2. What does Freud intend to do by looking at Da Vinci?
(a) Discern important facts about art.
(b) Disecern important facts about the Reniassance.
(c) Discern important facts about human psychology.
(d) Discern important facts about Italy.

3. What images result when a child's attempts to retain the image of his or her parents?
(a) Nothing.
(b) A fantasy version of their parents takes place.
(c) A real version of their parents takes place.
(d) The image is distorted.

4. What does Freud discern is very unlikely Da Vinci ever did?
(a) Read a book.
(b) Saw a movie.
(c) Slept with a woman.
(d) Ate an animal.

5. Which family relationship does Freud focus on in "Family Romances"?
(a) Siblings and their parents.
(b) Siblings.
(c) Children and cousins.
(d) Children and parents.

6. What does Freud call the process of one generation superseding another?
(a) Desire to be better.
(b) Surpassion.
(c) Desire to overdo.
(d) The growth of civilization.

7. What smacks baby Da Vinci on the lips in his childhood memory?
(a) The vulture's tail.
(b) The crane's tail.
(c) The rooster's tail.
(d) The vulture's hand.

8. What is sexual sublimation?
(a) Hidden sexual desires.
(b) Channeling strong sexual energy into the artistic output.
(c) Repressed sexual desires.
(d) Desires seen in random and odd objects.

9. Who did Da Vinci have a strong identification with, like most homosexuals according to Freud?
(a) His best girl friend.
(b) His sister.
(c) His mother.
(d) His father.

10. What body part appears repeatedly in Da Vinci's art?
(a) Ears.
(b) Lips.
(c) Teeth.
(d) Fingers.

11. What stage takes on a sexual nature after the sexual differences of father and mother are recognized?
(a) The informative stage.
(b) The null stage.
(c) The hidden desire stage.
(d) The aesxual stage.

12. What did Da Vinci avoid eating?
(a) Bread.
(b) Lettuce.
(c) Rice.
(d) Animals.

13. How do children tend to think of the father, according to Freud?
(a) That he is a warrior.
(b) That he is the strongest of men.
(c) That he is handsome.
(d) That he is a liar.

14. How does the child view his parents, according to Freud?
(a) Perfect.
(b) Like God.
(c) As the greatest people.
(d) As the worst people.

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