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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. 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) Wants to be married.
(c) Cared about sisterhood.
(d) Were a nun.

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

4. In Chapter 20,"Mix Pleasure with Pain", who seduces the Shah of Iran?
(a) A belly dancer.
(b) A journalist.
(c) An artist.
(d) A boxer.

5. Where does the author say exemplary relationships in the book come from?
(a) Hollywood.
(b) Popular historical figures.
(c) Works of fiction.
(d) Politics.

6. What term does the author use to describe the victim's idealized self-image, which is the key force that needs to be engaged?
(a) Infantile regression.
(b) Ego ideal.
(c) Oedipal relationship.
(d) Childhood regression.

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

8. 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 known case where Casanova is seduced by a woman.
(c) It is a case where the couple lives happily ever after.
(d) It illustrates how weak Casanova is.

9. In Chapter 15, "The Seductive Process", Aly Khan is not handsome nor monogamous, but is quite _____ and adept at _____.
(a) Wealthy/Giving attention.
(b) Faithful/Romance.
(c) Charming/Household chores.
(d) Devoted to children/Babysitting.

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

11. 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) Childhood regression.
(c) Neonatal regression.
(d) Infantile regression.

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

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

14. What type of people does the author advise against wooing with Christian piety or the occult?
(a) Troubled teens.
(b) Earthy and cynical people.
(c) Materialistic people.
(d) Christians and Wiccans.

15. Who does the author say seduces many female lovers during private, spiritually oriented meetings?
(a) Ramstein.
(b) Rasputin.
(c) Rumpelstiltskin.
(d) Rimbaud.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author says in "Mix Pleasure with Pain" that the seducer can _____ the victim's _____ to the emotional rushes of the ups and downs of life.

2. In Chapter 19, "Use Spiritual Lures", what do people like to feel as much as they are drawn to naughtiness or evil?

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

4. 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?

5. What does the author say in "Mix Pleasure with Pain" is about being personal and emotionally engaged?

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