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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 finding out that the man they have captured is Ted Bundy, investigators discover what?
(a) He has been to law school.
(b) He was born out of wedlock.
(c) He is one of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted individuals.
(d) Ann is writing a book about him.

2. Ted is sentenced to what fate?
(a) Death by lethal injection.
(b) Death by electric chair.
(c) Death by hanging.
(d) Life imprisonment.

3. When Ted is picked up by police after running from Tallahassee, he insists his name is what?
(a) Ken Misner.
(b) Ted Misner.
(c) Ted Bundy.
(d) Ken Bundy.

4. When Ted deliberately delays his court appearances, he earns himself what?
(a) More interest from young women.
(b) The love of the media.
(c) Contempt of court charges.
(d) Concern from Ann.

5. When Kimberly Leach's body is found, Ted reacts in what way?
(a) He cries.
(b) He shows no emotion.
(c) He denies he had anything to do with her murder.
(d) He laughs.

Short Answer Questions

1. The "Afterword" takes place in what year?

2. Why does the author believe Ted's murders in Florida are so vicious?

3. Judge Edward D. Cowart is known for what?

4. What kind of medical professional identifies that the bite marks on Lisa Levy match those of Ted's dental impressions?

5. As the crimes in Florida increase, Ann becomes convinced of what?

Short Essay Questions

1. After Ted confesses on tape to 36 murders, why isn't he sent back to the state of Washington to face trial?

2. 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?

3. As of 1986, Ted Bundy has not yet been executed. Why is he still on Death Row?

4. 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?

5. When Ted is charged with the attacks and murders of the Tallahassee women as well as the death of Kimberly Leach, how does he react? What does this show?

6. Before Ted is executed in 1989, what does he do?

7. Why aren't Ted's crimes in Washington, Utah and Colorado brought up during the sentencing phase of Ted's trial?

8. Ted Bundy goes on an assaulting and killing spree the night of January 14, 1978. What evidence does he leave behind during his rampage?

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

10. What does Ted do during his sentencing phase after he is convicted of Kimberly Leach's murder?

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