Round 11
How much do you actually know about dreaming?
Ten questions on dreams, sleep and lucidity, drawn from the lessons on this site. Every answer comes with the fact behind it, the lesson it came from, and the papers that lesson cites. Nothing here asks what a dream means.
Why does the sleep log record alcohol, medication and sleep duration?
Where these questions come from
All 198 of them come off the lessons on this site, which is why every one carries the lesson it came from and the papers that lesson cites. It is a view over the same bank rather than a second copy, so a correction to a lesson corrects the quiz too. A round is 10 questions drawn across as many different lessons as possible, rather than four from one.
Every question tests recall of something stated: a prevalence figure, which stage the atonia belongs to, what a technique actually involves. None of them asks what a dream means, and none of them ever will. A symbol has no single correct reading, and a multiple-choice question implying otherwise would teach the opposite of every page it sat on.
Nothing is stored, nothing is graded and there is no account. If you want a score kept, the same questions appear at the end of each lesson for anybody signed in.