2. What seductive power does Lawrence use on his friends?
(a) He plays on his physical beauty.
(b) He criticizes them.
(c) He throws fabulous parties.
(d) He creates triangles.

3. What charming woman does the author describe whose persuasiveness and popularity were so intense that people rejected her husband?
(a) Catherine the Great of Russia.
(b) Queen Victoria.
(c) Princess Diana.
(d) Hillary Clinton.

4. Who does the author say the Rake in modern America might find his niche with?
(a) Ex-girlfriends.
(b) Single women.
(c) Married women.
(d) Online daters.

5. What group does the author say makes great targets and victims of seduction?
(a) People who are weak.
(b) People who are at least in part unhappy.
(c) People prone to addictions.
(d) People who are content.

6. The author says that Andy Warhol retained an aura of _____, regardless of whether or not he _____.
(a) Creativity/Deserved it.
(b) Sadness/Was happy.
(c) Mystery/Wanted to.
(d) Popularity/Tried.

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

8. Who does the author say attempts to create a union with a Russian Czar that will include a divorce from his wife?
(a) Napoleon.
(b) Warhol.
(c) Greene.
(d) Lord Byron.

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

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

11. Why is Genji sent away?
(a) It is time for him to be married.
(b) He is getting too much attention from women.
(c) He sleeps with someone close to the Emperor.
(d) He kills the Emperor.

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

13. What type of people does the author say are virtually impossible to seduce?
(a) Married people.
(b) Depressed people.
(c) Single people.
(d) Truly content people.

14. What type of seducer is poet Oscar Wilde known to be?
(a) Star.
(b) Rake.
(c) Coquette.
(d) Dandy.

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