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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. What symbol of sexuality does Freud associate with agriculture?
(a) Cows.
(b) Corn.
(c) Seed.
(d) Eggplant.

2. What are most people awakened by, according to Burdach?
(a) The sound of their own names.
(b) The sounds of birds.
(c) The change of lighting.
(d) The opening of a door.

3. Freud categorizes the woman's dream about the funeral as one of _____.
(a) Dread.
(b) Paralysis.
(c) Impatience.
(d) Coping.

4. Dreams which express ______ desires constitute the larger number of dreams.
(a) Veiled.
(b) Ancient.
(c) Happy.
(d) Obvious.

5. What part of the content is not to be interpreted symbolically?
(a) Original.
(b) Latent.
(c) Manifest.
(d) The whole.

Short Answer Questions

1. What means of presentation is used to answer the requirements of repressed sexuality?

2. What kind of thought can provoke the liveliest opposition in Freud?

3. The first steps into the unknown territory involve a clear conception of the _____ of dreams.

4. When someone is presented with a language that is not understood, the person falls back on what is _____.

5. At the _____ of the two psychical apparatuses exists censorship.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the nature of adult dreams, according to Freud?

2. Why does Freud say that dream work is a special psychical process?

3. What does Freud say the ability of dreams to tell the future?

4. What happens to the woman the day of the dream she has about the funeral and why is this significant??

5. How are obscure dreams formed?

6. How are forgetting and suppression related?

7. What happens when the woman from the theater dream uncovers her repressed thoughts?

8. What is the difference between internal and external stimulus?

9. What type of dream that expresses a desire is invariably accompanied by a feeling of dread and why?

10. Why do children sleep through the night?

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