Isaac's Journey and Lessons Learned

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 a captain who unknowingly reveals the treasure's location is actually under Isaac's own stove at home. Isaac returns, finds the treasure, and lives contentedly, realizing sometimes one must travel far to discover what's near.

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

• Understanding his dreams

• Traveling to the city

• Living in poverty

• Finding a job

What did Isaac dream about repeatedly?

• A conversation with a king

• A journey to the mountains

• A treasure under a bridge

• A new house

Why did Isaac initially ignore his dream?

• He thought it was unrealistic

• He didn't believe in dreams

• He was afraid of traveling

• He was too busy

What did Isaac do after the dream came back a third time?

• Wrote it down

• Ignored it again

• Told his friends

• Set out on a journey

What obstacle did Isaac face when he reached the capital city?

• A guarded bridge

• A lack of money

• A language barrier

• A locked gate

How did Isaac spend his days at the bridge?

• Searching for the treasure

• Sleeping under the bridge

• Wandering around

• Talking to the guards

What did Isaac do most of the way to the capital city?

• He took a carriage

• He walked

• He rode a horse

• He flew

What did the captain of the guard tell Isaac?

• To search under his own stove

• To leave the city

• To find a job

• To visit the Royal Palace

What was the captain's reaction to Isaac's story?

• He was sympathetic

• He was angry

• He was amused

• He was confused

What did Isaac find when he dug under his stove?

• A letter

• A key

• A map

• A treasure