Isaac's Journey and Treasure Discovery

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, realizing that sometimes one must travel far to discover what is near.

What was Isaac's main struggle at the beginning of the story?

• He was searching for his family.

• He was trying to find a job.

• He was living in poverty.

• He was lost in a forest.

What did Isaac dream about repeatedly?

• A journey to the mountains.

• A treasure under a bridge.

• A new house in the city.

• A feast with the king.

What prompted Isaac to finally act on his dream?

• A letter from the king.

• A third occurrence of the dream.

• A friend's advice.

• A sign from the sky.

How did Isaac travel to the capital city?

• He flew on a plane.

• He rode a horse.

• He took a train.

• He walked most of the way.

What obstacle did Isaac face at the bridge by the Royal Palace?

• It was guarded day and night.

• It was destroyed by a storm.

• It was too far to reach.

• It was hidden by fog.

What did the captain of the guards tell Isaac?

• To search under the palace.

• To return home and forget the dream.

• To leave the city immediately.

• About a dream he had.

Where did the captain's dream suggest a treasure might be found?

• In the river by the city.

• In the mountains.

• Under the stove in Isaac's house.

• Under a tree in the forest.

What was the captain's reaction to Isaac's story about his dream?

• He was angry.

• He was amused.

• He was indifferent.

• He was scared.

What did Isaac find when he dug under his stove?

• A letter from the king.

• A treasure.

• A hidden passage.

• A map to another treasure.

What did Isaac build in thanksgiving for finding the treasure?

• A bridge.

• A school.

• A House of Prayer.

• A new house.