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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. What do the authorities do when they hear that Ted could be the perpetrator of the Utah crimes?
(a) They follow up on the lead immediately.
(b) They start shadowing Ted.
(c) They ignore the lead.
(d) They contact Ted and bring him to the police station for questioning.

2. 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 is urged by the parents of the victims to continue.
(b) Her agent expects her to finish a book.
(c) She likes receiving money for her writings.
(d) It's part of her job as a policewoman.

3. By the autumn of 1974, the murders in Seattle have stopped. Why do the police think this has happened?
(a) The murderer will soon begin to kill men.
(b) The murderer decided to stop killing women.
(c) The murderer has moved or died.
(d) The murderer turned over a new leaf.

4. The same afternoon that Janice Ott disappears, Denise Naslund is last seen for the last time, too. What is the only possession Denise leaves behind in the parking lot?
(a) Her purse.
(b) Her business card.
(c) Her car.
(d) Her hat.

5. What type of school does Ted attend?
(a) Management school.
(b) Medical school.
(c) Detective school.
(d) Law school.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is the new law that Ted worked on and championed ironic?

2. The author is a former what?

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

4. Melissa Smith's body is the first found in what state?

5. Ted becomes interested in which woman after being spurned by his first love?

(see the answer key)

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