2. Upon whom are the man and woman based?
(a) Freud and his wife.
(b) Some honeymooners at Gastein.
(c) Anna and the men in her life.
(d) Anna's mother and uncle.

3. It's 1929, and an opera singer named Frau Elisabeth (Lisa) Erdman is traveling from Vienna to what city to perform in a show?
(a) Moscow.
(b) Kiev.
(c) London.
(d) Milan.

4. How does the woman appear when she returns from Gastein?
(a) To be changed.
(b) Even more ill.
(c) Schizophrenic.
(d) Sad.

5. What does Freud say the focus on orality ("sucking, biting, eating, gorging, taking in") reflects?
(a) Animal instincts.
(b) Being drawn in by something.
(c) Being attacked.
(d) A baby's first years.

6. Lisa spots a woman they know. Who is this woman?
(a) Another opera singer from La Scala.
(b) The conductor's daughter from the Kiev Opera, Sara.
(c) A neighbor from Vienna.
(d) The daughter of the cellist in the Kiev Opera, Sonia.

7. What information does the letter contain that Lisa receives?
(a) Freud has died.
(b) Victor has been murdered.
(c) Vera has died in childbirth.
(d) Vera has given birth to her child.

8. The writings, Freud says, allow the woman to do what?
(a) Show her abilities as a writer of fiction and a poet.
(b) Come to terms with her mother's faults and her own.
(c) Evaluate her sexuality.
(d) Rest and recuperate.

9. What does Lisa share in a Christmas letter to Aunt Magda?
(a) Stories of her family.
(b) Her life as an opera singer.
(c) Her experiences at La Scala.
(d) Information about her sessions with Freud.

10. Of what is the crowd unsure?
(a) What to take with them.
(b) What they are protesting.
(c) Who is in charge of them.
(d) Where they are going.

11. How does Lisa convince the soldier to believe she is a Jew?
(a) She shows him her Star of David.
(b) She shows him her Hebrew Bible.
(c) She recites Hebrew.
(d) She has Jewish features.

12. What is a clue to what is really harming the woman?
(a) Her time spent in Bad Gastein.
(b) Her early relationships.
(c) How she relates to Freud.
(d) Her breast and ovary pain.

13. What does Freud decide is the root of the woman's hysteria?
(a) Her mother's affair.
(b) Her husband.
(c) Her sexual history.
(d) Her father.

14. Freud asks those who read the woman's writings to realize what about the women in the hotel?
(a) They are the woman's friends.
(b) They are different sides of the woman.
(c) They are the women in Anna's life.
(d) They are Anna's mother and Aunt.

15. Why does Freud find the woman impenetrable?
(a) She lies to him.
(b) She keeps important information from him.
(c) She believes she is healthy.
(d) He has still not found the source of her hysteria.