2. What is also included in the section about understanding human sexuality in "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) Menopause.
(b) Male and female puberty.
(c) The difference of infantile and adult sexuality.
(d) The female menstrual cycle.

3. What does Freud say about anyone who intends to give therapy?
(a) That they should have similar experiences.
(b) That they should take therapeutic advice.
(c) That they should take medication.
(d) That they shouldn't have a mental disruption.

4. What does Freud find as the cause of most neuroses?
(a) Misconception of facts.
(b) Fears of the unknown.
(c) Fears caused by actual events.
(d) Experiencing a death.

5. What does Freud want to constantly be reminded of throughout his book?
(a) The mind and body forever change, so nothing is permanent.
(b) He tested and proved everything he declares.
(c) These are all hypotheses.
(d) Hysterical and neurotic symptoms can be cured.

6. Who did the translations of Freud's work from German to English?
(a) W. W. Norton and Company Inc.
(b) Freud.
(c) It is unclear who translated the text.
(d) Peter Gay.

7. How does the therapist of the nicknamed patient term his descriptions of childhood experiences?
(a) Obsessive in quality.
(b) Apathetic.
(c) Hateful.
(d) Obsessive in quantity.

8. How is Freud being viewed by the culture in the chapter "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) Eager to please.
(b) Successful and popular.
(c) Weary of his ideas.
(d) Smart and brilliant.

9. How does Freud view the woman's complaint about her therapist's advice?
(a) The therapist is careless with the patient's feelings.
(b) Their is a distortion between what the therapist said and how it was taken by the patient.
(c) The patient was not allowing the treatment to take full effect.
(d) The therapist was entirely correct.

10. What term is also defined by one or more symptoms in "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) Hysteria.
(b) Neuroses.
(c) Psychoanalysis.
(d) Psychology.

11. What does Freud say about children under 5 years old in "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) They do not understand gender differences.
(b) They are not conscious the sexual masturbation occurring in them.
(c) They would marry both of their parents.
(d) They love candy.

12. What does Freud refer to as an 'incurable ailment'?
(a) Dora.
(b) A side issue.
(c) Doomed illness.
(d) A side note.

13. Why was the Psycho-Analytic Society formed?
(a) To practice legal research.
(b) To improve Freud's popularity.
(c) To maintain quantity.
(d) To maintain quality.

14. What happens to the patient that makes her sick in "The Making of Psychoanalysis"?
(a) Her father is dying.
(b) She has a brain tumor.
(c) She lost her baby.
(d) Her mother is dying.

15. What does the editor say about the patient's healing in "The Making of Psychoanalysis"?
(a) It shows she never was sick to begin with.
(b) It shows you have to fight for it.
(c) It shows the temporariness of mental illness.
(d) It shows that physical and mental illness are separate.