Walter's Dream and Environmental Choices

Walter dreams of a future filled with pollution and waste, realizing the importance of environmental responsibility. He changes his habits, valuing nature and sustainability over technology.

What does Walter buy on his way home from school?

• A chocolate bar

• A jelly-filled donut

• A slice of pizza

• A bag of chips

Why does Walter not sort his trash?

• He doesn't know how

• He is too busy watching TV

• He doesn't have separate bins

• He forgot to do it

In Walter's dream, what is the tree being cut down for?

• Paper

• Furniture

• Firewood

• Toothpicks

What kind of factory does Walter see in his dream?

• A food factory

• A medicine factory

• A toy factory

• A car factory

What is unusual about the hotel Walter sees on Mount Everest?

• It is on top of the mountain

• It is underground

• It is floating

• It is made of ice

What are the fishermen celebrating in Walter's dream?

• Finding a new fishing spot

• A big catch

• Winning a fishing competition

• Catching their second fish of the week

What does Walter notice about the Grand Canyon in his dream?

• It is filled with water

• It is full of tourists

• It is covered in smog

• It is completely dry

What does Walter do after waking up from his dream?

• He eats breakfast

• He watches TV

• He plants a tree

• He goes back to sleep

What does Walter realize about the future at the end of the story?

• It is full of robots and technology

• It is exactly as he imagined

• It is peaceful with trees he planted

• It is chaotic and polluted

What does Walter's final dream suggest about his actions?

• They cause more problems

• They have no impact on the future

• They make no difference

• They lead to a better future