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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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) Offering regression sessions to her friends.
(b) Taking pictures of herself reading books.
(c) Hosting a salon for writers.
(d) Giving poetry workshops at museums.

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

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

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

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

6. What does the author suggest one do to take advantage of the mood and needs of the seducee?
(a) Lie.
(b) Praise.
(c) Adapt.
(d) Complain.

7. What does the author say is disconcerting about the woman described in Chapter 16, "Prove Yourself"?
(a) She is being abused.
(b) She is pregnant and does not know who the father is.
(c) She is married, yet engaged in a lasting romance with a lover.
(d) She is not being honest about her past.

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

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

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

11. The author suggests that all relationships rely on some element of _____ in order to be maintained.
(a) Theatrical illusion.
(b) Science fiction.
(c) Perfection.
(d) Devastation.

12. In another example of isolating the victim in Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process", what gift does a king in the fifth century B.C. receive?
(a) A diamond necklace.
(b) A castle.
(c) A lock.
(d) A woman.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

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

2. When Aly Khan decides to keep the woman he seduced, what becomes of her friends?

3. What is different about Errol Flynn's seduction of Nora Eddington in Chapter 22, "Use Physical Lures"?

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

5. What does the author say can support a seduction of a spouse or soldiers for a cause?

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