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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What type of people does the author say has an advantage in getting hired?
(a) Creative people with good ideas.
(b) People who know someone who works at the company.
(c) People who lie on their resumes.
(d) Aesthetically and sexually attractive people.

2. The husband of one woman who had "given into" Rasputin was _____ more than _____.
(a) Honored/Upset.
(b) Angry/Pleased.
(c) Confused/Depressed.
(d) Annoyed/Angry.

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

4. The author says there is a great element of _____ involved in sending mixed signals.
(a) Effort.
(b) Teasing.
(c) Manipulation.
(d) Disappointment.

5. What benefit does the seducer gain from making the seducee feel insecure?
(a) It creates drama.
(b) It empowers them.
(c) It makes them popular.
(d) It builds their immunity.

6. How does the author describe honesty?
(a) Complicated.
(b) Anti-seductive.
(c) Essential.
(d) Admirable.

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

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

9. According to the author, what is charm a combination of?
(a) Confidence and an ability to flatter people with low self-esteem.
(b) Natural buoyancy with good manners and a bit of style.
(c) Professionalism and a sense of fun.
(d) Fantasy and reality.

10. Lou Andres Salome kept many men around to preserve a _____ from the passions of any individual man.
(a) Safe Distance.
(b) Humble shelter.
(c) Lasting impression.
(d) Quiet reserve.

11. When are the Stars often most effective, according to the author?
(a) When they decide they will do whatever it takes to be in the spotlight.
(b) When they let go of their need to be the center of attention.
(c) When they are able to perceive themselves with a well-simulated objectivity.
(d) When they learn to read to people's moods.

12. The Dandy is the quintessential what?
(a) Athlete.
(b) Ladies man.
(c) Jerk.
(d) Eccentric.

13. Who does the author describe as an excellent musician and fun dancer?
(a) James Brown.
(b) Queen Victoria.
(c) Shakira.
(d) Madame Recamier.

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

15. The author states that the power of what is not rooted in physical appearance?
(a) Charisma.
(b) Charm.
(c) Beauty.
(d) Seduction.

Short Answer Questions

1. What famous Madame does the author describe as the main figure in The Ideal Lover?

2. Who does the author say attempts to create a union with a Russian Czar that will include a divorce from his wife?

3. What is Casanova's counterpart famous for?

4. The author uses an example of a world leader and a _____ to illustrate entering one's spirit.

5. The author writes that temptation is a proper understanding of the what?

(see the answer keys)

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