2. How does the woman who is married in the theater dream feel about having married so young?
(a) Fulfilled.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Stupid.
(d) Owned.

3. The day of the dream, the woman had taken a ticket to a/an _____ by the man she loved.
(a) Lecture.
(b) Play.
(c) Art show.
(d) Concert.

4. The first steps into the unknown territory involve a clear conception of the _____ of dreams.
(a) Origin.
(b) Construction.
(c) Layout.
(d) Characterization.

5. How many classes are dreams about the realization of desire divided into, according to Freud?
(a) Seven.
(b) Six.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.

6. What kind of thought can provoke the liveliest opposition in Freud?
(a) The most crass.
(b) The oldest.
(c) The most innocuous.
(d) The least favorable.

7. Freud sees it as impossible not to recognize a causal relationship between _____ and the state of repression.
(a) Food intake.
(b) Obscurity of dream content.
(c) Attitude of family members.
(d) Physical abuse.

8. Censorship commands complete _____ when a person awakens.
(a) Disintegration.
(b) Attention.
(c) Distraction.
(d) Sway.

9. Censorship is never absent, it is merely _____ during sleep.
(a) Off guard.
(b) Hiding.
(c) Asleep.
(d) Lying to a person.

10. Certain _____ occur in dream content when a person is asleep.
(a) Alterations.
(b) Correlations.
(c) Magnifications.
(d) Confrontations.

11. An adult learns to postpone _____.
(a) Aspirations.
(b) The dream state.
(c) Eating.
(d) Sleep.

12. _____ is part of the foundation for the origin of many other psychological processes.
(a) Repression.
(b) Confession.
(c) Regression.
(d) Creation.

13. There are definite dreams with a painful content that do not contain _____.
(a) People.
(b) Sound.
(c) Relationships.
(d) Anxiety.

14. Freud calls his theory of the formation of dreams _____.
(a) Crude.
(b) Inconclusive.
(c) Brilliant.
(d) Guesswork.

15. Freud's idea of the facade comes about as a result of a regard for _____ concerning dreams.
(a) Spirituality.
(b) Separation.
(c) Intelligibility.
(d) Dominance.