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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What female philosopher is named as a female dandy?
(a) Hypatia.
(b) Salome.
(c) Martineau.
(d) Lopamudra.

2. What man is discussed in The Coquette, whose love distracts him from his other activities?
(a) Napoleon.
(b) Genji.
(c) Disraeli.
(d) Shakespeare.

3. What modern group best represents the Star archetype?
(a) Activists.
(b) Doctors.
(c) Business people.
(d) Celebrities.

4. What qualities of philosopher Lou Andreas Salome enabled her to lead men?
(a) Her intellegence and ability to emasculate them.
(b) Her superior technical and mechanical skills.
(c) Her ability to organize and plan events.
(d) Her strength of character and interests combined with how she handled her sexual and nonsexual appeal.

5. Who does the author say is seduced by Count Saint-Germain?
(a) Marilyn Monroe.
(b) Oscar Wilde.
(c) Casanova.
(d) Josephine.

6. 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) Counseling.
(c) Dating.
(d) Divorce.

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

8. What do seducers partly do through seduction?
(a) Fill a need.
(b) Cause long-term damage.
(c) Give away part of their souls.
(d) Spread love.

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

10. What group, according to the author, might experience some chaos at times about where they have been placed professionally?
(a) Senior citizens.
(b) Women.
(c) Veterans.
(d) Men.

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

12. How does the author say one defies the rules of seduction?
(a) By not playing along.
(b) By not following one's heart.
(c) By asking too many questions.
(d) By being ugly.

13. Who does the author say is the ideal counterpart to Casanova?
(a) Josephine.
(b) Genji.
(c) Cindy Adams.
(d) Charpillon.

14. In the chapter "Master the Art of Insinuation", who is unaware of the affair of the married woman that the author illustrates?
(a) The children.
(b) The mother-in-law.
(c) The younger man.
(d) The husband.

15. What does success represent for the male Rake?
(a) A boost in his self-esteem.
(b) The finale of the drama.
(c) A sign of more women to come.
(d) The beginning of a long relationship.

Short Answer Questions

1. In one case in Chapter 8, it is revealed that Don Juan is only attracted to what type of women?

2. What strategy does the author describe that a person can partially control to gain popularity in business?

3. What is the Siren often empowered by?

4. Along with Insinuation, what other key aspect of seduction does the author name in the chapter, "Master the Art of Insinuation"?

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

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