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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 12, 13 and 14.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The more Ann learns about the abductions, the more she starts to think what?
(a) That she cannot continue in her present career.
(b) That she could be the next victim.
(c) That she needs to form a new support group for parents of victims.
(d) That her friend, Ted, could be the killer.

2. Why does Ted's mother move across the country with him when he is a child?
(a) She wants to spare Ted the humiliation of being a child born out of wedlock.
(b) She gets a job in another state and brings him along.
(c) She doesn't get along with Ted's grandparents.
(d) She doesn't get along with Ted's father.

3. Why does Ann keep writing about the crimes that happen in the Seattle area despite the guilt she feels at profiting from the crimes?
(a) She likes receiving money for her writings.
(b) Her agent expects her to finish a book.
(c) It's part of her job as a policewoman.
(d) She is urged by the parents of the victims to continue.

4. After University of Washington student Georgann Hawkins disappears, two campus coeds recall seeing a man with what characteristic?
(a) Walking a dog.
(b) His arm in a sling.
(c) Wearing a trenchcoat.
(d) A cast on his leg.

5. A noted Seattle psychiatrist suggests that the killer of college-aged women in the northwestern United States is a what?
(a) Angry college student.
(b) Mentally-impaired adult.
(c) Sexual psychopath.
(d) Popular person.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the spring of 1974, what crimes are becoming a problem for the residents of Seattle?

2. Ted has an interest in politics. Which party does he join?

3. When Ted returns home to Seattle for Christmas in 1974, what happens regarding his relationship with Meg?

4. The author is a former what?

5. What former lover wants to be with Ted after he becomes involved in politics but who is ultimately turned down by Ted?

(see the answer key)

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