Understanding the Narrator's Dream

The transcript discusses a character's dream that is beyond human comprehension. The character plans to have a ballad written about this dream, which will be performed at the end of a play. The dream is described as something that cannot be fully expressed or understood by human senses.

Who is the first character mentioned in the transcript?

• Bingo

• Peter Quince

• Pyramus

• Flute

What does the narrator claim to have experienced?

• A monster

• A dream

• A nightmare

• A vision

How does the narrator describe the dream?

• Joyful

• Confusing

• Monstrous

• Simple

What does the narrator think about explaining the dream?

• It's unnecessary

• It's impossible

• It's fun

• It's easy

What does the narrator say about man's ability to understand the dream?

• Man should not try

• Man is a fool to try

• Man is wise

• Man can easily understand

What does the narrator say about the eye of man?

• It can see everything

• It has not heard

• It is blind

• It is wise

What is the narrator's opinion on man's ability to taste?

• Man's tongue is wise

• Man can taste everything

• Man should not taste

• Man's hand is not able to taste

What does the narrator say about man's heart?

• It can report everything

• It is wise

• It cannot report the dream

• It is foolish

What does the narrator plan to do with the dream?

• Tell a friend

• Forget it

• Create a ballad

• Write a book

What is the title of the ballad the narrator wants to create?

• Quince's Song

• Flute's Melody

• Bottom's Dream

• Pyramus' Tale