The Winter Dream

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.

What is the main theme of 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) The pursuit of wealth and status

• B) The beauty of nature

• C) The importance of family

• D) The power of friendship

Who is the protagonist in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) Judy Jones

• B) Dexter Green

• C) Mortimer Jones

• D) Irene Scheerer

What does Dexter Green aspire to achieve in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) A simple life

• B) Wealth and social status

• C) A career in politics

• D) A life of adventure

How does Dexter Green first meet Judy Jones in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) At a golf course

• B) At a dinner party

• C) At a dance

• D) At a business meeting

What role does Judy Jones play in Dexter's life in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) She is his business partner

• B) She is his love interest

• C) She is his mentor

• D) She is his rival

What is the setting of 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) A small town in the Midwest

• B) A bustling city

• C) A coastal village

• D) A mountain resort

What literary device is prominently used in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Alliteration

What is the climax of 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) Dexter's decision to leave Judy

• B) Dexter's realization of his true desires

• C) Dexter's financial success

• D) Dexter's return to his hometown

What does the winter season symbolize in 'The Winter Dream'?

• A) Death and decay

• B) New beginnings

• C) Unfulfilled dreams

• D) Eternal love