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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

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

4. In "Poeticize your Presence", what is described as a fine element of seduction for those who are suited to giving or receiving it?
(a) Massage.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Jewelry.
(d) Theatre.

5. Mathilde is not so much a real nun as a woman who is forced to live as if she what?
(a) Wants to be married.
(b) Cared about sisterhood.
(c) Has no control.
(d) Were a nun.

6. What does the author recommend for the slightest provocation after a seduction?
(a) A vacation.
(b) A marriage proposal.
(c) A quick break.
(d) Counseling.

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

8. What does the woman in Chapter 21 begin to receive from a secret admirer?
(a) Jewels.
(b) Chocolates.
(c) Flowers.
(d) Poems.

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

10. What type of job does Rohan have in Chapter 14?
(a) A servant.
(b) A cook.
(c) A missionary.
(d) A farmer.

11. What emotion does the author say in "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability" is attractive?
(a) Happiness.
(b) Anger.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Resentment.

12. How does the strategy used by the man in Chapter 13 help gain sympathy from the seducee?
(a) The strategy requires the seducer to cry and complain for days at a time.
(b) The strategy requires the seducer to fake an injury.
(c) The strategy makes the seducee perceive the seducer as a victim.
(d) The strategy confuses the seducee into believing the seducer is a victim.

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

14. What does the author say is easier to accomplish in a repressive culture?
(a) Justified rage.
(b) Citizenship.
(c) A hoax.
(d) Harmless transgression.

15. What does the author say adds to the needed sense of sincerity when showing weakness and vulnerability?
(a) If the story is actually true.
(b) Swearing that the story is true.
(c) Tears.
(d) Talking as loud as possible.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the primary focus during the "proving phase", discussed in Chapter 16?

2. How does the author say seducers should work the emotions of their victims?

3. In Chapter 13, what is the woman like that the seducer goes after?

4. 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?

5. What historical figure in Chapter 18, "Stir Up the Transgressive and Taboo" has a controversial relationship with a half sibling?

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