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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What was he seeking from his wife in the incident before the dream of Mrs. E. L., in Freud's conclusion in Chapter 4?
(a) Access to her dowry.
(b) Money.
(c) Undivided attention.
(d) A kiss.
2. What hero does the boy of eight dream of?
(a) Achilles.
(b) Apollo.
(c) Superman.
(d) Goliath.
3. What does Freud say of the dream's means of expression versus those of the imagination?
(a) That they are equal.
(b) That they are continuous.
(c) That they are meager.
(d) That they are superior.
4. Since the downfall of mythological hypothesis in dreams, Freud writes that interpretation of the dream has been _____.
(a) Wanting.
(b) Somewhat delusional.
(c) Brilliant.
(d) Horrifying.
5. Freud sees philosophers as _____ dreams.
(a) Complaining about life in.
(b) Over-valuing.
(c) Completely reversing the order of.
(d) Underestimating.
6. The injection dream reminds Freud of his first visit to _____.
(a) Paris.
(b) Venice.
(c) Frankfurt.
(d) Munich.
7. The _____ of mixed images is often the quickest way to the interpretation of dreams.
(a) Ignorance.
(b) Composition.
(c) Inclusion.
(d) Decomposition.
8. From whose Cycle of Melusine does the painting that is a reference to Freud's dream of the bathers come?
(a) Picasso.
(b) Schwind.
(c) Fragonard.
(d) Caravaggio.
9. How does Freud characterize the bond between complicated nature of dreams and the difficulty expressing thoughts connected to the dream?
(a) As lacking motive.
(b) As detached.
(c) As inconclusive.
(d) As intimate.
10. The dream of Freud's own about Mrs. E.L. appears confusing and meaningless to Freud's _____.
(a) Decision-making process.
(b) Morality.
(c) Memory.
(d) Taste.
11. How does Freud say that dreams were regarded by pre-scientific people upon wakening in terms of manifestation of higher powers?
(a) As worthless.
(b) As informative.
(c) As instructional for the future.
(d) As friendly or hostile.
12. Freud says that many philosophers maintain that dreams have their origin in _____.
(a) Real spiritual excitations.
(b) Artistic expression.
(c) Past lives.
(d) Common childhood fantasies.
13. What does the patient whose sister has come to Freud for help say over and over?
(a) "Nature! Nature!"
(b) "Let me be!"
(c) "Hold my hand."
(d) "Never! Never!"
14. How does Freud characterize the question as to the meaning of the dream?
(a) As double-sided.
(b) As single-minded.
(c) As reproachful.
(d) As comical.
15. What does Freud say the boy of eight sees the heroes that he reads about as?
(a) Teachers.
(b) Models.
(c) Father figures.
(d) Enemies.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is sitting in Freud's lap during the dream where he is riding in the carriage?
2. What is the name of the new investigative tool that Freud uses to interpret dreams?
3. Freud states that rigid-minded people say that dreams are but _____.
4. The third group of dreams is categorized as _____.
5. Schubert saw dreams as a detachment of the soul from the _____.
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