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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The changes of __________ facilitates more than one thought.
(a) colors
(b) dreams
(c) meanings
(d) images

2. The dream can not create or craft ___________.
(a) lies
(b) the future
(c) paintings
(d) speech

3. Dreams can be pointing to a ___________ or to history.
(a) dream
(b) memory
(c) recent moment
(d) decision

4. Evidence of ______________ does exist in sensory images and in the physical changes during dreaming.
(a) mental health healing
(b) delusions
(c) internal sensory impact
(d) psychic leanings

5. Which of these is NOT a form of stimuli?
(a) External
(b) Sensory
(c) Internal physical
(d) Internal

6. Another dreamer dreams of a child with a deformed ___________.
(a) patella
(b) cranium
(c) leg
(d) hand

7. Internal stimuli often stems from ___________.
(a) heart troubles
(b) guilt
(c) excitation
(d) food

8. The dreamer either feels no ___________ to dream content or feels the _________ emotions as a response to the content.
(a) attachement, right
(b) significance, basic
(c) attachment, wrong
(d) significance, memorable

9. Freud does admit that some dreams contain symbols the are responding to ____________ stimuli.
(a) physical
(b) psychic
(c) memory
(d) mental

10. __________ is likely linked to the nature of sleep.
(a) Interpretation
(b) Dreaming
(c) Forgetting
(d) Symbols

11. What kind of nature of a dream could be described as representations in allegory form?
(a) Condensation
(b) Replacement
(c) Displacement
(d) Representation

12. It is never definite whether the dream is to be regarded as ____________ or ___________.
(a) helpful, harmful
(b) painful, happy
(c) useful, not helpful
(d) positive, negative

13. Whose findings does Freud cite at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) Jung
(b) Stricker
(c) Carter
(d) Hillebrandt

14. The means by which dreams are represented do NOT include:
(a) Comprehensive
(b) Egotistic
(c) Composite
(d) Inverting in nature

15. Freud begins with the retelling of a dream that one of his patients had after hearing the story of the same dream at a ___________.
(a) meeting
(b) retreat
(c) class
(d) lecture

Short Answer Questions

1. To follow up #146, the answer cannot be denied, even though the dreamer might, upon waking, deny the subject of the __________.

2. Who is the author of the theory of the nerve-stimulus dream?

3. The dreamer of the dream in #134 also noted that the answer was throwing __________ at her.

4. The answer to #152 is not directed at the ________ itself but is applied appropriately to the dream content as a response by the dreamer.

5. Freud says that writers neglect to include or make less important the somatic dream stimuli if they involve any ________ activity.

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