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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. 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) Infantile regression.
(b) Parent regression.
(c) Childhood regression.
(d) Neonatal regression.

3. What does the author say seduction involves in Chapter 9?
(a) Disappointment.
(b) Destruction.
(c) Denial.
(d) Deception.

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

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

6. How does the author say seducers should work the emotions of their victims?
(a) Be consistently cold and indifferent.
(b) Do something that annoys the victim on a regular basis.
(c) Criticize them then offer them sweets.
(d) Inflame their emotions then resume being nice.

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

8. The author also suggests that all relationships based in _____ and _____ are boring.
(a) Truth/Reality.
(b) Imagination/Illusions.
(c) Religion/Education.
(d) Fun/Adventure.

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

10. What is a happily ever after romance referred to in Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process"?
(a) The anti-seduction.
(b) The marriage point.
(c) An outlier.
(d) The everlasting seduction.

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

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) Ideas.
(b) Television ads.
(c) Campaigning.
(d) Promises.

13. 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.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

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

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

3. What well known fact does the author say the historical figure proclaims?

4. What does the author say is often stirred up in intimacy, especially romance?

5. How does the author attack the love of kindness in Chapter 20, "Mix Pleasure with Pain"?

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