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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 visiting Ted during his psychiatric evaluation period, Ann is convinced of what?
(a) The judge should have sentenced Ted to death.
(b) The authorities have the wrong man.
(c) The police apprehended the right person.
(d) The man she loves is Ted.

2. Why can't John Henry Browne defend Ted?
(a) John believes Ted is guilty.
(b) Ted and John never get the chance to talk.
(c) Ted hasn't been charged in Washington.
(d) John is Ted's brother-in-law.

3. Ted complains about what item in his new prison?
(a) The lack of cigarettes.
(b) A dearth of activities.
(c) The bad food.
(d) The boring books.

4. Ted writes to Ann in September and talks about doing what?
(a) Killing himself.
(b) Shaving his hair off.
(c) Writing a book.
(d) Tattooing himself.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Ted is arrested in Salt Lake City, Utah, by a patrolman who stops Ted because why?

2. When Ted calls Ann at the end of 1977 to wish her luck, he acts how?

3. Whose letters and documents does the author include in this book?

4. What does Ann think is one of the strongest characteristics that Ted possesses?

5. After visiting Ted, Ann continues her communications with Ted through what means?

Short Essay Questions

1. Ann knows that Meg is frightened without Ted. What does Ann do with this knowledge?

2. After the murders stop in Utah, how and where do they restart?

3. Linda Ann Healy is a part-time weather forecaster. When she doesn't show up for work and there is no evidence she returned home the previous night, detectives are called into the case. What do they discover?

4. After being transferred to the Garfield County Jail, Ted makes a few requests to the judge and receives what items and privileges?

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

6. How do observers describe the man with whom the two young women (Janice Ott and Denise Naslund) who disappear from Lake Sammamish State Park are each last seen?

7. What do Stephanie and Meg have in common?

8. 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?

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

10. Ted is given three months' worth of psychiatric tests. Why does he seem to be confident about the outcome of those tests?

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