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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is different about Errol Flynn's seduction of Nora Eddington in Chapter 22, "Use Physical Lures"?
(a) He takes his time.
(b) He is impatient.
(c) He seduces her through letters.
(d) He seduces her without talking.

2. Mathilde is not so much a real nun as a woman who is forced to live as if she what?
(a) Has no control.
(b) Were a nun.
(c) Cared about sisterhood.
(d) Wants to be married.

3. How does the regression strategy from Chapter 17 help seducers?
(a) It teaches mind control.
(b) It offers a short-term euphoria.
(c) It teaches them how to use emotions intentionally.
(d) It helps them financially.

4. The relationship between Casanova and Mathilde allows for _____ to be used and natural _____ to emerge.
(a) Flirtation/Love.
(b) Manipulation/Resentment.
(c) Harsh words/Sadness.
(d) Theatrical effort/Drama.

5. What does the author say transgressions and taboos are one step beyond?
(a) Libertine.
(b) Repression.
(c) Insanity.
(d) Obsessions.

6. In Chapter 14, who is the culprit for being the true buyer of the diamond necklace?
(a) Marie Antoinette.
(b) Another woman.
(c) Greene.
(d) Rohan.

7. What factors make letter writing ideal for Johannes and the woman he admires?
(a) Johannes is in prison and is not allowed visitors.
(b) The woman is shy and Johannes is able to woo her with words.
(c) The woman is a poet and Johannes loves poetry.
(d) The woman and Johannes live in different parts of the world.

8. What does the author say can support a seduction of a spouse or soldiers for a cause?
(a) Cultivating virtues of seducer's religion.
(b) Creating an Oedipal triangle.
(c) Keeping a concubine.
(d) Criticizing the other's beliefs.

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

10. What type of people does the author advise against wooing with Christian piety or the occult?
(a) Materialistic people.
(b) Earthy and cynical people.
(c) Troubled teens.
(d) Christians and Wiccans.

11. How does the woman in Chapter 21 shift her behavior after she receives the gift?
(a) She begins writing her own book of poetry.
(b) She becomes jealous of his success.
(c) She becomes deeply depressed.
(d) She begins pursuing the man who once admired her.

12. In another example of isolating the victim in Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process", what gift does a king in the fifth century B.C. receive?
(a) A woman.
(b) A castle.
(c) A diamond necklace.
(d) A lock.

13. What well known fact does the author say the historical figure proclaims?
(a) He is married to his sibling.
(b) He lives with a man.
(c) He is a starving artist.
(d) He has a child with his sibling.

14. What does the author say is to be evaded and escaped in seduction?
(a) Reality.
(b) Manipulation.
(c) Enemies.
(d) Friendship.

15. Who does the author say seduces many female lovers during private, spiritually oriented meetings?
(a) Rumpelstiltskin.
(b) Rasputin.
(c) Ramstein.
(d) Rimbaud.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What is the primary focus during the "proving phase", discussed in Chapter 16?

3. In "Poeticize your Presence", what is described as a fine element of seduction for those who are suited to giving or receiving it?

4. What is the real cause for the vulnerabilities of the man described in Chapter 13, "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?

5. What type of regression does the author say takes one to when he or she was a baby, or when one became a parent?

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