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Dreams

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are nocturnal Dreams?

a)

The images, sounds and sensations created by your brain while you are awake.

b)

The results of overwhelming brain activities that took a place during the day.

c)

A collection of images, ideas, sounds, sensations and emotions that occurs while sleeping, without the direct involvement of the person.

d)

The results of our brain transferring memories from the left hemisphere to the right hemisphere.

2.

How many hours do an average person dreams per day?

a)

Around 20 minutes

b)

Around 2 hours

c)

Around 5 - 20 minutes

d)

Around 4 hours

3.

(a)   Sleep is the state where the breathing and the movements of the eye becomes rapid, shallow and irregular. This is also the state where we see dreams.

4.

Which percentage of Dreams are forgotten after waking up?

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

85%

d)

95%

5.

Which of the animals that are proven to have dreams?

a)

Dogs

b)

Dophines

c)

Elephants

d)

All of the above.

6.

It's possible to read or accurately tell the time in dreams.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

What's the common feature of reoccurring dreams?

a)

They relate to unsolved issues in the real world.

b)

The are always pleasant.

c)

Tjey are always the same.

d)

They always happen in midnight.

8.

Which famous scientist reportedly came up with a major scientific theory after a dream?

a)

Albert Einstein

b)

Nikola Tesla

c)

Dmitri Mendeleev

d)

Isaac Newton

9.

Nightmares are more common in children than adults.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

According to scientists, which of the following helps improve dream recall?

a)

Drinking water before bed

b)

Keeping a dream journal

c)

Sleeping with a nightlight

d)

Going to bed later than usual

11.

What is often suggested as a way to increase the chances of having a lucid dream?

a)

Drinking coffee before bed

b)

Staying up late

c)

Exercising before bed

d)

Performing "reality checks" throughout the day

12.

Waking up briefly and then going back to sleep can increase the chance of having a lucid dream.

a)

False

b)

True

13.

In ancient Egypt, dreams were believed to be messages from…

a)

The future

b)

Lost loved ones

c)

Nature

d)

The gods

14.

What does it mean if you have a lucid dream?

a)

You are dreaming about the future

b)

You can’t remember the dream

c)

You are aware that you’re dreaming

d)

You are experiencing a nightmare

15.

Blind people can dream. If they were born blind, their dreams usually contain which sensations?

a)

Smell, sound, and touch

b)

Only sound

c)

Only smell

d)

Sight only

16.

What does dreaming of taking an exam typically symbolize?

a)

A need for validation

b)

Anxiety about a real-life situation

c)

A desire for knowledge

d)

Future career success

17.

In a dream, what might it mean if you are unable to speak or scream?

a)

You’re feeling unheard or powerless in real life

b)

You have a fear of public speaking

c)

You’re secretly angry

d)

You’re expecting good news

18.

Which of these may indicate a change in life circumstances when dreamed of?

a)

Sitting quietly

b)

Staring into space

c)

Walking on flat ground

d)

Climbing stairs

19.

If someone dreams of their house, what does it often represent?

a)

Their social relationships

b)

Their childhood

c)

Their mental state or self-image

d)

Their future

20.

In dream analysis, what might it signify to see someone you know in a dream?

a)

All of the below

b)

A need to communicate with them

c)

A prediction of their future

d)

A reflection of your feelings towards them