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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. Times older than one day are remembered the day before the dream and thus are still only __________.
(a) a passing thought
(b) a day old
(c) a new idea
(d) a memory
2. Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood.
(a) admitted
(b) fulfilled
(c) dreamt
(d) understood
3. Freud also includes examples of the dreams of his own, his friends and of ____________.
(a) children
(b) ministers
(c) patients
(d) strangers
4. The exact truth of the memory of the dreamer is questionable because we almost always take ________ with the truth.
(a) offense
(b) displacement
(c) time
(d) liberties
5. The scientific world is left without _______ for dream interpretation because of the idea that dreams are illogical and invaluable.
(a) books
(b) questions
(c) answers
(d) tools
Short Answer Questions
1. What should one be careful to consider after the idea in #55?
2. Freud does not say there is only one kind of dream as this theory would be easily _________.
3. Freud says that the doctrine is not based on an interpretation of the obvious _______ of dream content.
4. What is the "_________________" manner of expressing wishes?
5. Freud agrees he must not be so foolish as to generalize that there is only _______ kind of dream.
Short Essay Questions
1. For what does Freud say a dream is significant?
2. To lay the groundwork for a discussion of more characteristics of dream distortion, what does Freud discuss?
3. What is the wrong way to interpret symbols in dreams?
4. What does Freud mention about the dreams in which he has seen numbers and calculations?
5. What is Freud's method of researching dreams?
6. Whose studies on children does Freud refer to and why?
7. What does Schleiermacher's theory state in reference to the strangeness of dreams?
8. What is the unified whole that Freud wants to create in the interpretation of dreams?
9. What does Freud say about the nature of dreams?
10. Instead of the dream turning a waking idea into a dreaming hallucination, what happens?
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