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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. How many siblings does Ted have?
(a) None.
(b) Four.
(c) Three.
(d) One.

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

4. The more Ann learns about the abductions, the more she starts to think what?
(a) That her friend, Ted, could be the killer.
(b) That she cannot continue in her present career.
(c) That she could be the next victim.
(d) That she needs to form a new support group for parents of victims.

5. What happens to Buzzy Ware, Ted's attorney?
(a) He goes insane and is put into a hospital.
(b) He retires before Ted's trial.
(c) He is killed in an auto accident.
(d) He gets transferred to another city.

Short Answer Questions

1. When she finds out Ted is in prison, Ann is conflicted because why?

2. The author is a former what?

3. After University of Washington student Georgann Hawkins disappears, two campus coeds recall seeing a man with what characteristic?

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

5. How long are Ann and Ted in a romantic relationship?

Short Essay Questions

1. After the 1974 abductions in Washington and Oregon cease, where do more killings begin to occur? Why?

2. After Ted is released on bail in November of 1975, what does he do?

3. Ted Bundy is convicted of aggravated kidnapping in early January 1976. He is sent to jail and writes many letters to Ann. What are the themes of most of those letters?

4. While Ted is employed by the City of Seattle's Crime Prevention Advisory Commission, he works on what law?

5. How does Ted manage to escape from the Garfield County Jail?

6. At what point in Ted's life do the chapters about Ted escaping from Garfield County Jail and running away from the law begin?

7. Why is Ted put into solitary confinement?

8. Why does the author believe that Ted breaks off his engagement with Stephanie?

9. When Ann runs into Ted during a Christmas party in 1973, whom does he introduce as his girlfriend? Why is this an interesting fact in terms of the story?

10. Why does Ted believe he is valued among the other prisoners at Utah State Prison?

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