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The Interpretation of Dreams Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Dreams think mostly in _________.
(a) words
(b) images
(c) ideas
(d) concepts

2. The ideas the dreamer has during the day carry over into the sleeping hours as __________________.
(a) Ideas and actions
(b) Desires and longings
(c) Desires and loathings
(d) Understanding and longing

3. Many ______ dreams are strictly painful dreams and appear to have nothing to do with wish fulfillment.
(a) sexual
(b) recurring
(c) childhood
(d) torture

4. Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood.
(a) admitted
(b) understood
(c) dreamt
(d) fulfilled

5. There is a lack of _______ that occurs when we are dreaming.
(a) morality
(b) choice
(c) sense
(d) spontaneity

Short Answer Questions

1. At the same time, Freud believes dreams are poetic, divinatory and ________.

2. The dream is best categorized as ____________ and subjective.

3. Dream peculiarity is due to limited ____________ during sleep.

4. Freud says that the doctrine is not based on an interpretation of the obvious _______ of dream content.

5. Dreams and reality are two opposing __________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Dreams play no part in the creation of what?

2. What inevitably leads to a deeper study of dream problems according to Freud?

3. What does Freud share as something vital in understanding dreams?

4. What are the ways Freud interprets the dreams he has given for examples?

5. What is another way Freud describes the symbols found in dreams?

6. What is the unified whole that Freud wants to create in the interpretation of dreams?

7. Where is the bulk of the interpretation of the dream done?

8. Whose studies on children does Freud refer to and why?

9. What is Freud's logic about the reason why wish fulfillment dreams are not the only dreams?

10. What cannot be denied in relation to dream work, according to Freud?

(see the answer keys)

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