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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. What did somebody once tease Ed about?
(a) His mother's death.
(b) His family's grocery store.
(c) Mary's disappearance.
(d) His brother's death.

2. What was the name of the newly-elected sheriff?
(a) Sharon.
(b) Sharpton.
(c) Schely.
(d) Shelly.

3. What did Ed show his young friends that makes them feel strange about him?
(a) His dead mother.
(b) Preserved heads.
(c) Roadkill he'd saved.
(d) Preserved animals.

4. Which of the following did Ed do?
(a) Robbed convenience stores.
(b) Robbed cemeteries.
(c) Robbed hotel rooms.
(d) Robbed homes.

5. When Ed entered a forbidden area, what did he see?
(a) His mother slapping his father.
(b) His father having an affair.
(c) A man beating a puppy.
(d) His parents dressing a hog.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who immediately named Ed as a suspect in Bernice's disappearance?

2. How many rooms of his house did Ed actually use?

3. What did Ed call the small building built onto the kitchen of his house?

4. When he referenced places women could be found, what places was Ed talking about?

5. When Ed's mother sees a puppy being beaten to death, who does she become angry with?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Eleanor Adams and Ed's experience with her.

2. Describe the circumstances behind the disappearances of Victor and Ray.

3. Describe the incident that Ed recalls about walking into a forbidden area of his parent's shop.

4. How did neighbors generally view Ed?

5. What did the town of Plainfield, WI become associated with as a result of Ed Gein?

6. What did Ed do to Mary Hogan's face and why?

7. What vow did Augusta make for Ed?

8. What type of media coverage was typical of the Ed Gein case?

9. What did police expect to find in Augusta's room and what was actually found there?

10. Describe the evidence existing when Mary Hogan went missing.

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