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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. What was the profession of Xaviera's customer who was given the alias, Marco Polo?
(a) A movie star.
(b) A tv personality.
(c) A set designer.
(d) A singer.
2. When Xaviera described the girls who worked for her, what did she say they were expected to do?
(a) To behave and dress properly.
(b) To have false names.
(c) To behave.
(d) To dye their hair.
3. Who did Xaviera say she trusted when it came to her business as a madam of a brothel?
(a) Only herself.
(b) Her clients.
(c) Her employees.
(d) Her employees' pimps.
4. What was the basis of Xaviera's discussion topic in "Chapter 12, Whipped (S)cream"?
(a) Relationships.
(b) Friendship.
(c) Sexual aberrations.
(d) Trust.
5. Which boyfriend did Xaviera say she constantly cheated on?
(a) Carl.
(b) Larry.
(c) Junior.
(d) Evelyn St. John.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who stated they did not want a serious relationship with Xaviera in "Chapter 15, For Pleasure More Than Profit"?
2. What caused Paul to be disturbed by Xaviera?
3. Who did Xaviera put in charge of collecting bounced checks in "Chapter 14, The Business of Pleasure"?
4. What activities did Xaviera say she felt were completely separate from each other?
5. Who was told to help when servicing a john who wanted an elaborate scene?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss the relationship Xaviera had with Paul Lindfield in "Chapter 15, For Pleasure More Than Profit".
2. Discuss the relationship between Xaviera and Larry Dreyfus that is described in "Chapter 16, Ships in the Night".
3. How does Xaviera describe Paul Lindfield's personality and characteristics?
4. In "Chapter 12, Whipped (S)cream", what does Xaviera's discussion deal with?
5. In "Chapter 11, Different Strokes for Different Folks, or, Wall Street and Me", how does Xaviera describe bankers who had been her clients over her time spent as a prostitute?
6. What ethnic groups did Xaviera discuss in "Chapter 11, Different Strokes for Different Folks, or, Wall Street and Me" and what age group made up the favorites among the prostitutes?
7. How does Xaviera describe stockbrokers who had been her clients in "Chapter 11, Different Stroke for Different Folks, or, Wall Street and Me"?
8. When Xaviera discusses operating a brothel in "Chapter 14, The Business of Pleasure", what types of things does she discuss that involved running the business?
9. What do readers learn about Xaviera's relationships with men in "Chapter 16, Ships in the Night"?
10. Discuss the types of girls Xaviera says become prostitutes and what type of prostitute she admires in "Chapter 10, The Oldest Profession Updated, or, Behind Open Doors".
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