2. What does Lisa experience for the first time?
(a) A family.
(b) No hallucinations or unpleasant thoughts during sex.
(c) A man that loves her.
(d) The love of a child.

3. Why does Lyons suggest Lisa should work as a nurse?
(a) She is knowledgeable in the human anatomy.
(b) She is frustrated that people have to be listless and skeletal.
(c) She had begun studying to be a nurse.
(d) She is always helping others.

4. Why does Freud ask the woman to go home and write an interpretation of her hallucination?
(a) He is confused and upset by her writings.
(b) He is too embarrassed to read her writings.
(c) He is intrigued and wants to know how she interprets her hallucination.
(d) He is too tired and ill to interpret her hallucination.

5. Why does the woman want to destroy the writings?
(a) She believes she is cured and is embarrassed by the writings.
(b) She does not want Freud to study her any longer.
(c) She believes them to be the work of the devil.
(d) She believes they are an inaccurate portrayal of her mental state at the time.

6. What scars the woman's perfect memory of her mother?
(a) Her mother arguing with her aunt.
(b) Her mother divorcing her father.
(c) Her mother leaving her to go shopping.
(d) Her mother cavorting with her uncle.

7. Why does Freud threaten to quit the woman's therapy?
(a) She is completely healthy.
(b) She does not tell the complete truth.
(c) She is rude to Freud.
(d) He is tricking her into continuing her therapy.

8. Why does Lisa ignore her desires?
(a) Her singing is much improved.
(b) She can better concentrate.
(c) It is more peaceful.
(d) She wants to be more responsible.

9. Why is Lisa nervous about her performance?
(a) She has not performed in several years.
(b) She has never performed at La Scala.
(c) The audience will include members of the Italian government.
(d) She feels too old to sing the part of a young girl.

10. Why do the men force Lisa to perform oral sex on them?
(a) She is of Jewish descent.
(b) They do not like Catholics.
(c) She is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
(d) They enjoy torturing women.

11. 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 Anna's mother and Aunt.
(c) They are different sides of the woman.
(d) They are the women in Anna's life.

12. Feeling better, what does Anna do when she leaves Freud's care?
(a) She gets remarried.
(b) She moves to Kiev.
(c) She pursues her musical career again.
(d) She goes back to the health resort, Bad Gastein.

13. How does the news of the serial killer D'sseldorf affect Lisa?
(a) She is excited about the life of a serial killer.
(b) She is afraid to leave her home.
(c) She fears falling asleep at night.
(d) She is tortured by thoughts of him and murdered children.

14. The woman has a dream that makes her feel like she does not exist to Freud. What does this mean to Freud?
(a) Her body is fragile.
(b) She does not mean anything to any man.
(c) Her soul does not exist.
(d) She could kill herself.

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