LITERARY THEORIES
1.	Psychoanalysis	2.	Postcolonialism
3.	Feminism	4.	Eco-Criticism
5.	Structuralism	6.	Poststructuralism
7.	Modernism	8.	Postmodernism
9.	New Criticism	10.	New Historicism
11.	Formalism	12.	Cultural Materialism
13.	Marxism	14.

It is corollary with the child’s desire to replace or ___________the parent of the same sex.

A. Suppress
B. Hate
C. Fix
D. Kill

D. Kill

The basic conflict of the Phallic stage centers around the unconscious ____________ desire of the child for the parents of the opposite sex.

A. Incestuous
B. Sexual
C. Strong
D. Vengeance

A. Incestuous

_______________ is derived from the phallic region, through behaviours such as masturbation and through fantasies.

A. Pleasure
B. Hope
C. Emotions
D. Logic

A. Pleasure

In_____stage children aged from 3 to 6 years seem to spend a good deal of time exploring and manipulating the genitals their own and others.

A. oral
B. Phallic
C. Preoperational
D. Adolescence

B. Phallic

A______at anal stage is identified as the reason for the development of an “anal retentive” personality described as being stubborn and stingy.

A. Revival
B. Training
C. Disorder
D. Fixation

D. Fixation

Elimination of faces gives pleasure to the child, but with the onset of toilet training s/he is forced to postpone or delete this________

A. Activity
B. Pleasure
C. Task
D. Training

B. Pleasure

In____________stage, anus is the prime source of pleasure.

A. Phallic
B. Oral
C. Last
D. Anal

D. Anal

The oral stage as Freud calls it, is the first phase of_______________life and is associated with the drive to incorporate objects.

A. Sexual
B. Mortal
C. Student
D. Marital

A. Sexual

Oral stage ends at the time of weaning and the infant’s focus is ____.

A. Shifted
B. Sharpen
C. Deep
D. Still

A. Shifted

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