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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Nita Neary arrives home and sees who running out of the house?
(a) A man in a dark jacket and knit cap.
(b) A woman with blood running down her head.
(c) A woman with a television.
(d) A man with a large dog.

2. On the night of February 11, 1978, a policeman catches Ted doing what?
(a) Attempting to kidnap someone.
(b) Attempting to unlock a car.
(c) Attempting to break into an apartment.
(d) Attempting to steal some clothes.

3. In the author's opinion, who are the biggest victims of Ted's crimes?
(a) Ted's family members, especially his mother.
(b) The jurors who have to sentence Ted to death.
(c) Ann, Meg, Stephanie and the other women who loved Ted.
(d) The murder and kidnapping victims and their families.

4. Ted is sentenced to what fate?
(a) Death by lethal injection.
(b) Death by electric chair.
(c) Death by hanging.
(d) Life imprisonment.

5. When Ted deliberately delays his court appearances, he earns himself what?
(a) The love of the media.
(b) More interest from young women.
(c) Contempt of court charges.
(d) Concern from Ann.

6. When Ted is picked up by police after running from Tallahassee, he insists his name is what?
(a) Ken Misner.
(b) Ken Bundy.
(c) Ted Bundy.
(d) Ted Misner.

7. After interrogating Ted, the Florida authorities who have apprehended him decide he is responsible for how many murders?
(a) Eight.
(b) Fourteen.
(c) Thirty-six.
(d) Twenty-eight.

8. Why does Ted steal a bicycle?
(a) To sell it and make money.
(b) To have a means of transportation.
(c) To get rid of some evidence.
(d) To give it to someone he knows.

9. Ann hears about the Florida murders but doesn't think it's Ted. Why not?
(a) She thinks he wouldn't jeopardize his freedom.
(b) She thinks he could never have killed anyone to begin with.
(c) She thinks he couldn't be in Florida.
(d) She thinks he must be dead.

10. By the end of the story, Ann feels that Ted has done what to her?
(a) Been a great friend to her.
(b) Manipulated her.
(c) Made her think less of herself.
(d) Tried to help her.

11. The author suggests that Ted does not live in what mental state?
(a) Reality.
(b) Surreality.
(c) Wedded bliss.
(d) Fantasy.

12. As the trial nears its end, Ann realizes what?
(a) Ted will be victorious.
(b) Ted will die for his crimes.
(c) Ted is likely to be in prison forever.
(d) Ted will eventually kill himself.

13. In 1988, to whom does Ted reveal details of his crimes?
(a) Carol Ann Boone.
(b) Bob Keppel.
(c) Ann Rule.
(d) His mother.

14. Many young women come to Ted's trial in Miami. Why?
(a) They want to write stories about his murders.
(b) They feel he is handsome and fascinating.
(c) They want to see a live murderer.
(d) They want to shout at him.

15. Because Florida authorities have first rights to Ted, they will not allow what?
(a) Ted to be extradited to Washington.
(b) Ted to be his own lawyer.
(c) Ted to talk to anyone from his past.
(d) Ann to talk to Ted.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Ann hears about Ted's sentence, she feels what emotion?

2. After the vicious murders, Ted chats with his neighbors and assures them that what?

3. Why does the author believe Ted's murders in Florida are so vicious?

4. When does the jury hear of Ted's crimes in Washington, Utah and Colorado?

5. In his letters, Ted tries to explain what to Ann?

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