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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book One, Introduction to the Treatise on Love, Chapter 6, Dialogues 1-3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to the author, what is the only way that a lover can accept something of value from the beloved?
(a) If it is given freely.
(b) If it was painful for the giver to give.
(c) Only if it caused the giver great joy.
(d) If the giver is in love, as well.
2. What did the author warn Walter not to be fooled by when looking for love?
(a) Someone with excess passion.
(b) Riches and promiscuity.
(c) Beauty or excellent talk.
(d) Age, either too young or too old.
3. Which way of acquiring love does so with little effort?
(a) Riches.
(b) Ready speech.
(c) Good character.
(d) Beauty.
4. According to the author, about what do people in love think continually?
(a) Fearful thoughts of rejection.
(b) Only happy things because love has colored their vision.
(c) Lustful thoughts.
(d) Each other.
5. How did the author approach the topic of homosexuality?
(a) He believed that love could only exist between a man and a woman.
(b) He believed that love between two women was an abomination, but love between two men was acceptable
(c) He believed that love between two men was an abomination, but love between two women was acceptable.
(d) He believed that love has no boundaries, but religion can interfere with true love.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to the author, what does love cause a person to seek above all other things?
2. When a middle class man suggests a relationship with a middle class woman and she resists him, how is the man to respond?
3. Before love becomes balanced on both sides, what did the author say happens to two people in love?
4. The author cautioned that a man of low social standing approaching a woman of nobility unless the man be of what?
5. How did the author describe the effects of age on love?
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