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Vocabulary in context
Cosmic Wonders
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100

How is the world described at the beginning of the text?

It is described as an old, gray, ugly, and boring world.

100

What can the man see from his window?

He can see walls, windows, and sometimes the stars.

100

What does “turmoil” mean in the text? 

a) Peace and quiet 

b) Confusion and disorder

c) Happiness and excitement

b) Confusion and disorder

100


What color is the midnight in the dream world?

Violet

100

What does the gray city represent?

A boring life without imagination or wonder.

200

What have people lost as time passes?

They have lost their sense of wonder, imagination, and hope.

200

What strange things enter the man's room?

Streams of violet light, golden dust, and strange cosmic sights enter his room.

200

What does “longed for” mean?

a) Wanted very much

b) Feared deeply

c) Forgot completely

a) Wanted very much

200


What seems to glitter like gold?

 Dust  

200


What do the stars represent to the man?

Hope, curiosity, and the possibility of discovering new worlds.

300

Why does the narrator describe the cities as dark and ugly?

The cities represent a world without beauty or nature.

300

What creatures live in the mysterious oceans?

Strange dolphins and sea-nymphs.

300

13. What does “withered” mean?

a) Full of life

b) Dry and losing freshnes

s c) Growing quickly

b) Dry and losing freshnes

300

Name one creature found in the strange oceans.

Strange dolphins or sea-nymphs.

300

Why is the man unhappy with his ordinary life?

His life feels limited, dull, and without beauty.

400

What kind of life does the main character have?

He has a difficult and boring life, working during the day and returning to a small room at night.

400

Where does the man finally arrive at the end of the text?

He arrives at a beautiful green shore with lotus blossoms and red flowers.

400

What does 'abode' mean? 


A home or place where someone lives.

400

What surrounds and carries the dreamer away?

The silent

400


How is the green shore different from the city?

The shore is beautiful, colorful, and full of life, unlike the gray city.

500

Why does the man look at the stars every night? 


He wants to discover something beyond his ordinary world.

500

What did poets stop singing about? 


Beauty and wonderful things.

500

What does 'peer' mean?

To look carefully

500

What does the dream world contain that humans cannot normally see?

trange oceans, unknown suns, mysterious creatures, and incredible landscapes.

500

What is one important message of the text?

possible answer: Dreams and imagination can help people explore possibilities beyond everyday life. 

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