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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does the author warn readers at the start of Book 1?
(a) "Never try to seduce your own type."
(b) "Seduction takes years of practice."
(c) "Seduce at your own risk."
(d) "Never do two puzzles at the same time."

2. Who does the author say the Rake in modern America might find his niche with?
(a) Online daters.
(b) Ex-girlfriends.
(c) Married women.
(d) Single women.

3. What is one practical use of being the Anti-Seducer, according to the chapter of the same name?
(a) Getting rid of unwanted people.
(b) Getting to know more people.
(c) Learning to play with people's minds.
(d) Getting attention for being annoying.

4. What does the author say seducers have the ability to stir up during the experience of seduction?
(a) Repressed feelings.
(b) Guilt.
(c) Hunger pangs.
(d) Weakness.

5. In an example from Chapter 2: Create a False Sense of Security-Approach Indirectly, following an indirect approach leads one couple to what?
(a) Marriage.
(b) Divorce.
(c) Counseling.
(d) Dating.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author says that the art of seduction leads to justified _____ or to _____ pertaining to people's social behaviors.

2. When are the Stars often most effective, according to the author?

3. What type of women are especially trusting of male efforts to pursue friendships with them?

4. What benefit does the seducer gain from making the seducee feel insecure?

5. The example of the indulging world leader mirrors how _____ were financially indulged by their lovers.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is unusual about the relationship between the world leader and the journalist described in Chapter 7, "Enter Their Spirit"?

2. What does the author say might cause an Ideal Lover relationship to collapse?

3. In Chapter 2, "Create a False Sense of Security - Approach Indirectly" how is befriending a target a serious threat and challenge to cultivating genuine friendship?

4. How does Lou Andreas Salome create triangles in Chapter 4?

5. Why does the author say a seducer should never try to seduce his or her own type?

6. How does the author describe Napoleon's use of insinuation?

7. How is Lawrence and Jessie's friendship altered in Chapter 5, "Create a Need: Stir Anxiety & Discomfort"?

8. Describe a "demonic seducer" from The Charismatic chapter of the text.

9. Describe "the wound" from Chapter 5, "Create a Need: Stir Anxiety & Discomfort".

10. Why does the author insist that most victims of seduction are willing ones?

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