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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2: Create a False Sense of Security-Approach Indirectly.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What worked "like a charm" in the Madame's relationship with the King?
(a) She learned to cook all of his favorite meals.
(b) She nurtured herself and the King.
(c) She only said kind things to him.
(d) She spread rumors about the other women.

2. Why did Queen Victoria become one of Disraeli's strongest supporters?
(a) He learned how to read her mind.
(b) He was one of her supporters.
(c) She felt sorry for him.
(d) She was blackmailed into supporting him.

3. In the same example from Chapter 2: Create a False Sense of Security-Approach Indirectly, how does the man indirectly attempt to seduce the woman?
(a) He befriends the woman without trying to take the relationship in a physical direction.
(b) He starts dating the woman's friends.
(c) He gets to know the woman's family.
(d) He begins to write plays about love.

4. How does the author say one defies the rules of seduction?
(a) By being ugly.
(b) By asking too many questions.
(c) By not following one's heart.
(d) By not playing along.

5. The author states that the power of what is not rooted in physical appearance?
(a) Charm.
(b) Beauty.
(c) Seduction.
(d) Charisma.

Short Answer Questions

1. How can people fight their Anti-Seducer tendencies?

2. What does Rasputin, the poor peasant, call the well-off?

3. What was "the trick," that the author describes, that was used against Cleopatra?

4. The author states that many of the world's greatest ____ have been charming.

5. What famous Madame does the author describe as the main figure in The Ideal Lover?

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