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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. What does the author say causes pain and tension, yet is the source of some of life's most inspiring dramas?
(a) Differing values.
(b) Sharing morals.
(c) Similar upbringings.
(d) Churches.

4. How does a father in Chapter 9 attempt to protect his daughter from Casanova?
(a) He tells her that Casanova is dead.
(b) He tries to kill Casanova.
(c) He forbids her from seeing Casanova.
(d) He sends her away to a convent.

5. When people regress to when they were babies, the author claims they are cast back to their feelings of what?
(a) Emotional dependency.
(b) Losing their speech.
(c) Fearlessness.
(d) Innocence.

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

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

8. 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) Charming/Household chores.
(c) Wealthy/Giving attention.
(d) Faithful/Romance.

9. What does the author say proving yourself will do for the target?
(a) Helps the target feel more loved.
(b) Helps the target grow professionally.
(c) Helps the target find a life purpose.
(d) Helps the target's overall health.

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

11. What options does the author say seducers have after a few trysts?
(a) Reflection or rejection.
(b) Mastery or misery.
(c) Seduction or reduction.
(d) Separation or integration.

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

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

14. 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 has a bad reputation.
(d) She is happily married.

15. What is the primary focus during the "proving phase", discussed in Chapter 16?
(a) Showing off.
(b) The woman.
(c) The man.
(d) Skills.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the author say people should do to nurture fantasy?

2. What does the author say is disconcerting about the woman described in Chapter 16, "Prove Yourself"?

3. Who does the author say is a seducer, despite his honesty in relationships?

4. What strategy does the repenting man use on his target in "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?

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

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