2. In an attempt to bring order and meaning to a strange dream, a person wakes up and regards the dream as being _____.
(a) Infuriating at best.
(b) Utterly engaging.
(c) Quite mad.
(d) Fully understandable.

3. What is the miller awakened by, according to Burdach?
(a) His ill wife.
(b) His tired baby.
(c) The approach of horses.
(d) Cessation of the mill.

4. How long has the lady in the dream about the theater been married?
(a) Ten years.
(b) One year.
(c) One month.
(d) Twenty years.

5. Freud says people are right saying that dreams have the ability to _____.
(a) Obfuscate the present.
(b) Foretell the future.
(c) Erase the past.
(d) Release reality.

6. The day of the dream, the woman had taken a ticket to a/an _____ by the man she loved.
(a) Play.
(b) Art show.
(c) Concert.
(d) Lecture.

7. What are the wishes and fantasies of waking life called?
(a) Excursions.
(b) Coersions.
(c) Daydreams.
(d) Lapses in judgment.

8. What part of the content is not to be interpreted symbolically?
(a) The whole.
(b) Original.
(c) Latent.
(d) Manifest.

9. How does the woman who is married in the theater dream feel about having married so young?
(a) Anxious.
(b) Stupid.
(c) Fulfilled.
(d) Owned.

10. What does the symbol of a room mean?
(a) The mind.
(b) A brain.
(c) The sky.
(d) A woman.

11. What other phrase does Freud use for the state of repression?
(a) Inaccuracy of consciousness.
(b) Overt denial.
(c) Incapacity of consciousness.
(d) Covert denial.

12. Who is dead in the woman's dream about the funeral?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her great aunt.
(c) Her sister's child.
(d) Her sister.

13. Freud deeply wishes that his affection required no _____.
(a) Cordiality.
(b) Outlay.
(c) Displacement.
(d) Work.

14. The desires in meaningful dreams are _____.
(a) Explosive.
(b) Unrealized.
(c) Unimportant.
(d) Changing.

15. The acceptance of _____ is something found in dream work.
(a) Correlative creation.
(b) Superficial associations.
(c) Social laws.
(d) Acute stimulus.