Dreambender

What theme is most prevalent in the first five chapters of "Dream Bender"?

• The importance of friendship

• The struggle between good and evil

• The discovery of one's true self

• The impact of technology on society

What is the significance of dreams in "Dream Bender"?

• They are a form of entertainment

• They are a way to predict the future

• They are a means of communication

• They are a realm that can be manipulated and controlled

Dorothy promises Jeremy he could

• become Mayor of the City

• marry Callie

• be leader of the dreambenders

What is the central theme of 'Dreambender'?

• The central theme of 'Dreambender' is the importance of staying grounded in reality and not getting lost in dreams.

• The central theme of 'Dreambender' is the power of nightmares and their impact on reality.

• The central theme of 'Dreambender' is the power of dreams and the ability to shape one's reality through them.

• The central theme of 'Dreambender' is the insignificance of dreams in shaping one's reality.

What is the significance of the title 'Dreambender'?

• It refers to someone who has the ability to manipulate or control dreams.

• It signifies a person who can control the weather in their dreams

• It refers to a type of bed that helps people sleep better

• It is a term used to describe a person who is good at daydreaming

What are some key elements of the story 'Dreambender'?

• The key elements of the story 'Dreambender' include the author's biography, the publishing date, and the font used

• The key elements of the story 'Dreambender' include the protagonist, antagonist, conflict, resolution, and the central theme.

• The key elements of the story 'Dreambender' include the setting, the weather, and the food mentioned

• The key elements of the story 'Dreambender' include the cover design, the page count, and the dedication

What are some challenges faced by the characters in 'Dreambender'?

• Finding a lost treasure

• Learning to cook a new recipe

• Dealing with a broken car

• Some challenges faced by the characters in 'Dreambender' include navigating a dangerous dream world, overcoming personal fears and insecurities, and dealing with the consequences of manipulating dreams.

Who is the author of the book 'Dreambender'?

• J.K. Rowling

• Ronald Kidd

• George R.R. Martin

• Stephen King

What are some real-life applications of the skills learned from 'Dreambender'?

• Gardening skills

• Learning a new language

• Some real-life applications of the skills learned from 'Dreambender' include problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking in various professional and personal settings.

• Cooking techniques

What is the primary role of a Dreambender in the story?

• To create new dreams for people

• To manipulate and alter existing dreams

• To interpret the meaning of dreams

• To erase bad dreams from memory