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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. 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) Sexual psychopath.
(c) Mentally-impaired adult.
(d) Popular person.

2. Compared to the other prison, Ted describes his new prison in 1977 as what?
(a) An extremely tough prison.
(b) A "Mickey Mouse Operation".
(c) A "mom and pop" shop.
(d) A laid-back place.

3. What does Ann think her dream is ultimately telling her?
(a) Ted is innocent.
(b) Ted is in love with her.
(c) Ted is psychic.
(d) Ted is a monster.

4. What part-time job does Linda Ann Healy have?
(a) Elementary teacher's assistant.
(b) Grocery store clerk.
(c) Housekeeper.
(d) Weather broadcaster.

5. Where is Ted arrested on October 2, 1975?
(a) Salt Lake City.
(b) Colorado.
(c) Seattle.
(d) Vermont.

6. The author suggests that Ted sees Meg and Ann as what?
(a) Mother substitutes.
(b) Wife substitutes.
(c) Children subsitutes.
(d) Sister substitutes.

7. How does the author describe her first impressions of Ted?
(a) Intelligent, polite and sensitive.
(b) Rude, controlling and uncaring.
(c) Shy, soft-spoken and funny.
(d) Wise, calm and thoughtful.

8. Carol DaRonch is one of Ted's only victims who...
(a) Is able to hurt him.
(b) Gets away.
(c) Falls for his tricks.
(d) Is in her 50s.

9. On July 14, 1974, 23-year-old Janice Ott (who later disappeared) helped a man whom witnesses say introduced himself with what name?
(a) Edgar.
(b) Ted.
(c) Chris.
(d) Johnnie.

10. When Ted is working at the City of Seattle's Crime Prevention Advisory Commission, what is the Commission studying?
(a) Washington's newly legalized hitchhiking law.
(b) Washington's newly legalized gambling ordinance.
(c) Washington's newly legalized death penalty.
(d) Washington's newly legalized prostitution regulation.

11. Why does Ann think that Ted could have manipulated the results of his psychiatric tests?
(a) He was smart enough not to say anything incriminating.
(b) He had been tested repeatedly in the past from the time he was little.
(c) He was trying to start a relationship with one of his psychologists.
(d) He has administered the psychological tests himself while in college.

12. The author suggests that Ted is able to sense what in the women that he abducts and murders?
(a) Intelligence.
(b) Strength.
(c) Passion.
(d) Fragility.

13. Ann moves where to write a screenplay?
(a) Hollywood.
(b) San Francisco.
(c) New York City.
(d) Miami.

14. Despite her doubts about him, Meg agrees to do what with Ted in December, 1975?
(a) Have a baby with him.
(b) Find him a job at her company.
(c) Move in with him.
(d) Marry him.

15. Ted becomes valued by other prisoners because of his what?
(a) Legal knowledge.
(b) Ability to get cigarettes.
(c) Relationship to the guards.
(d) Charming personality.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author of the book suggests that Ted has how many personalities?

2. Whom does the author meet at a Crisis Clinic in 1971?

3. Why doesn't Joni Lenz recognize anyone in the pictures Ann shows her?

4. After Ted is released on bail and moves back to Seattle, Ann tries to get him to do what?

5. When Ann is in the hospital in November, 1974, her mother tells her that she received a call from whom?

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