The Happy Hooker Test | Final Test - Easy

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The Happy Hooker Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Robert went to see Xaviera, he told her he would rather pay to be with an honest prostitute than what?
(a) An unattractive wife.
(b) Be married.
(c) A dishonest wife.
(d) Nothing at all.

2. Who did Xaviera say made the best clients for prostitutes?
(a) Stockbrokers and bankers.
(b) Husbands and wives.
(c) Doctors and lawyers.
(d) Teachers and students.

3. What did Xaviera say prostitutes had to be for their clients?
(a) Different things to different people.
(b) The same thing to every person.
(c) Friends.
(d) Girlfriends.

4. Who gave Xaviera information when asked of them?
(a) Her employees.
(b) Police.
(c) Johns.
(d) Her lawyer.

5. Customers who wanted elaborate scenes during their services with Xaviera were willing to do what?
(a) Pay extravagant amounts.
(b) Anything.
(c) Come back again.
(d) Tell their friends about Xaviera's business.

6. Why did a psychiatrist send a 29-year-old male virgin to see Xaviera?
(a) He was afraid to have sex.
(b) He had dysfunctional relationships.
(c) He liked Xaviera.
(d) He hoped to scare the boy.

7. Who was threatened by the F.B.I for broadcasting a video taken at Xaviera's apartment?
(a) Sally.
(b) Joshua.
(c) Alex.
(d) Abe.

8. What word best describes the DJ that was a client of Xaviera?
(a) A sadist.
(b) A jerk.
(c) A masochist.
(d) A charmer.

9. How did Xaviera base what she charged her customers for her services?
(a) The amount of her bills.
(b) A customer's wants.
(c) A customer's talent.
(d) A customer's income.

10. What did Xaviera say her services did for her clients?
(a) Scared them.
(b) Hurt them.
(c) Benefited them.
(d) Caused them emotional problems.

11. How did Xaviera feel about prostitution as a profession by the end of the book?
(a) She no longer felt it was a necessary profession.
(b) She no longer felt it was a respectable profession.
(c) She still felt it was a respectable profession.
(d) She felt bad for the girls who became prostitutes.

12. Who stated they did not want a serious relationship with Xaviera in "Chapter 15, For Pleasure More Than Profit"?
(a) Carl.
(b) Evelyn John.
(c) Junior.
(d) Paul.

13. What was another word used in the book to describe a customer of a prostitute?
(a) Jokes.
(b) John.
(c) Jonas.
(d) Jim.

14. What did Xaviera categorize in"Chapter 11, Different Strokes for Different Folks, or, Wall Street and Me"?
(a) Locations of brothels.
(b) Her clients.
(c) Pros and cons of prostitution.
(d) Uses of money.

15. What was the last thing Xaviera discussed about prostitution before the book ended?
(a) Why she retired from prostitution.
(b) The respect she gave the prostitutes who worked for her.
(c) The general status of prostitutes.
(d) The danger of the prostitution world.

Short Answer Questions

1. What method did Xaviera talk about while she discussed her business tips?

2. When Xaviera conversed with a married woman in "Chapter 10, The Oldest Profession Updated, or, Behind Open Doors", the woman informed her that she'd rather her husband cheat on her with a prostitute than to what?

3. What was the name of the black prostitute who was mentioned in "Chapter 12, Whipped (S)cream" and was said to have worked at Madeleine's brothel?

4. What was the basis of Xaviera's discussion topic in "Chapter 12, Whipped (S)cream"?

5. When Xaviera described the girls who worked for her, what did she say they were expected to do?

(see the answer keys)

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