【小题1】 Dad prepares all of the ingredients and Mom makes the relish. There are a few things that make this chicken salad different from the other chicken salads. 【小题2】 You can buy any fruit jam, like banana jam or orange jam. But we have bottles of strawberry jam that my mother made, so we use the strawberry jam. Second, we put some green olives (橄榄). Green olives give the salad an interesting taste and make a big difference. 【小题3】

First, mix up all of the salad ingredients in a large bowl. The ingredients are chicken, tomatoes, green olives, onions and apples. If you like lettuce, you can also put some. Next, make the relish. Please mix the jam, the juice and the salt. 【小题4】

【小题5】 Please tell us about it. You can write to greensalad@yahoo.com.

Charlie entered the shop and laid fifty pence (便士) on the counter (柜台).

“One Wonka’s Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight,” he said, remembering how much he loved the one he had on his birthday.

The man behind the counter looked fat. He turned around and reached behind him for the chocolate bar, then he turned back and handed it to Charlie. Charlie grabbed it and quickly tore off the wrapper and took a big bite. Then he took another … and another… and oh, the joy of being able to put large pieces of something sweet and solid into one’s mouth!

“You look like you wanted that one, sonny,” the shopkeeper said pleasantly.

Charlie nodded, and his mouth was filled with chocolate.

The shopkeeper put Charlie’s change on the counter. “Take it easy,” he said. “It’ll give you a stomachache if you eat it like that without chewing (咀嚼).”

Charlie went on wolfing the chocolate. He couldn’t stop. And in less than half a minute, the whole thing had disappeared down his throat. He was quite out of breath, but he felt fairly happy. He reached out a hand to take the change. Then he stopped. His eyes were just above the level of the counter. They were staring at the silver coins lying there. The coins were all five-penny pieces. There were just nine of them altogether. Surely it wouldn’t matter if he spent just one more coin.

“I think,” he said quietly, “I think I’ll have just one more of those chocolate bars. The same kind as before, please.”

“Why not?” the fat shopkeeper said, reaching behind him again and taking another Wonda’s Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delight from the shelf. He laid it on the counter.

Charlie picked it up and tore off the wrapper… and suddenly… from under the wrapper… there came a bright flash of gold.

Charlie’s heart stood still.

“It’s a Golden Ticket! ”shouted the shopkeeper. “You’ve got a Golden Ticket! You’ve found the last Golden Ticket! Come and look at this, everybody! The kid found Wonka’s last Golden Ticket! Right there in his hands! He will be one of the five lucky children to be shown around Wonka’s chocolate factory!”

In a few seconds, there was a crowd of about twenty people around Charlie, and many more were pushing their way in from the street.