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●●●ReadTheory.Org © 2010 Name________________ <strong>English<strong>For<strong>Everyone<strong>.Org © 2008 Date________________ <strong>Dreams<strong> Reading Comprehension – Short Stories Directions: Read the story. Then answer the questions below. The relationship between my mother, sister and me had been cold and inimical <strong>for<strong> as long as I could remember. To me, my mother was irrational, hurling hurtful invectives <strong>for<strong> the slightest infraction. Dont matter, my mother grumbled when I asked her where she moved my watercolor paints. It aint like you got talent. The time our mailbox got knocked off she somehow got it in her head that I was the culprit. Never respected nothin, I heard her say. And my sister took my mothers side against me every time. Five years my senior, Tammy seemed not to have a brain in her head. She dithered about everything, incapable of making any firm decision. No matter how often my mother deprecated her— dumb, ugly, fat—Tammy made futile attempts to fawn her way back into mothers good graces. My father would pontificate, You three are more alike than you know. In April of 2000, my mother kicked us both out of the house. (Dad had been exiled many years be<strong>for<strong>e.) After that, my sister and I went our separate ways. It was then that I began having recurring dreams. In one, I am running to catch up with a woman. Each time I get near, I trip and fall. Another woman, smiling and shouting my name, comes with great alacrity and offers her hand, but when I reach to grab it, she disappears. In another, a female professor hands me a test. Although I have spent hours studying <strong>for<strong> it, I know none of the answers. The professor derides me <strong>for<strong> my poor per<strong>for<strong>mance. I watch while she relays my ignorance to the class with comic hilarity. These dreams were not hard to understand. In fact, it was just the opposite; they were pellucid, and absent any knowledge of dream interpretation, I was still able to devise their significance. I knew that they both reflected the pugnacious relationship I shared with my mother and sister. However, there was one dream I could never quite construe. I bite into an apple. All my teeth fall out. I had this dream far more than any of the others. Years later, in an ef<strong>for<strong>t to heal our fractious relationship, Mom, Tammy and I elected to go to counseling together. After several sessions, I told my dream about teeth tumbling out of my head. My God, Crystal, said my mother. Ive had the exact same dream many times. Me, too, said Tammy solemnly. A friend just told me about your website. So much great material! Im sure Ill use it a lot when school starts. Thanks for providing this wonderful resource. -- Anne Marie G., Wilmington, NC. 080212 EnglishForEveryone.org is your resource for printable English worksheets. 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