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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. 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) Jerk/Hero.
(d) One who asks questions/One who answers them.

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

4. How does the woman in Chapter 21 shift her behavior after she receives the gift?
(a) She begins writing her own book of poetry.
(b) She becomes jealous of his success.
(c) She begins pursuing the man who once admired her.
(d) She becomes deeply depressed.

5. 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?
(a) Poverty.
(b) A hoax.
(c) Selfishness.
(d) Wealth.

6. What is most spectacular about the tale of Casanova and Mathilde?
(a) It is a love story with absolutely no drama.
(b) It is a case where the couple lives happily ever after.
(c) It is a known case where Casanova is seduced by a woman.
(d) It illustrates how weak Casanova is.

7. What does the author say helps seducers find the best ways to prove themselves to targets?
(a) Being wealthy.
(b) Having a history of long-term relationships.
(c) Being honest.
(d) Knowing the targets.

8. Who does Johannes go through to become close to a woman he admires?
(a) The woman's father.
(b) A male friend.
(c) A matchmaker.
(d) The woman's aunt.

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

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

11. What historical figure in Chapter 18, "Stir Up the Transgressive and Taboo" has a controversial relationship with a half sibling?
(a) Martin Luther King, Jr.
(b) Lord Byron.
(c) Andy Warhol.
(d) Henry James.

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

13. When Aly Khan decides to keep the woman he seduced, what becomes of her friends?
(a) Her friends let her go into a life of luxury and contentment.
(b) Her friends are invited to live at the estate.
(c) Her friends plea with Aly to become part of their circle.
(d) Her friends try to tell her she is making a mistake.

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

15. What is one way the author describes to weave fiction and nonfiction together when seducing?
(a) Role play.
(b) Go to the theatre.
(c) Spend every moment together.
(d) Watch television.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What is the relationship between Casanova and Mathilde dependent on?

3. What is the real cause for the vulnerabilities of the man described in Chapter 13, "Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability"?

4. What does the author claim seductive writing is a fabulous form of?

5. What type of job does Rohan have in Chapter 14?

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