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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The husband of one woman who had "given into" Rasputin was _____ more than _____.
(a) Angry/Pleased.
(b) Annoyed/Angry.
(c) Confused/Depressed.
(d) Honored/Upset.

2. In The Coquette, how is the wife that the author describes cold?
(a) She ignores her husband when he talks to her.
(b) She complains about his friends, when he is clearly lonely.
(c) She says she would prefer the company of generals than her husband.
(d) She refuses the companionship that her husband repeatedly asks for.

3. The author uses an example of a world leader and a _____ to illustrate entering one's spirit.
(a) Rival leader.
(b) Journalist.
(c) Priest.
(d) Concubine.

4. What can be used as part of the seductive strategy, if one has what the other wants?
(a) Blackmail.
(b) Sharing.
(c) Indulgence.
(d) Bartering.

5. What does President Kennedy partially use to win over the masses?
(a) Wealth.
(b) Basic theatre skills.
(c) Connections.
(d) Magic tricks.

6. What is Casanova's counterpart famous for?
(a) Having a famous spouse.
(b) Interviewing world leaders.
(c) Socializing with wealthy people.
(d) Being a destroyer of men.

7. The chapter, "Master the Art of Insinuation" states that society has forced the married woman to make pretenses of being pursued and to appear to be the what?
(a) Weaker fair dame.
(b) Silent but deadly type.
(c) Other woman.
(d) Seductress.

8. The author says that the art of seduction leads to justified _____ or to _____ pertaining to people's social behaviors.
(a) Games/Agitation.
(b) Lies/Deceit.
(c) Anger/Aggression.
(d) Caution/Paranoic anxiety.

9. With men who are Rakes, the harder a woman is to get, the what?
(a) More frustrated he becomes.
(b) Harder he will try.
(c) Less he will try.
(d) More angry he becomes.

10. What word does the author use to describe people who are impervious to attempts to charm them?
(a) Stubborn.
(b) Cold.
(c) Disturbed.
(d) Immunity.

11. The author emphasizes that most victims are what?
(a) Going to fall for anything.
(b) Lonely.
(c) Desperate.
(d) Willing ones.

12. What do seducers partly do through seduction?
(a) Spread love.
(b) Give away part of their souls.
(c) Cause long-term damage.
(d) Fill a need.

13. The example of the indulging world leader mirrors how _____ were financially indulged by their lovers.
(a) Poets.
(b) Wives.
(c) Courtesans.
(d) Husbands.

14. How can people fight their Anti-Seducer tendencies?
(a) By rooting it out of themselves.
(b) By being more open-minded.
(c) By being honest.
(d) By learning how to belly dance.

15. The author compares indirect approaches of seduction to what?
(a) Jumping rope.
(b) Military strategy.
(c) Martial arts.
(d) Playing chess.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the author say people have the power to cultivate?

2. What charming woman does the author describe whose persuasiveness and popularity were so intense that people rejected her husband?

3. In The Natural/The Coquette, the author describe a woman who is able to receive funding through _____ rather than _____.

4. The author says there is a great element of _____ involved in sending mixed signals.

5. The author explains that gaining popularity applies to _____ as much as it does to romance.

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