3. By taking the time to consider the answer to #56, this allows for ___________ the first interpretation.
(a) uncovering
(b) mastering
(c) listening to
(d) ignoring

4. According to Schleiermacher's theory, when we are away, we experience brain activity through ______.
(a) ideas
(b) images
(c) words
(d) concepts

5. Freud gives a ___________ background of the dream as it was regarded.
(a) argumentative
(b) simple
(c) historical
(d) daring

6. Included in the importance of forgetting dream matter is how __________________ a dream is.
(a) ordered or disordered
(b) dark or light
(c) simple or difficult
(d) light or heavy

7. The interpretation of dreams begins with the _________ content of the dream.
(a) thought
(b) obvious
(c) visual
(d) internal

8. Freud does not say there is only one kind of dream as this theory would be easily _________.
(a) refuted
(b) identified
(c) agreed with
(d) understood

9. Whose poetry does Freud cite as evidence of his own dream manifestations?
(a) Lucretius
(b) Dickinson
(c) Frost
(d) Shakespeare

10. Who thinks dreams with moral issues are actually the responsibility of the dreamer?
(a) Ferrer
(b) Freud
(c) Hillebrandt
(d) Jung

11. The answer to #92, these may or may not be ___________ during waking hours.
(a) obvious
(b) ordinary
(c) available
(d) realistic

12. What tends to appear in dreams?
(a) Childhood memories
(b) Calculations
(c) People we love
(d) Words

13. Whose dream theories does Freud agree with in this section?
(a) Carrient
(b) R.A. Scherner
(c) No one's
(d) Hillebrandt

14. Freud hopes he will be able to _______ the dream process.
(a) argue
(b) discover
(c) clarify
(d) identify

15. Freud says that the doctrine is not based on an interpretation of the obvious _______ of dream content.
(a) symbols
(b) memories
(c) background
(d) parts