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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. By mixing pleasure with pain, what does the author say the seducer can turn the seduced into?
(a) An addict.
(b) A mistress.
(c) A seducer.
(d) A jerk.

2. What is the real cause for the vulnerabilities of the man described in Chapter 13, "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?
(a) A lack of male friendship.
(b) Another woman who he is also trying to seduce.
(c) A recent job loss from a high-ranking position.
(d) Low self-esteem.

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

4. What does the author claim seductive writing is a fabulous form of?
(a) Marketing.
(b) Advertising copy.
(c) Speech writing.
(d) Debating.

5. In Chapter 21, turning tables in seduction usually means the love opponent has flipped from being the _____ to the _____.
(a) One in control/One being controlled.
(b) Passive one/Agressive one.
(c) One who asks questions/One who answers them.
(d) Jerk/Hero.

6. In "Use the Demonic Power of Words to Sow Confusion", the author tells readers to practice seeming what?
(a) Loved.
(b) Sincere.
(c) Happy.
(d) Popular.

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

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

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

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

11. 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) Control/Connection.
(b) Ignore/Tantrum.
(c) Cultivate/Attachment.
(d) Honor/Response.

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

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is most spectacular about the tale of Casanova and Mathilde?

2. When people regress to when they were babies, the author claims they are cast back to their feelings of what?

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

4. The story in Chapter 14, "Confuse Desire and Reality - The Perfect Illusion", of a woman attempting to buy an expensive diamond necklace is an example of what?

5. What options does the author say seducers have after a few trysts?

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