Winter Dreams

What is the significance of "winter dreams" in the story?

• They symbolize Dexter's aspirations and desires.

• They represent the harsh realities of life.

• They foreshadow Dexter's downfall.

• They are Judy Jones' favorite season.

Why is Dexter upset at the end of the story to learn what has happened to Judy?

• He thinks he could have made her happy now that he is wealthy.

• Judy had promised to marry him, but now she never can.

• He worries that her husband is a cruel man.

• Judy no longer exists as his dream of perfection for him to possess.

What is the main theme of 'Winter Dreams'?

• The pursuit of wealth and status

• The importance of family

• The beauty of nature

• The power of friendship

Who is the protagonist of 'Winter Dreams'?

• Judy Jones

• Dexter Green

• Mortimer Jones

• Irene Scheerer

What does Dexter Green do for a living?

• He is a caddy

• He owns a laundry business

• He is a banker

• He is a golf instructor

How does Dexter first meet Judy Jones?

• At a golf course

• At a dance

• At a dinner party

• At a business meeting

What does Judy Jones symbolize for Dexter?

• His unattainable dreams

• His financial success

• His family values

• His moral compass

What season is repeatedly mentioned in 'Winter Dreams'?

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

• Winter

What is Dexter's reaction to Judy's beauty?

• Indifference

• Admiration

• Jealousy

• Disgust

What does Dexter aspire to achieve in life?

• Fame

• Wealth and social status

• A large family

• A peaceful life