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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. Who thinks dreams with moral issues are actually the responsibility of the dreamer?
(a) Freud
(b) Ferrer
(c) Hillebrandt
(d) Jung

2. Whose dream theories does Freud agree with in this section?
(a) Carrient
(b) No one's
(c) R.A. Scherner
(d) Hillebrandt

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

4. What is another form of the childhood memory?
(a) The anxiety dream
(b) The nonsense dream
(c) The recurring dream
(d) The wish fulfillment dream

5. What sparked interest in how general the theory of wish fulfillment in dreams is?
(a) A sleepless night
(b) A book Freud read
(c) A walk in the park
(d) The Irma dream

Short Answer Questions

1. Freud notes that people are not ___________ enough in dreams to remember them.

2. Interpreting dreams as __________ theory is not a new idea, Freud admits.

3. What kind of content is related to recent experiences?

4. Freud ends the section with proverbs about what __________ dream of.

5. Whose poetry does Freud cite as evidence of his own dream manifestations?

Short Essay Questions

1. To lay the groundwork for a discussion of more characteristics of dream distortion, what does Freud discuss?

2. What is the first issue Freud addresses regarding the dream as wish fulfillment?

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

4. Whose dream theory does Freud not challenge?

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

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

7. To what does Freud liken the act of dreaming?

8. As what is the displacement of the dream carried out?

9. What does Freud have to say about criticism by the dreamer?

10. In what do dreams mostly 'think'?

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