Just a Dream

First Walter fell asleep, and then he_____________.
A. Tossed out the donut bag
B. Walked home from school
C. Dreamed of the future
D. Talked to his neighbor

• A

• B

• C

• D

Walter's last dream is about__________.

A. Flying his airplane over treetops

B. A big garbage heap

C. Looking at the grown trees they planted

D. Driving around and around in a car

• A

• B

• C

• D

Walter dreams of a future with dirty air and lots of garbage. You could say that Walter learns ________________.

A. What we do today can affect tomorrow

B. Dreams don't always come true

C. People should not be allowed to drive cars

D. We shouldn't worry about the future

• A

• B

• C

• D

At first Walter thinks Rose's tree is a silly present, but then he plants one, too. You could say that __________________________.

A. Everyone likes to give and get presents

B. People can change their minds about what's important

C. Trees are for everyone to enjoy

D. True friend always look out for each other

• A

• B

• C

• D

How does Walter end up on Mount Everest after he was just at the Maximum Strength Medicine Factory?
A. He took a long walk.
B. He caught a plane and flew up to Mt. Everest.
C. He has another dream.
D. He packed his hiking gear and hiked up the mountain from the medicine factory.

• A

• B

• C

• D

At the end of the story, why does Walter think that he is in the past rather than the future?

A. People are not using modern conveniences such as clothes dryers and power lawn mowers.
B. People are wearing old fashion clothing and riding horses.
C. The houses are log cabins.
D. There are no people around for Walter to visit with about where he is.

• A

• B

• C

• D

The bulging trash bags piled up.  Bags that are bulging are ________________.

A. Torn and broken
B. Smelly
C. Full and swelling
D. Dirty

• A

• B

• C

• D

Walter couldn't see through the haze.  The haze is ______________________.

A. A small window
B. Air clouded with dust or dirt
C. A smokestack
D. Water crowded with fish

• A

• B

• C

• D

How did Walter feeling change about the trees?

• He wanted to chopped all of them down.

• He began to appreciated them.

• He thought it was a great idea to make a swing out of trees.

• His feeling didn't change

How did Walter feel about the fishermen catching the small fish ?

• He said throw me one.

• He was happy.

• He was angry.

• He told them to throw them back and covered his head.