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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What image does a child try to retain?
(a) The happy childhood he or she had.
(b) The good image of his parents.
(c) The bad image of his parents.
(d) The happy memories of his or her parents.

2. How was Da Vinci described?
(a) Imperfect and unhappy.
(b) Stable and happy.
(c) Unstable and melancholy.
(d) Happy and imperfect.

3. What happens in the second stage of a child's developmental process, according to Freud?
(a) The child loves no one.
(b) The child may begin to hate his or her parents.
(c) The child may fantasize that he or she was adopted.
(d) The child begins to question his or her parents.

4. What does Freud argue the common man may be interested in in "Leonardo da Vinci and a Memory of his Childhood"?
(a) The psychology of great persons.
(b) The desires of great persons.
(c) That Da Vinci is the greatest.
(d) The motivation of great persons.

5. What does Freud call the third stage of a child's developmental process?
(a) Family romance of the neurotics.
(b) Romance neurosis.
(c) Family neurtoics.
(d) Neurosis of the family.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was Da Vinci only halfheartedly accepted by?

2. What is sexual sublimation?

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

4. How does the son perceive his father after learning about his parent's sexual roles?

5. What did Da Vinci never take interest in?

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