The Bedroom Philosophers Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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The Bedroom Philosophers Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What promise do Madame de Saint-Ange and Dolmance make Eugenie at the beginning of this section?
(a) To get her out of her parent's house.
(b) To preserve her virginity until the Cevalier arrives.
(c) To secure her a private honorarium.
(d) To help her plan a murder.

2. According to Dolmance, what does God have no reason to do?
(a) Forbid homosexuality.
(b) Care about humanity.
(c) Damn people to Hell.
(d) Let people live comfortably.

3. In the beginning of this section, Dolmance recommends Eugenie get what?
(a) A sex slave.
(b) A dildo.
(c) A female companion.
(d) A Kama Sutra.

4. In this section, which historical figure does Madame de Saint-Ange use as an example of lasciviousness?
(a) Messalina.
(b) Marie Antoinette.
(c) Cleopatra.
(d) Catherine the Great.

5. At the beginning of the Fourth Dialogue, Chevalier assures Eugenie of his what?
(a) Intelligence.
(b) Tenderness.
(c) Prowess.
(d) Discretion.

6. At the end of the Third Dialogue, what two subjects does Dolmance discuss as being of particular joy to a libertine?
(a) Pain and perversion.
(b) Sodomy and wealth.
(c) Selfishness and arrogance.
(d) Blasphemy and cruelty.

7. In Dolmance's opinion, what should a girl use to break her hymen?
(a) A very small penis.
(b) A dildo.
(c) A fist.
(d) The largest penis possible.

8. In the Third Dialogue, what topic does Eugenie broach that makes Dolmance scoff and chastise her?
(a) Love.
(b) Virtue.
(c) Conception.
(d) Marriage.

9. Who knocks at the boudoir door at the end of the Third Dialogue?
(a) Augustin.
(b) The Marquis de Sade.
(c) Chevalier.
(d) Madame de Mistival.

10. Which term best describes Eugenie's initial cries during the copulation of this section?
(a) Giddy.
(b) Fearful.
(c) Orgasmic.
(d) Pained.

11. In this section of the Third Dialogue, what does Eugenie forswear?
(a) Virginity.
(b) Her family.
(c) Religion.
(d) Monogamy.

12. To what does Dolmance liken sodomy in this section?
(a) A medical procedure.
(b) A personal hygiene process.
(c) A business transaction.
(d) A spiritual act.

13. How many people are involved in the sexual tryst Chevalier first engages in with Dolmance, as related in the First Dialogue?
(a) 7.
(b) 8.
(c) 3.
(d) 5.

14. In this section, why does Dolmance insist that Madame de Saint-Ange hurry in her lesson to Eugenie?
(a) He wants to introduce Chevalier.
(b) He wants to sodomize her.
(c) He wants to orgasm.
(d) He thinks she is a poor instructor.

15. What role models does Dolmance detest vocally regarding his virtue-vice argument?
(a) Parents.
(b) Clergymen.
(c) Politicians.
(d) Professors.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Chevalier declare Eugenie to be in the beginning of the Fourth Dialogue?

2. Who is the first character to begin kissing and caressing Eugenie?

3. In the Third Dialogue, which fluid is incorrectly identified as operative in procreation?

4. According to Madame in the Third Dialogue, what is the psychological effect of semen's operation in conception?

5. What order does Dolmance give Eugenie regarding their devious plan in the coming days?

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