Dreams and Reality
What's the difference?
What is real? Give examples of the following:
- Something you can touch, smell, and taste.
- Something you know is true.
- Not things that just look/seem real.
- Pretending something does not make it real.
- Saying something is real does not make it real.
- Facts are real. Fiction is not real. Science fiction is not real.
- An event that people other than you can remember means it really happened.
- Non fiction is about things that really happened.
What is a dream?
- A dream happens while you are asleep.
- A dream is a series of pictures, ideas, and feelings that happen while you sleep.
- Dreams can last for a few seconds, or as long as twenty minutes.
- The average person has three to five dreams per night.
- Dreams tend to last longer as the night progresses.
- During a full eight-hour night sleep, two hours of it is spent dreaming.
What does Calderon de la Barca say about dreams?
1. It is hard to tell what is a dream and what is reality.
2. Try to be kind, polite, and helpful at all times.
3. Make the most of reality.
relevant vocabulary:
interpretation, belief, confused, ethical, ancient, idea, primitive, philosophy, exist, imaginable
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