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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) Devoted to children/Babysitting.
(b) Faithful/Romance.
(c) Wealthy/Giving attention.
(d) Charming/Household chores.

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

3. The author writes that Errol Flynn's seduction worked _____ rather than _____.
(a) Eventually/Immediately.
(b) In theory/In reality.
(c) Quickly/Slowly.
(d) For the victim/For him.

4. How did Genji's attention to details make his younger conquest feel?
(a) Sorry.
(b) Happy.
(c) Flattered.
(d) Overwhelmed.

5. 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.

6. What type of regression does the author say takes one to when he or she was a baby, or when one became a parent?
(a) Childhood regression.
(b) Infantile regression.
(c) Parent regression.
(d) Neonatal regression.

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

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

9. 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) Ignore/Tantrum.
(c) Cultivate/Attachment.
(d) Control/Connection.

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

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

12. What qualities does the author say men possess that can be a double-edged matter for women?
(a) Their sexual assertiveness and agressiveness.
(b) Their inability to ask for directions.
(c) Their physical strength and confidence.
(d) Their desire to open doors for women.

13. What activity did Genji share with his young conquest?
(a) Art class.
(b) Archery.
(c) Music lessons.
(d) Horseback riding.

14. What is the relationship status of the historical figure's sibling in Chapter 18?
(a) Unknown.
(b) Single.
(c) Widow.
(d) Married.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the regression strategy from Chapter 17 help seducers?

2. In Chapter 21, turning tables in seduction usually means the love opponent has flipped from being the _____ to the _____.

3. The relationship between Casanova and Mathilde allows for _____ to be used and natural _____ to emerge.

4. What type of job does Rohan have in Chapter 14?

5. The author describes the lure of _____ within a seduction in Chapter 18, "Stir Up the Transgressive and Taboo".

(see the answer keys)

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