View a FREE sample

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process", Aly Khan is not handsome nor monogamous, but is quite _____ and adept at _____.
(a) Faithful/Romance.
(b) Devoted to children/Babysitting.
(c) Wealthy/Giving attention.
(d) Charming/Household chores.

2. What living arrangement enabled Genji to have regular contact with his young conquest?
(a) Genji spent every weekend at the young woman's house.
(b) They shared a small cottage.
(c) They lived on the same estate.
(d) They were roommates.

3. Where does the author say exemplary relationships in the book come from?
(a) Politics.
(b) Popular historical figures.
(c) Works of fiction.
(d) Hollywood.

4. What does the author say the seducer can accomplish by isolating the victim?
(a) The seducer can become strongly planted in the mind of the victim.
(b) The seducer can do whatever he or she wants to the victim.
(c) The seducer can study with the victim.
(d) The seducer can get to know the victim.

5. The author says in "Mix Pleasure with Pain" that the seducer can _____ the victim's _____ to the emotional rushes of the ups and downs of life.
(a) Honor/Response.
(b) Control/Connection.
(c) Cultivate/Attachment.
(d) Ignore/Tantrum.

6. In Chapter 12, "Poeticize your Presence", the author asserts that players will avoid making their partner overly _____ of their whole _____.
(a) Aware/Truth.
(b) Scared/Game.
(c) Nervous/Relationship.
(d) Poetic/Presence.

7. In Chapter 19, "Use Spiritual Lures", what do people like to feel as much as they are drawn to naughtiness or evil?
(a) Feeling creative and crafty.
(b) Feeling lofty and righteous.
(c) Feeling smart and happy.
(d) Feeling lost and alone.

8. What is the real cause for the vulnerabilities of the man described in Chapter 13, "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?
(a) Another woman who he is also trying to seduce.
(b) A recent job loss from a high-ranking position.
(c) A lack of male friendship.
(d) Low self-esteem.

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

10. What strategy does the repenting man use on his target in "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?
(a) Vulnerable strategy.
(b) Fear strategy.
(c) Victim strategy.
(d) Weak strategy.

11. What emotion does the author say in "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability" is attractive?
(a) Happiness.
(b) Anger.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Resentment.

12. What does the author say is one of the most excellent ways in politics to involve oneself truly and in the realm of fantasy with another?
(a) Television ads.
(b) Campaigning.
(c) Ideas.
(d) Promises.

13. What does the author say is easier to accomplish in a repressive culture?
(a) Harmless transgression.
(b) A hoax.
(c) Citizenship.
(d) Justified rage.

14. What does the author say in "Mix Pleasure with Pain" is about being personal and emotionally engaged?
(a) Courtship.
(b) Arguments.
(c) Interviews.
(d) Marriage.

15. In Chapter 13, what is the woman like that the seducer goes after?
(a) She has a bad reputation.
(b) She has an excellent reputation and is of high status.
(c) She is happily married.
(d) She is a poor servant looking for a way out.

Short Answer Questions

1. The story in Chapter 14, "Confuse Desire and Reality - The Perfect Illusion", of a woman attempting to buy an expensive diamond necklace is an example of what?

2. What does the woman in Chapter 21 begin to receive from a secret admirer?

3. What does the author claim seductive writing is a fabulous form of?

4. What does the author recommend for the slightest provocation after a seduction?

5. What is a happily ever after romance referred to in Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process"?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 576 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample