The fascination with dreams has continued through the various phases of human history. There is reason to believe that the earliest societies may have considered dreaming as a voyage of the soul, a separation but quite definite being of the person. This, indeed, is how many primitive societies think of dreams today. More advanced societies have often thought of dreams as containing messages from the gods. This was one of the views held in ancient Egypt and Greece. While sleep has been considered an appropriate object of scientific study, dreaming has usually been considered rather a subject for fairy-tales and legends, and a plaything for philosophers. Even when Europeans started making progress in the physical and biological sciences, they dismissed dreaming as a proper scientific object because dreams were chiefly incomprehensible products of an inefficient, poorly oxygenated brain. In the nineteenth century, however, at least some medical men and scientists took dreaming more
A. ambiguous but misguided
B. valid but limited
C. insightful but controversial
D. premature and illogical
The fascination with dreams has continued through the various phases of human history. There is reason to believe that the earliest societies may have considered dreaming as a voyage of the soul, a separation but quite definite being of the person. This, indeed, is how many primitive societies think of dreams today. More advanced societies have often thought of dreams as containing messages from the gods. This was one of the views held in ancient Egypt and Greece. While sleep has been considered an appropriate object of scientific study, dreaming has usually been considered rather a subject for fairy-tales and legends, and a plaything for philosophers. Even when Europeans started making progress in the physical and biological sciences, they dismissed dreaming as a proper scientific object because dreams were chiefly incomprehensible products of an inefficient, poorly oxygenated brain. In the nineteenth century, however, at least some medical men and scientists took dreaming more
A. imaginary
B. likely
C. suspicious
D. inevitable
M: Every parent has dreams for their children. What are your dreams for your son, Grace
W: I don’t care if he is a dustman, a fireman, a rock ’n’ roll singer, a lawyer, a doctor, or a father, l just want him to be a good man. 1 want him to be kind, caring and open-minded. I think that’s what’s most important. Sometimes you’re nobody in life. You have no money. You’re not successful. You’ re not pretty, but you mean well and have a good heart. People should pay more attention to people like that.
M: You’ve said in the past that you are very close to your mother. Is she the one who passed down these values to you
W: I’m sure we come from a growing-up family without money. Even though my parents had just enough to put food on the table for us, the door was open for anybody else who knocked. Today I have a big house and all the help in the world and I wish my mother could have had all these. She had n
A. A heroic person.
B. A kind-hearted person.
C. A successful person.
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