Narrator's Journey in the Forest

The protagonist awakens with a confused sense of being, gradually learning to distinguish between senses. They explore a forest, learning to survive by finding food and discovering fire. The journey continues towards civilization, encountering a village and observing human life, which provides new insights and emotions.

What initial sensations did the narrator experience upon awakening?

• Only auditory sensations

• Clear and distinct sensations

• Only visual sensations

• Confusion and indistinct sensations

What did the narrator seek in the forest?

• Shade

• Companionship

• Food

• Water

How did the narrator satisfy hunger and thirst initially?

• By hunting animals

• By eating berries and drinking from a brook

• By finding a village

• By cooking food

What celestial body did the narrator observe with wonder?

• A comet

• The sun

• The moon

• The stars

What did the narrator begin to distinguish more clearly over time?

• The sounds of animals

• The boundaries of light

• All of the above

• The shapes of trees

What was the narrator's reaction to discovering fire?

• Fear

• Indifference

• Delight

• Confusion

Why did the narrator decide to leave the forest?

• To find a village

• Due to scarcity of food

• To find companionship

• To escape predators

What did the narrator find in the hut?

• A wild animal

• A family

• An old man

• A group of travelers

How did the villagers react to the narrator's presence?

• With hostility

• With indifference

• With curiosity

• With hospitality

What did the narrator observe about the family in the cottage?

• Their wealth

• Their interactions and emotions

• Their pets

• Their garden