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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The author encourages readers to help whomever they seduce work through _____, preferably _____ from childhood.
(a) Old feelings/Finishing unfinished business.
(b) As many relationships as possible/Old friends.
(c) Manipulation/Using taunting games learned.
(d) Counseling/Discussing issues.

2. What does the author say helps seducers find the best ways to prove themselves to targets?
(a) Being honest.
(b) Knowing the targets.
(c) Being wealthy.
(d) Having a history of long-term relationships.

3. Who does Johannes go through to become close to a woman he admires?
(a) A male friend.
(b) A matchmaker.
(c) The woman's aunt.
(d) The woman's father.

4. What is one way the author describes to weave fiction and nonfiction together when seducing?
(a) Spend every moment together.
(b) Role play.
(c) Go to the theatre.
(d) Watch television.

5. How does the author attack the love of kindness in Chapter 20, "Mix Pleasure with Pain"?
(a) He explains how kindness creates problems.
(b) He suggests that evil is another form of kindness.
(c) He tells seducers to avoid being too nice.
(d) He tells the reader that kindness is not love.

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

7. What does the author recommend for the slightest provocation after a seduction?
(a) A vacation.
(b) A marriage proposal.
(c) Counseling.
(d) A quick break.

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

9. Whose sister, described in Chapter 16, "Prove Yourself", terrified many with her success at seduction?
(a) Genji.
(b) Khan.
(c) Napoleon.
(d) Casanova.

10. How does a father in Chapter 9 attempt to protect his daughter from Casanova?
(a) He tries to kill Casanova.
(b) He tells her that Casanova is dead.
(c) He sends her away to a convent.
(d) He forbids her from seeing Casanova.

11. When Aly Khan decides to keep the woman he seduced, what becomes of her friends?
(a) Her friends let her go into a life of luxury and contentment.
(b) Her friends are invited to live at the estate.
(c) Her friends plea with Aly to become part of their circle.
(d) Her friends try to tell her she is making a mistake.

12. What does the author say people should do to nurture fantasy?
(a) Dodge familiarity.
(b) Be consistent.
(c) Accept loss.
(d) Be the change they want to see.

13. In an example of an intellectual seduction in Chapter 21, "Give them space to Fall - The Pursuer is Pursued", a beautiful woman manages to promote the arts by doing what?
(a) Offering regression sessions to her friends.
(b) Hosting a salon for writers.
(c) Taking pictures of herself reading books.
(d) Giving poetry workshops at museums.

14. What does the woman in Chapter 21 begin to receive from a secret admirer?
(a) Jewels.
(b) Flowers.
(c) Poems.
(d) Chocolates.

15. Who does the author say is a seducer, despite his honesty in relationships?
(a) Genji.
(b) Mark Antony.
(c) Kennedy.
(d) Lord Byron.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the woman in Chapter 21 receive from the admirer after a gap of time without hearing from him?

2. What qualities does the author say men possess that can be a double-edged matter for women?

3. Mathilde is not so much a real nun as a woman who is forced to live as if she what?

4. By mixing pleasure with pain, what does the author say the seducer can turn the seduced into?

5. What historical figure in Chapter 18, "Stir Up the Transgressive and Taboo" has a controversial relationship with a half sibling?

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