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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. Why were patients allowed to leave the asylum?
(a) They agreed to return at the first sign of abnormal behavior or feelings.
(b) The asylum could not keep them beyond a certain time.
(c) Their families were convinced to take them back.
(d) They felt better after time away from the stresses that brought on their illness.

2. What profession did Jung's uncles work in?
(a) They were parsons.
(b) They were bookkeepers.
(c) They were engravers.
(d) They were ministers.

3. How did Jung revisit his childhood memory in adulthood?
(a) He played out adventures with his children and dog.
(b) He used stones to build a little village on the beach.
(c) He played like a child among his children.
(d) He returned to the beach and built sand castles there.

4. What was Nietzsche's reputation in Basel?
(a) He was revered.
(b) He was still unknown.
(c) He was vilified.
(d) He was not always spoken well of.

5. Where did Jung attend university?
(a) Munich.
(b) Basel.
(c) Berlin.
(d) Geneva.

Short Answer Questions

1. Carl Gustav Jung shared his name with whom?

2. How did Jung's beliefs about God affect his thinking?

3. How did Jung feel about his mother?

4. What was Jung's experience at university?

5. How did the relationship between Jung and Freud develop?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was Jung's relationship with Freud?

2. Where did Jung's father's fears of Jesuits come from?

3. What did Jung discover as he grew older?

4. How did Jung pursue the paranormal in his studies?

5. Why did Jung decide to back Freud's ideas?

6. Describe Jung's treatment of the woman who was a murderer.

7. Where did Jung find spiritual life that seemed honest?

8. How did Jung harness his dreams and visions?

9. What importance does Jung's childhood have for him?

10. How did Jung experience religion in his youth?

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