2. What does the "Inversion, absolute, amphigenic and contingent" section address?
(a) Predominant heterosexuals will typically manifest some homosexual leanings.
(b) Mixed gender sexuality preference.
(c) True homosexuality.
(d) Absolute sexuality with no deviations of sexual preference.

3. What term does Freud use as an alternate to homosexual?
(a) Backward.
(b) Reversal.
(c) Inversion.
(d) Transposition.

4. According to Freud, around what does the study of psychoanalysis revolve?
(a) Trusting one's therapist.
(b) The desire to want to get better.
(c) Hypnosis.
(d) Replacement of pleasure principle by reality.

5. What does each section pertain to in "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) Adolescent masturbation.
(b) Homosexuality.
(c) Nightmares.
(d) Infantile masturbation.

6. What does the Final Paper focus on in the Chapter "Character and Anal Eroticism"?
(a) Transformation.
(b) Homosexuality.
(c) The Two Principles of Mental Functioning
(d) "Wild" Psycho-Analysis.

7. What is the patient nicknamed in "Obsessional Neuroses"?
(a) Rat Man.
(b) Man King.
(c) Mouse trap.
(d) Rat King.

8. Who is the editor of The Freud Reader?
(a) Gary Peters.
(b) Pete Graves.
(c) Pete Gary.
(d) Peter Gay.

9. What is the result of Freud's patient's experience in the chapter "Dreams"?
(a) She is hysterical.
(b) She is happy.
(c) She feels abused and used.
(d) She wants to see her mother.

10. Who does Freud criticize in the beginning of "Therapy and Technique"?
(a) Others errors made in this practice.
(b) Carl Jung.
(c) Charcot.
(d) Himself.

11. What did Freud's mentor decipher?
(a) How to diagnose a severe case of multiple personalities.
(b) Dora's illness.
(c) The reasons people are neurotic.
(d) Hysterical and neurotic symptoms in men and women.

12. What symptoms does Freud's patient have after the experience in "Dreams"?
(a) Migraines and problems with amnesia.
(b) A stomach ache.
(c) Irritable Bowl Syndrome.
(d) Red bumps.

13. According to Freud, what does a patient need to do during therapy?
(a) Confide in their therapist.
(b) Take medications.
(c) Report information voluntarily.
(d) Be alert.

14. What is 'Dora's' problem?
(a) She is a hysteric.
(b) She has an eating disorder.
(c) Her treatment is negatively affecting her home life.
(d) She is a neurotic.

15. What does Freud's term "wild" mean?
(a) Homosexuality.
(b) Desire for one's opposite innate reasoning.
(c) Mild to moderate hallucinations.
(d) Experiences that occur with an inexperienced therapist.