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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Screen Memories.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who are V. and C. Henri?
(a) An example of healthy daydreaming.
(b) An example of dependency.
(c) An example of childhood memory distortion.
(d) An example of neurosis.

2. What happens as a result of the conflict between the two forces in the case of childhood memories?
(a) A substitution of the memory occurs.
(b) A replacement of the memory occurs.
(c) A distorted version of the memory takes shape.
(d) Nothing.

3. At what age do dreams begin to take a narrative pattern?
(a) 7 years old.
(b) 6 years old.
(c) 5 years old.
(d) 8 years old.

4. What does Freud find to be important about one's childhood to adult memories?
(a) He finds no connection.
(b) The fact that our childhood memories differ in emotional power than our adult ones.
(c) The fact that our adult memories are literal and our childhood one's are not.
(d) The fact that our childhood memories reflect our hidden desires.

5. What does the first essay of "The Uncanny" discuss?
(a) Childhood disorders.
(b) Childhood illnesses.
(c) Childhood behaviors.
(d) Childhood memories.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why might a random scene appear to be important to an individual?

2. What does stealing the flowers represent in Henri's adolescent memory?

3. What are Henri and the person in his dream given?

4. How old was Henri in the other memory he recalls to Freud?

5. What does the bread in Henri's childhood memory represent?

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