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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are men searching for when the admire women with long feet?
(a) The female privates.
(b) The male's penis.
(c) The male's privates.
(d) The female penis.

2. What does Freud argue the appearance of an emperor or empress means in one's dream?
(a) A representatio of the dreamer's parents.
(b) Their need for order and rule.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Their desire for authority.

3. What does the son believe if he has a sister?
(a) That his mother had an extramarital affair.
(b) That his sister is not really his sister.
(c) That his dad hurt his mother to have his sister.
(d) Nothing.

4. What does Freud suggest the psychoanalyst typically does to the person he or she is analyzing?
(a) Bring the great person down to their level.
(b) Praise them.
(c) Ignore their accomplishments.
(d) Critique them.

5. What does Freud discern is very unlikely Da Vinci ever did?
(a) Ate an animal.
(b) Saw a movie.
(c) Slept with a woman.
(d) Read a book.

6. What was the time period Da Vinci lived in like, according to Freud?
(a) Erotic.
(b) Beautiful.
(c) Sexual.
(d) Sensual.

7. What images result when a child's attempts to retain the image of his or her parents?
(a) The image is distorted.
(b) A fantasy version of their parents takes place.
(c) Nothing.
(d) A real version of their parents takes place.

8. What does Freud reason is really Da Vinci's memory?
(a) A fantasy of being loved.
(b) A fantasy of sucking on his mother's nippples.
(c) A fantasy of being hurt.
(d) A fantasy of being fed.

9. What text of literature does Freud mention in association to female and male familial fantasies?
(a) "Moby Dick."
(b) "Romeo and Juliet."
(c) "The Bible."
(d) "Oedipus Rex."

10. What does the first part of "Leonardo da Vinci and a Memory of his Childhood" discuss?
(a) What the artist can do for the public.
(b) Why he will analyze Da Vinci.
(c) The artist's eye.
(d) Why psychoanalysts should be interested in great thinkers like Da Vinci.

11. Who was Da Vinci only halfheartedly accepted by?
(a) His mother.
(b) His wife.
(c) His best friend.
(d) His father.

12. What stage takes on a sexual nature after the sexual differences of father and mother are recognized?
(a) The null stage.
(b) The aesxual stage.
(c) The informative stage.
(d) The hidden desire stage.

13. What is a child's perception of his or her parent's sexual role?
(a) They understand.
(b) They are ignorant to it.
(c) They are informed, but still do not understand.
(d) They do not understand.

14. What happens to a child's perception of their parents as a child grows mentally?
(a) They learn the ugly truth about their parents.
(b) They grow appreciative.
(c) Nothing.
(d) They begin to detest and resent their parents.

15. What does the child fantasize about in the third stage of the developmental process, according to Freud?
(a) Leaving his or her parents.
(b) Replacing his or her parents.
(c) Running away.
(d) Superseding his or her parents.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Freud focus on in the essay "Family Romances"?

2. What happens to prevent the reconciliation of the subconscious?

3. What does Freud associate Da Vinci's view of his father to?

4. Which family relationship does Freud focus on in "Family Romances"?

5. What is the word fly related to in many languages?

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