Free The Interpretation of Dreams Quiz

1)

From where does the dream's ________ material come? (from Chapter 3)

odd

manifest

latent

symbolic

2)

All dream activity takes place during the ___________ stage of sleep. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

deep

waking up

dozing

REM

3)

Freud agrees he must not be so foolish as to generalize that there is only _______ kind of dream. (from Chapter 4)

one

a simple

a difficult

a recurring

4)

Who should take heed of sayings that reveal the simple truth of dreams as wish fulfillment? (from Chapter 3)

Patients

Jungians

Men

Analysts

5)

What dream of Freud's did not at first reveal its underlying meaning? (from Chapter 4)

Flying dream

School dream

Irma dream

Dog dream

6)

Which of these is NOT a form of stimuli? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

Sensory

External

Internal

Internal physical

7)

What struggles through the censors to be perceived? (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Moral ideas

Calculations

Images

Wish/fantasy

8)

Individual ideas are endowed with the capacity to _____________. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

group together

split apart

excite

be forgotten

9)

What kind of content is related to recent experiences? (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

Childhood

Latent

Sexual

Manifest

10)

Interpreting dreams as __________ theory is not a new idea, Freud admits. (from Chapter 4)

cipher

memory

wish fulfillment

anxiety

11)

There is also mention of a dream in which a trip during a storm to a ____________ that is soaked through. (from Chapter 6, Part 3)

train

tent

car

hotel

12)

Who is the author of the theory of the nerve-stimulus dream? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

Strumpell

Jung

Freud

Hillebrandt

13)

The interpretation of dreams begins with the _________ content of the dream. (from Chapter 4)

obvious

thought

visual

internal

14)

A dreamer who recognizes he is dreaming has slipped past the _____ that transpose the dream thoughts. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

censors

actions

words

images

15)

Freud questions whether wish fulfillment is a typical __________ of dreams. (from Chapter 3)

symptom

goal

portion

characteristic

16)

It is never definite whether the dream is to be regarded as __ or _. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

positive, negative

painful, happy

helpful, harmful

useful, not helpful

17)

When the dream has been _______, that's when the dream can be changed. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

found out

altered

interpreted

over

18)

Freud compares dream work to dream ___________. (from Chapter 6, Part 1)

studies

books

thoughts

symbols

19)

What can threaten to undermine the very foundation of our efforts at dream interpretation? (from Chapter 7, Part 1)

Doubters

Memory

Science

Other theorists

20)

The unconscious fantasy or wish contributes to the forming of _______ thoughts. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

unconscious

dream

pre-conscious

active

21)

Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood. (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

admitted

understood

dreamt

fulfilled

22)

There is another kind of displacement mentioned - the exchange of _______ content for mental content. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

verbal

people

writing

symbols

23)

The true nature of ______ is not recognized in the dream, but is usually mistaken for something else. (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

memories

sound

stimuli

symbols

24)

Dreams can be pointing to a ___________ or to history. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

decision

recent moment

memory

dream

25)

Freud ends the section with proverbs about what __________ dream of. (from Chapter 3)

animals

plants

deities

rocks

The Interpretation of Dreams | Quiz

The Interpretation of Dreams | Quiz

From where does the dream's ________ material come? (from Chapter 3)

All dream activity takes place during the ___________ stage of sleep. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Freud agrees he must not be so foolish as to generalize that there is only _______ kind of dream. (from Chapter 4)

Who should take heed of sayings that reveal the simple truth of dreams as wish fulfillment? (from Chapter 3)

What dream of Freud's did not at first reveal its underlying meaning? (from Chapter 4)

Which of these is NOT a form of stimuli? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

What struggles through the censors to be perceived? (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Individual ideas are endowed with the capacity to _____________. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

What kind of content is related to recent experiences? (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

Interpreting dreams as __________ theory is not a new idea, Freud admits. (from Chapter 4)

There is also mention of a dream in which a trip during a storm to a ____________ that is soaked through. (from Chapter 6, Part 3)

Who is the author of the theory of the nerve-stimulus dream? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

The interpretation of dreams begins with the _________ content of the dream. (from Chapter 4)

A dreamer who recognizes he is dreaming has slipped past the _____ that transpose the dream thoughts. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

Freud questions whether wish fulfillment is a typical __________ of dreams. (from Chapter 3)

It is never definite whether the dream is to be regarded as __ or _. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

When the dream has been _______, that's when the dream can be changed. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

Freud compares dream work to dream ___________. (from Chapter 6, Part 1)

What can threaten to undermine the very foundation of our efforts at dream interpretation? (from Chapter 7, Part 1)

The unconscious fantasy or wish contributes to the forming of _______ thoughts. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood. (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

There is another kind of displacement mentioned - the exchange of _______ content for mental content. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

The true nature of ______ is not recognized in the dream, but is usually mistaken for something else. (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

Dreams can be pointing to a ___________ or to history. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

Freud ends the section with proverbs about what __________ dream of. (from Chapter 3)

So I keep having this reoccuring dream that my boyfriend is cheating on me. What does this mean?

i have been having reoccurring dreams about red and black snakes, and my older son passing away, been having the dreams for about 2 weeks now, would anybody know what this means?

The Interpretation of Dreams | Quiz

The Interpretation of Dreams | Quiz

From where does the dream's ________ material come? (from Chapter 3)

All dream activity takes place during the ___________ stage of sleep. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Freud agrees he must not be so foolish as to generalize that there is only _______ kind of dream. (from Chapter 4)

Who should take heed of sayings that reveal the simple truth of dreams as wish fulfillment? (from Chapter 3)

What dream of Freud's did not at first reveal its underlying meaning? (from Chapter 4)

Which of these is NOT a form of stimuli? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

What struggles through the censors to be perceived? (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Individual ideas are endowed with the capacity to _____________. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

What kind of content is related to recent experiences? (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

Interpreting dreams as __________ theory is not a new idea, Freud admits. (from Chapter 4)

There is also mention of a dream in which a trip during a storm to a ____________ that is soaked through. (from Chapter 6, Part 3)

Who is the author of the theory of the nerve-stimulus dream? (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

The interpretation of dreams begins with the _________ content of the dream. (from Chapter 4)

A dreamer who recognizes he is dreaming has slipped past the _____ that transpose the dream thoughts. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

Freud questions whether wish fulfillment is a typical __________ of dreams. (from Chapter 3)

It is never definite whether the dream is to be regarded as ____________ or ___________. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

When the dream has been _______, that's when the dream can be changed. (from Chapter 6, Part 4)

Freud compares dream work to dream ___________. (from Chapter 6, Part 1)

What can threaten to undermine the very foundation of our efforts at dream interpretation? (from Chapter 7, Part 1)

The unconscious fantasy or wish contributes to the forming of _______ thoughts. (from Chapter 7, Part 2)

Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood. (from Chapter 5, Part 1)

There is another kind of displacement mentioned - the exchange of _______ content for mental content. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

The true nature of ______ is not recognized in the dream, but is usually mistaken for something else. (from Chapter 5, Part 2)

Dreams can be pointing to a ___________ or to history. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)

Freud ends the section with proverbs about what __________ dream of. (from Chapter 3)

So I keep having this reoccuring dream that my boyfriend is cheating on me. What does this mean?

i have been having reoccurring dreams about red and black snakes, and my older son passing away, been having the dreams for about 2 weeks now, would anybody know what this means?

It is never definite whether the dream is to be regarded as __ or _. (from Chapter 6, Part 2)