2. Burton gives examples of women following their husbands to war. Why did women do this?
(a) So they wouldn't be apart.
(b) To keep an eye on them.
(c) To be entertained.
(d) To prove themselves.

3. Burton explains that melancholy can be caused by a ______ for God.
(a) Love.
(b) Hate.
(c) Gift.
(d) Longing.

4. Member Four discusses the questionable _______ of love.
(a) Measurability.
(b) Falsehood.
(c) Permanence.
(d) Genuineness.

5. What does Alexander recommend as a cure for melancholy?
(a) Bathing.
(b) Eating.
(c) Traveling.
(d) Singing.

6. Positive symptoms of love can masquerade as reactions to ______.
(a) Comedy.
(b) Fear.
(c) Hate.
(d) Death.

7. Burton believes that distance from _______ causes change in skin color.
(a) The Middle Ages.
(b) The equator.
(c) God.
(d) Youth.

8. Burton believes jealousy is most often based on _______.
(a) Fact.
(b) Suspicion.
(c) Dreams.
(d) Rumors.

9. Burton discusses Alcibiades, a _______ of Plato.
(a) Uncle.
(b) Friend.
(c) Student.
(d) Enemy.

10. Burton believes that rectification of _____ is a cure for melancholy.
(a) Flaws.
(b) Land.
(c) Evil.
(d) Air.

11. What does the anecdote in Chapter 13 meant to discuss about women?
(a) Their ups and downs.
(b) Their secrets.
(c) Their flaws.
(d) Their beauty.

12. Love will lead to melancholy if there is ____.
(a) Food.
(b) God.
(c) Time.
(d) Excess.

13. In Burton's anecdote in Chapter 13, where is the unsuspecting man lead?
(a) Jail.
(b) A whorehouse.
(c) To a bar.
(d) To his new wife.

14. According to Christianity, good brings forth _____.
(a) Blessings.
(b) Good.
(c) Warnings.
(d) God.

15. Why does Burton believe he has limited knowledge on the subject of attraction?
(a) He's never been in love.
(b) He is a man.
(c) He thinks love is overrated.
(d) He is too vain.