Dreams and Treasures in Isaac's Story

Isaac, a poor man, dreams of a treasure under a bridge by the royal palace. Initially dismissing the dream, he eventually travels to the capital city. There, he meets the captain of the guards, who unknowingly reveals that the treasure is actually under Isaac's own stove at home. Isaac returns, finds the treasure, and lives contentedly, sending a gift to the captain in gratitude.

What was Isaac's main struggle in life?

• Finding a job

• Understanding his dreams

• Living in poverty

• Traveling to the capital

What did Isaac dream about?

• A treasure under a bridge

• A conversation with a king

• A new house

• A journey to the mountains

How did Isaac initially react to his dream?

• He wrote it down

• He told his friends

• He immediately set out on a journey

• He ignored it

What was Isaac's mode of travel to the capital?

• He rode a horse

• He walked most of the way

• He took a train

• He flew

What did Isaac find at the bridge by the royal palace?

• A festival

• A treasure

• A group of merchants

• A guarded bridge

What did the captain of the guards do when Isaac told him about the dream?

• He arrested Isaac

• He ignored Isaac

• He helped Isaac search

• He laughed at Isaac

What did the captain mention about his own dream?

• It was about a royal feast

• It was about a journey to the mountains

• It was about a new house

• It was about a treasure in Isaac's town

What did Isaac do after speaking with the captain?

• He went to another city

• He searched the bridge again

• He returned home

• He stayed in the capital

Where did Isaac find the treasure?

• In the attic

• Under his stove

• In the garden

• Under his bed

What did Isaac do with the treasure?

• He lost it

• He gave it all away

• He built a house

• He hid it