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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3, The Student Years.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the event convince Jung to believe?
(a) That men are strangers to themselves.
(b) That ordinary events are misleading.
(c) That he was essentially powerless.
(d) That the impossible can occur.

2. Where does Jung say his psychology originates?
(a) In the history of his land.
(b) In his unconcious mind.
(c) In his ancestors' experience.
(d) In his racial identity.

3. What does the mind contain, in Jung's view?
(a) Everything it has experienced, hidden and visible.
(b) Closets filled with knick-knacks and historical oddities.
(c) The sum of its sensory input.
(d) Racial memories as well as individual experiences.

4. What claim did Jung make for the mind?
(a) It is selective in what it remembers.
(b) It claims and keeps all experiences.
(c) It blinds itself to painful experiences, and returns to them later.
(d) It warps truth around to protect the ego.

5. What events did Jung attend regularly for two years after the life-changing event?
(a) Pagan rituals.
(b) Table tappings.
(c) Church services.
(d) Magic shows.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Jung feel was true about his childhood experiences?

2. What was Jung's experience at university?

3. How did writing this book change Jung's life?

4. How did Jung pay for school?

5. How often did Carl Jung and Aniela Jaffe spend time together gathering materials for Jung's autobiography?

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