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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Jung's experience show him about Freud's practices?
(a) They were potentially dangerous.
(b) They could be applied successfully in limited cases.
(c) They were harmful.
(d) They were useful.

2. What does Jung say he realized held the greatest meaning for him as he grew older?
(a) His inner life and inner vision.
(b) His publications and his reputation.
(c) His relationship with Freud.
(d) His wife and family.

3. What did Jung consider doing with Freud's work?
(a) Copying it.
(b) Refuting parts of it.
(c) Using it without citing it.
(d) Testing it in his clinic.

4. What was Jung's mental state when he started working?
(a) He was afraid that he was mentally ill himself.
(b) He was surprised at how normal he felt.
(c) He was sometimes depressed.
(d) He felt divided and uncertain of his unity as a self.

5. What did Jung expect for his career and maturity?
(a) A lifetime of intellectual exploration and travel.
(b) Travels and exploration before he settled down.
(c) One career and one wife.
(d) He planned to renounce worldly things and enter the church.

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

7. What was Jung's family like by the time he met Freud?
(a) He was divorced with two children.
(b) He was married with one child.
(c) He was married with five children.
(d) He was unmarried.

8. What was the actual event that changed Jung's perspective on his studies?
(a) His mother heard God's voice.
(b) He saw his father's face in a mirror.
(c) Lightning entered the dining room, touched all the silverware, and exited.
(d) A knife and table split.

9. How did the relationship between Jung and Freud develop?
(a) They were close, but a rift opened between them.
(b) They began to play a greater and greater role in each other's work, but spent little time together socially.
(c) They grew closer and closer over time.
(d) They began to distrust each other almost from the start.

10. What dream of Jung's shows his feelings about religion?
(a) Screaming obscenities in church.
(b) Choking on a communion wafer.
(c) Feces falling upon a cathedral.
(d) Meeting with the devil.

11. What was the case in which Jung experienced a breakthrough?
(a) A woman who developed her own talking cure.
(b) A woman whom he thought had received the wrong diagnosis.
(c) A woman who died from her treatment.
(d) A woman who effectively medicated herself.

12. What did Jung's father's dislike for Jesuits probably stem from?
(a) Jesuit treatment of Natives in North America.
(b) Centuries of Catholic persecution.
(c) A Jesuit had killed his father.
(d) The Catholic/Protestant divide.

13. What terrifying experience was Jung marked by from his childhood?
(a) Running away from a Jesuit.
(b) Rescuing his father from their burning house.
(c) Stealing pears from an orchard.
(d) His father's poverty and bankrupcty.

14. Who did Jung consult with about his feelings about God and religion?
(a) Books by philosophers and writers.
(b) His teachers.
(c) His parents.
(d) His priest.

15. How often were patients allowed to return home from the asylum Jung practiced at?
(a) Hardly ever.
(b) Often.
(c) Only in cases of rare progress.
(d) Almost all the time.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Nietzsche's reputation in Basel?

2. How did Jung feel about meeting Freud?

3. What was the first revolutionary psychiatric practice that Freud instituted?

4. Where was Jung's first posting?

5. What kinds of conversations were standard fare in Jung's childhood household?

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