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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the woman in Chapter 21 receive from the admirer after a gap of time without hearing from him?
(a) A book of his published poems.
(b) A silver vase.
(c) An angry letter.
(d) A wedding invitation.

2. How does the author say women can be successful as seducers?
(a) By copying men.
(b) By dressing better.
(c) By making bold moves.
(d) By doing nothing.

3. What asset does the author say one should weave into his or her seductive system?
(a) Confidence.
(b) Personality.
(c) Sexual style.
(d) Intelligence.

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

5. What is the relationship between Casanova and Mathilde dependent on?
(a) Permission from Mathilde's father.
(b) Finances.
(c) A divorce.
(d) Difficult circumstances.

6. What activity is used as a powerful example of improving and advancing relationships in the chapter, "Use the Demonic Power of Words to Sow Confusion"?
(a) A book club.
(b) Letter writing.
(c) Counseling.
(d) Hiking.

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

8. According to the author, if a person is alone a lot, then the attentions received are liable to be what?
(a) Magnified.
(b) Boring.
(c) Ignored.
(d) Simple.

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

10. In "Poeticize your Presence", what is described as a fine element of seduction for those who are suited to giving or receiving it?
(a) Massage.
(b) Theatre.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Jewelry.

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

12. What does the author say is often stirred up in intimacy, especially romance?
(a) Compost.
(b) Physical ailments.
(c) Deep emotions.
(d) Children.

13. According to the author, seducers can nurture their victims' abilities to perceive their what?
(a) Poetry.
(b) Idealization.
(c) Presence.
(d) Reality.

14. How does the strategy used by the man in Chapter 13 help gain sympathy from the seducee?
(a) The strategy makes the seducee perceive the seducer as a victim.
(b) The strategy confuses the seducee into believing the seducer is a victim.
(c) The strategy requires the seducer to cry and complain for days at a time.
(d) The strategy requires the seducer to fake an injury.

15. 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 study with the victim.
(c) The seducer can do whatever he or she wants to the victim.
(d) The seducer can get to know the victim.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the relationship status of the historical figure's sibling in Chapter 18?

2. What activity did Genji share with his young conquest?

3. The author encourages readers to help whomever they seduce work through _____, preferably _____ from childhood.

4. The author suggests that all relationships rely on some element of _____ in order to be maintained.

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

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