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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Ted's Florida trials begin in the middle of what year?
(a) 1977.
(b) 1978.
(c) 1975.
(d) 1979.

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

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

4. When does the jury hear of Ted's crimes in Washington, Utah and Colorado?
(a) They hear about them at the end of the sentencing.
(b) They hear about them in the beginning of the sentencing.
(c) They hear about them in the middle of the sentencing.
(d) They never hear about them.

5. After writing "The Stranger Beside Me", the author has become a what?
(a) Celebrity.
(b) Talk radio show host.
(c) Police detective.
(d) Entrepreneur.

6. Who applies for a license to marry Ted in 1980?
(a) Meg.
(b) Ann.
(c) Carol.
(d) Stephanie.

7. Even after his sentences, Ted continues to go to great lengths to do what?
(a) Provide for his wife.
(b) Send money to his mother.
(c) Write articles about himself.
(d) Delay his execution.

8. Ted sends Ann a letter asking her to send his wife what?
(a) Presents.
(b) Money.
(c) Cards.
(d) Books.

9. Judge Edward D. Cowart is known for what?
(a) His sense of humor.
(b) His love of lawyers.
(c) His leniancy on criminals.
(d) His strong personality.

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

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

12. 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 man with a large dog.
(d) A woman with a television.

13. As the crimes in Florida increase, Ann becomes convinced of what?
(a) Ted's guilt.
(b) Ted's love.
(c) Ted's innocence.
(d) Ted's loneliness.

14. Ann becomes seen as a "Ted Bundy" expert by whom?
(a) Script writers and actors.
(b) Media and law enforcement officials.
(c) Judges and lawyers.
(d) Authors and prison wardens.

15. Ted stays alive because he keeps receiving what?
(a) Hung juries.
(b) Stays of execution.
(c) New murder trials.
(d) Offers from defense lawyers.

Short Answer Questions

1. Since they do not have enough evidence to initially charge Ted with murder, on what charge are officials holding Ted?

2. Twelve-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach is last seen with an angry man in what kind of vehicle?

3. In the author's opinion, who are the biggest victims of Ted's crimes?

4. The "Afterword" takes place in what year?

5. The jury deliberates for less than seven hours and finds Ted what?

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