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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 Ted feel toward Meg, whom he believes turned him in to police?
(a) He is angry.
(b) He is tender.
(c) He is offended.
(d) He is hurt.

2. In the spring of 1974, what crimes are becoming a problem for the residents of Seattle?
(a) Babies are being kidnapped from their strollers.
(b) College students are missing.
(c) Expensive cars are being stolen every week.
(d) Houses are systematically being burned down.

3. Ann thinks about her dream and what it means. What process does she use to deconstruct it?
(a) Psychiatric evaluation.
(b) Photosynthesis.
(c) Psychosis.
(d) Psychoanalysis.

4. On July 14, 1974, 23-year-old Janice Ott (who later disappeared) helped a man whom witnesses say introduced himself with what name?
(a) Chris.
(b) Ted.
(c) Johnnie.
(d) Edgar.

5. The author suggests that Ted is able to sense what in the women that he abducts and murders?
(a) Fragility.
(b) Strength.
(c) Passion.
(d) Intelligence.

Short Answer Questions

1. Ted continues to defend himself in whose murder?

2. In 1974, which college student is found brutally attacked in her University of Washington dorm room?

3. On August 10, 1974, a woman who is asked to help a man on crutches tells authorities she almost did until she noticed what on his face?

4. After he is released on bail, Ted tells Ann that he is what?

5. In what three states do Ted's crimes take place?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. 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?

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

5. 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?

6. What do Stephanie and Meg have in common?

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

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

9. After the disappearances of Janice Ott and Denise Naslund, why does Ann begin to suspect that her friend, Ted Bundy, could be the man who has been abducting and murdering young women?

10. After Ted is arrested for having what appear to be "burglary tools" in his car, he is let go. However, what do the authorities do during this period?

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