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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. How did the author explain the effects of love on the uncouth man?
(a) He will never truly be loved.
(b) He truly becomes handsome when he is loved.
(c) He cannot love in return.
(d) He can be seen as handsome by someone who loves him.
2. In the first dialogue, how did the conversation between the middle class man and the middle class woman begin?
(a) The man greeted the woman normally and the woman made conversation naturally.
(b) The man greeted the woman normally, but only because she was with another female.
(c) The woman initiated the greeting but allowed the man to make conversation.
(d) The man waited for permission to approach the woman, greeting her with reverence and made conversation.
3. What did the author suggest that a middle class man always do in a conversation with a middle class woman?
(a) Amuse her.
(b) Amaze her.
(c) Lead her.
(d) Flatter her.
4. In the four-stage theory of appropriate development of love, what is the third stage?
(a) Whole person.
(b) Embrace.
(c) Hope.
(d) Kiss.
5. Should a middle class man approach a very wise noblewoman, what is the risk he takes in conducting himself poorly?
(a) Appearing foolish.
(b) Being offensive.
(c) Embarrassing himself.
(d) Boring her.
Short Answer Questions
1. Recalling the thing the author suggested a middle class man always do in a conversation with a middle class woman, when did he suggest that it be done in the course of a conversation?
2. When the middle class man decided to suggest a relationship with the middle class woman, how did he proceed?
3. Which way of acquiring love does so with little effort?
4. Of the five ways to acquire love, what should wise lovers look for to attain a lasting love?
5. How did the author explain the connection between love and greed?
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