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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. In one of his letter's, Ted adds a P.S. thanking Ann for what?
(a) $10.
(b) $100.
(c) Her help.
(d) Her friendship.

2. What do the authorities find on Lisa Levy's left buttock?
(a) A double set of bite marks.
(b) A bloody handprint.
(c) A word written in pen.
(d) A birthmark.

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

4. Why does the author believe Ted's murders in Florida are so vicious?
(a) His pent-up rage and frustration.
(b) The girls fought back so hard.
(c) He was in a hurry and got sloppy.
(d) He wanted to try something different.

5. After Ted's next murder conviction in early 1980, who pleads with the judge to spare Ted's life?
(a) Ann.
(b) Carol.
(c) His mother.
(d) Meg.

Short Answer Questions

1. Ted stays alive because he keeps receiving what?

2. Why does Ted consider plea bargaining to a lesser charge than first degree murder?

3. After the vicious murders, Ted chats with his neighbors and assures them that what?

4. When Ted is picked up by police after running from Tallahassee, he insists his name is what?

5. The clinical nature of Ted's life during his incarceration lulls him into what state of mind?

Short Essay Questions

1. After Ted is finally caught by a policeman while trying to escape in a stolen orange Volkswagon bug, he gives what name to police?

2. Knowing that Ann has received notoriety for a book about his crimes, what does Ted demand of her?

3. Why does Ann believe that Ted could not possibly be involved in the Florida murders despite the fact that they are reminiscent of Ted's past murders?

4. Ted and Ann still correspond via letters while Ted is awaiting trial. How does Ted describe his state of mind to Ann in those letters?

5. Describe five aspects of Ted's personality during his trials (as indicated by the author.)

6. What charges are initially keeping Ted in prison in Pensacola?

7. During Ted's trials involving the Florida assaults and killings, what is the most damaging piece of evidence in the case against Ted Bundy?

8. When Ann learns of Ted's arrest in Florida, what does she think?

9. Why does the state of Florida push for Ted to be tried for the murder of Kimberly Leach even though he has already received the death penalty for the other crimes committed in Tallahassee?

10. After telling the reader about Ted's sentence -- death by electric chair -- what does Ann admit about herself?

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