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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2: Create a False Sense of Security-Approach Indirectly.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is included as an example of someone who abandons personal dreams for the purpose of fulfilling society's needs and aspirations?
(a) Napoleon.
(b) Evita.
(c) Madonna.
(d) Rasputin.

2. The author says that the art of seduction leads to justified _____ or to _____ pertaining to people's social behaviors.
(a) Anger/Aggression.
(b) Caution/Paranoic anxiety.
(c) Lies/Deceit.
(d) Games/Agitation.

3. In the same example from Chapter 2: Create a False Sense of Security-Approach Indirectly, how does the man indirectly attempt to seduce the woman?
(a) He starts dating the woman's friends.
(b) He begins to write plays about love.
(c) He gets to know the woman's family.
(d) He befriends the woman without trying to take the relationship in a physical direction.

4. What charming woman does the author describe whose persuasiveness and popularity were so intense that people rejected her husband?
(a) Hillary Clinton.
(b) Princess Diana.
(c) Catherine the Great of Russia.
(d) Queen Victoria.

5. How can people fight their Anti-Seducer tendencies?
(a) By learning how to belly dance.
(b) By being honest.
(c) By rooting it out of themselves.
(d) By being more open-minded.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the Ideal Lover a blend of?

2. How does the author describe honesty?

3. What does Rasputin, the poor peasant, call the well-off?

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

5. The husband of one woman who had "given into" Rasputin was _____ more than _____.

(see the answer key)

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