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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. On June 7, 1977, Ted does what while being escorted out of the prison?
(a) Escapes.
(b) Faints.
(c) Gets into a fight.
(d) Breaks his leg.

2. After he is "on the run", Ted eventually winds up where?
(a) Tallahassee, Florida.
(b) Orlando, Florida.
(c) Dade County, Florida.
(d) Miami, Florida.

3. Ted is sent for three months of psychiatric testing at what facility?
(a) Colorado State Prison.
(b) Washington State Prison.
(c) Florida State Prison.
(d) Utah State Prison.

4. In 1974, which college student is found brutally attacked in her University of Washington dorm room?
(a) Susan Elaine Rancourt.
(b) Joni Lenz.
(c) Linda Ann Healy.
(d) Donna Gail Manson.

5. What type of items do the police believe they have found in Ted's car?
(a) Power tools.
(b) Kidnapping devices.
(c) Homemade weapons.
(d) Burglary tools.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a shared characteristic of Ted's early victims?

2. What do the authorities do when they hear that Ted could be the perpetrator of the Utah crimes?

3. What first name does Ted use to rent an apartment after he escapes from prison?

4. In what three states do Ted's crimes take place?

5. Ted finds out the woman he thought was his sister is really his...

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Ted's mother move with Ted across the country in 1950 to live in Seattle, Washington?

2. Linda Ann Healy is a part-time weather forecaster. When she doesn't show up for work and there is no evidence she returned home the previous night, detectives are called into the case. What do they discover?

3. After the murders stop in Utah, how and where do they restart?

4. Why don't the authorities immediately arrest Ted when Meg reveals her suspicions?

5. How does a Seattle-based psychiatrist describe the likely killer of Janice Ott and Denise Naslund?

6. Meg Anders starts to suspect that her boyfriend, Ted Bundy, could be the serial killer who is on the loose. What does she do?

7. Although detectives establish a pattern among the murders and murder/assault victims (e.g., Katherine Merry Devine, Joni Lenz, Linda Ann Healy), they entertain many different theories as to who the killer(s) could be. What are three of their thoughts?

8. After being transferred to the Garfield County Jail, Ted makes a few requests to the judge and receives what items and privileges?

9. How does the author describe Ted's persona during high school and into his early college years?

10. After Ted is released on bail in November of 1975, what does he do?

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