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 The Daydreamer 20 Flashcards |
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What was the miser's initial source of food in the story? |
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He got a pot of rice gruel by asking people for food. |
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Describe the dreams the miser had while lying on his cot. |
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He dreamed of selling gruel, buying animals, having a big house, and a happy family. |
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The story shows the importance of balancing dreams with ___ actions. |
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Careful |
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What caused the miser to lose his rice gruel? |
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He accidentally broke the pot while swinging a stick. |
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What lesson does the story teach about daydreaming? |
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Dreaming is fun, but we must also take care of what we have now. |
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Fill in the blank: The miser imagined that if there was a famine, he could sell the gruel for ___ silver coins. |
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A hundred. |
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True or False: The miser's dreams came true by the end of the story. |
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False
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What did the miser imagine doing with his son in the garden? |
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He imagined sitting in the garden with his family, watching his son play, and sometimes scolding him. |
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What did the miser dream of after getting horses? |
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He dreamed of selling the horses to kings and getting gold. |
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What role does imagination play in the story? |
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Imagination helps him dream of a happy future, but it can make him forget about real life. |
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