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

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

4. In the Carol DaRonch case, Ted is tried on what charge?
(a) Murder in the first degree.
(b) Aggravated kidnapping.
(c) Theft and forgery.
(d) Attempted murder in the second degree.

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

6. After Ted is released on bail, he asks Ann to do what?
(a) Get him a job.
(b) Marry him.
(c) Have lunch with him.
(d) Write his biography.

7. What first name does Ted use to rent an apartment after he escapes from prison?
(a) Todd.
(b) Chris.
(c) Robert.
(d) Johnnie.

8. After Ted becomes disenchanted with and resigns from the City of Seattle's Crime Prevention Advisory Commission, he enrolls where?
(a) University of Utah.
(b) University of Puget Sound.
(c) Florida State University.
(d) University of Washington.

9. What type of items do the police believe they have found in Ted's car?
(a) Kidnapping devices.
(b) Burglary tools.
(c) Homemade weapons.
(d) Power tools.

10. Colorado police determine that they may have enough physical evidence from Ted's Volkswagon to charge Ted with what crime?
(a) Kidnapping.
(b) Speeding.
(c) Burglary.
(d) Murder.

11. After he is taken into the police station, who identifies Ted in a line-up?
(a) Janice Ott.
(b) Meg Anders.
(c) Caryn Campbell.
(d) Carol DaRonch.

12. After escaping from jail, Ted hides in which state?
(a) Colorado.
(b) Washington.
(c) Florida.
(d) Vermont.

13. On August 10, 1974, a woman who is asked to help a man on crutches tells authorities she almost did until she noticed what on his face?
(a) An evil look.
(b) Scratch marks.
(c) A long scar.
(d) Dried blood.

14. What technique does the author use to quickly provide Ted's personal history and situation?
(a) Foreshadowing.
(b) Metaphors.
(c) Flashback.
(d) Alliteration.

15. Ted is sent for three months of psychiatric testing at what facility?
(a) Utah State Prison.
(b) Florida State Prison.
(c) Colorado State Prison.
(d) Washington State Prison.