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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 12, "Poeticize your Presence", the author asserts that players will avoid making their partner overly _____ of their whole _____.
(a) Scared/Game.
(b) Nervous/Relationship.
(c) Poetic/Presence.
(d) Aware/Truth.

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

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

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

5. What strategy does the repenting man use on his target in "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?
(a) Fear strategy.
(b) Victim strategy.
(c) Weak strategy.
(d) Vulnerable strategy.

6. In military terms, the author says, to seduce is to make _____ strategy.
(a) Desert.
(b) Combat.
(c) Offensive.
(d) Defensive.

7. What does the woman in Chapter 21 receive from the admirer after a gap of time without hearing from him?
(a) A book of his published poems.
(b) A silver vase.
(c) A wedding invitation.
(d) An angry letter.

8. 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) Similar upbringings.
(c) Sharing morals.
(d) Churches.

9. In an example of an intellectual seduction in Chapter 21, "Give them space to Fall - The Pursuer is Pursued", a beautiful woman manages to promote the arts by doing what?
(a) Hosting a salon for writers.
(b) Offering regression sessions to her friends.
(c) Giving poetry workshops at museums.
(d) Taking pictures of herself reading books.

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

11. Who is a man at the Court in love with, in Chapter 14?
(a) Marie Antoinette.
(b) Madame Bovary.
(c) A nobleman.
(d) A peasant.

12. 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.

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

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

15. The author describes the lure of _____ within a seduction in Chapter 18, "Stir Up the Transgressive and Taboo".
(a) Typical behaviors.
(b) Constructive criticism.
(c) Transgressive behaviors.
(d) Troubled times.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one way the author describes to weave fiction and nonfiction together when seducing?

2. Who does Johannes go through to become close to a woman he admires?

3. What term does the author use to describe the victim's idealized self-image, which is the key force that needs to be engaged?

4. What type of people does the author advise against wooing with Christian piety or the occult?

5. The author writes that Errol Flynn's seduction worked _____ rather than _____.

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