Comprehension For Just A Dream

After falling asleep, Walter proceeded to dream about the future.

The correct answer is "He has another dream." This means that Walter ends up on Mount Everest through another dream. It suggests that Walter's journey to Mount Everest is not physical but rather a figment of his imagination or a dream sequence.

The correct answer is "what we do today can affect tomorrow." This is because Walter's dream of a future with dirty air and lots of garbage suggests that he envisions a negative outcome in the future based on the actions and choices made in the present. This implies that our actions today can have consequences and impact the future.

This answer suggests that Walter initially did not value or appreciate Rose's tree as a gift, but later on, he changes his perspective and decides to plant one himself. This implies that people can change their minds about what they consider important, indicating a potential shift in Walter's priorities and understanding the significance of trees as gifts.

In Walt's last dream, he sees the trees that he and others had planted and watches them grow. This suggests that he feels a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction in seeing the results of their efforts. It also implies that he values nature and the impact of his actions on the environment.

The proper sequence of places that Walter visits in his dreams is dump, forrest, medicine factory, Mount Everest, ocean, super highway, Grand Canyon, and sky.

The correct answer is "air clouded with dust or dirt." This answer is supported by the statement that Walter couldn't see through the haze, indicating that there was something obstructing his vision. The term "haze" typically refers to a cloudiness or lack of clarity in the air, often caused by particles such as dust or dirt. Therefore, it can be inferred that the haze in this context is air that is clouded with dust or dirt, making it difficult for Walter to see.

Walter thinks he is in the past rather than the future because he observes that people are not using modern conveniences such as clothes dryers and power lawn mowers. This suggests that the technology and lifestyle he is witnessing are not consistent with the present time. Additionally, the fact that people are wearing old-fashioned clothing and riding horses further supports the idea that he has traveled back in time. The presence of log cabins instead of modern houses also indicates a different time period. Lastly, the absence of people around for Walter to interact with about his whereabouts adds to his belief that he is in the past.

Bulging trash bags are full and swelling because the bags have been filled to their maximum capacity and the contents are causing them to expand. The bulging indicates that the bags are completely filled and cannot accommodate any more waste.

The funny aspect of the man's response is that he suggests that the reason people need medicine for hiccups and tummy aches is because of the smoke produced by the factory. This is humorous because it implies that the factory is causing people to get sick and need medicine, which is an absurd and unlikely connection.