." His
legacy endures through themes of
resilience and magic, inspiring generations
with his enduring wisdom and enchanting
narratives.
About the Author
Willy Wonka embarks on a mission to rectify the disastrous
effects of his creation, Wonka-Vite, which inadvertently
ages people into negative numbers, causing them to
disappear. He begins crafting a solution: Vita-Wonk, a
potion designed to accelerate ageing. Consulting with
Charlie, Wonka gathers ingredients from the world's oldest
living things, including sap from a 4000-year-old
Bristlecone pine, a 168-year-old Russian farmer's toenail,
and more. 
Summary
He shares harrowing tales of his
collection expeditions, facing perilous
creatures like the Venomous Squerkle.
After meticulous experimentation in his
Inventing Room, Wonka produces a
small amount of oily black liquid, Vita-
Wonk. He administers four drops to a 20-
year-old Oompa-Loompa volunteer,
who rapidly ages into a 75-year-old
man.
Summary