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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. After the discovery of Brenda Baker's decomposed body, authorities begin to think...
(a) That the killer is probably a doctor or lawyer.
(b) That the killer could be a woman.
(c) That there could be more than one killer.
(d) That the killer is probably a man in his 20s or 30s.

2. Who is asked to participate in Katherine Murray Devine's murder case?
(a) Meg.
(b) Ann.
(c) Ted.
(d) Stephanie.

3. Whose letters and documents does the author include in this book?
(a) Joni's.
(b) Ted's.
(c) Meg's.
(d) Stephanie's.

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

5. In what three states do Ted's crimes take place?
(a) Washington, Utah and California.
(b) Washington, Nevada and Colorado.
(c) Washington, Oregon and Colorado.
(d) Washington, Utah and Colorado.

Short Answer Questions

1. The author is a former what?

2. Why does Ann think that Ted could have manipulated the results of his psychiatric tests?

3. Ted performs what heroic act during 1970?

4. Ted complains about what item in his new prison?

5. Ted's escape adds how many years to his punishment?

Short Essay Questions

1. The last time 15-year-old Katherine Merry Devine was seen alive, she was doing what?

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

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

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. During the 1974 crime wave described by the author, all the girls that have gone missing, been attacked, or been found dead have what similar characteristics?

7. How does a Seattle-based psychiatrist describe the likely killer of Janice Ott and Denise Naslund?

8. How does the author describe Ted's persona during high school and into his early college years?

9. After talking with Ted, Ann begins to think that perhaps the authorities do have the wrong man. What dream makes her wonder about her convictions?

10. When Ted is placed in Pitikin County Jail, he refers to it as a "Mickey Mouse operation". Why does he use this term?

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