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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 16: Prove Yourself.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the author say is disconcerting about the woman described in Chapter 16, "Prove Yourself"?
(a) She is not being honest about her past.
(b) She is being abused.
(c) She is married, yet engaged in a lasting romance with a lover.
(d) She is pregnant and does not know who the father is.

2. What is the primary focus during the "proving phase", discussed in Chapter 16?
(a) The man.
(b) Showing off.
(c) Skills.
(d) The woman.

3. Proving yourself to a target, writes the author, is a good way to _____ within the relationship.
(a) Play with the tensions.
(b) Build trust.
(c) Create drama and suspense.
(d) Find independence.

4. Casanova gets _____ by his counterpart, even though she _____him.
(a) Seduced/Despises.
(b) Rejected/Wants.
(c) Ruined/Warns.
(d) Attacked/Loves.

5. The author warns readers that _____ is a danger to _____ in seduction.
(a) Reality/Success.
(b) Repression/Expression.
(c) Falling in love/Variety.
(d) A spouse/Happiness.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author emphasizes that most victims are what?

2. What does the author say proving yourself will do for the target?

3. How does the author warn readers at the start of Book 1?

4. What is Casanova's counterpart famous for?

5. What does the author say seducers have the ability to stir up during the experience of seduction?

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