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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 does the author say is one of women's natural fears regarding men?
(a) That men will become oppressors.
(b) That men will lie to them.
(c) That men will love them then leave them.
(d) That men will physically harm them.

2. 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 begins to write plays about love.
(b) He gets to know the woman's family.
(c) He starts dating the woman's friends.
(d) He befriends the woman without trying to take the relationship in a physical direction.

3. What does the author say epitomizes girlish charm?
(a) The little fairy tale princess with her shoes and gown.
(b) Girls with attitudes.
(c) Beauty pageant contestants.
(d) Ballerinas.

4. What is one practical use of being the Anti-Seducer, according to the chapter of the same name?
(a) Getting rid of unwanted people.
(b) Learning to play with people's minds.
(c) Getting attention for being annoying.
(d) Getting to know more people.

5. What type of women are especially trusting of male efforts to pursue friendships with them?
(a) Married women.
(b) Feminists.
(c) Young women.
(d) Professional women.

Short Answer Questions

1. What female philosopher is named as a female dandy?

2. What word does the author use to describe people who are impervious to attempts to charm them?

3. The author compares indirect approaches of seduction to what?

4. According to the author, what is charm a combination of?

5. What is the Ideal Lover a blend of?

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