Isaac's Journey and Discoveries

Isaac, a poor man, dreams of a treasure under a bridge in the capital city. After ignoring the dream twice, he decides to travel to the city. Upon arrival, he finds the bridge guarded and shares his dream with the captain of the guards, who laughs and mentions a similar dream about a treasure under Isaac's stove. Isaac returns home, finds the treasure, and lives contentedly, realizing that sometimes one must travel far to discover what is near.

What is the main character's name in the story?

• Isaac

• Jacob

• Eli

• Samuel

What was Isaac's recurring dream about?

• A treasure under a bridge

• A new house

• A long journey

• A royal feast

How did Isaac travel to the capital city?

• By boat

• Mostly on foot

• By carriage

• By horse

What did Isaac do every morning at the bridge?

• He prayed

• He spoke to the guards

• He wandered around

• He searched for the treasure

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

• He believed him

• He arrested him

• He laughed

• He ignored him

Where did the captain suggest the treasure might be found?

• Under a tree

• In a cave

• Under Isaac's stove

• In the royal palace

What did the captain of the guards think of dreams?

• He believed in them

• He was indifferent

• He thought they were foolish

• He was afraid of them

What did Isaac find when he dug under his stove?

• A letter

• A treasure

• A key

• A map

What did Isaac do after hearing the captain's story?

• He laughed

• He stayed in the capital

• He went home

• He searched the bridge

What did Isaac build in thanksgiving for finding the treasure?

• A school

• A library

• A house of prayer

• A monument