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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What is a shared characteristic of Ted's early victims?
(a) They look similar to Stephanie.
(b) They look similar to Ann.
(c) They look similar to Meg.
(d) They look similar to his mother.

3. Who watches Ann's encounter with Ted after he is released on bail?
(a) Seattle detectives.
(b) Ted's mother.
(c) Ann's mother.
(d) Meg.

4. After Ted lands in Florida, he finds a room at what location?
(a) The Cedar apartments.
(b) The Maple apartments.
(c) The Spruce apartments.
(d) The Oak apartments.

5. After Ted is released on bail and moves back to Seattle, Ann tries to get him to do what?
(a) Leave Meg once and for all.
(b) Move away after the trial.
(c) Propose to her.
(d) Admit to his crimes.

6. The abduction and murder of Caryn Campbell in January, 1975, takes place at what Colorado establishment?
(a) The Wildwood Inn.
(b) The Inn of the Wilds.
(c) The Wild Duck Inn.
(d) The Inn in the Wilderness.

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

8. Ted finds out the woman he thought was his sister is really his...
(a) Aunt.
(b) Niece.
(c) Grandmother.
(d) Mother.

9. What literary technique does the author use when telling about Ted's life in prison?
(a) Irony.
(b) Plot twists.
(c) Metaphors.
(d) Foreshadowing.

10. How do Ted's relatives feel about his arrest?
(a) They support him and cannot believe he would be placed in jail.
(b) They refuse to say anything to anyone, so no one can be sure.
(c) They are relieved that he has been discovered.
(d) They do not find out about it because he keeps it from them.

11. 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 doesn't get along with Ted's father.
(c) She gets a job in another state and brings him along.
(d) She doesn't get along with Ted's grandparents.

12. Why is the new law that Ted worked on and championed ironic?
(a) It penalized women who gave birth out of wedlock.
(b) It stopped crime from happening on campuses.
(c) It closed all the Crisis Clinics.
(d) It allowed him to more easily stalk women.

13. When Ted returns home to Seattle for Christmas in 1974, what happens regarding his relationship with Meg?
(a) She accuses him of the abductions and murders.
(b) She tells him she is pregnant.
(c) They decide to move to Florida together.
(d) They reunite.

14. What former lover wants to be with Ted after he becomes involved in politics but who is ultimately turned down by Ted?
(a) Stephanie.
(b) Eleanor.
(c) Ann.
(d) Meg.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How many siblings does Ted have?

2. What shift do Ann and Ted work together?

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

4. The author suggests that Ted sees Meg and Ann as what?

5. What type of items do the police believe they have found in Ted's car?

(see the answer keys)

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