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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. When does the jury hear of Ted's crimes in Washington, Utah and Colorado?
(a) They never hear about them.
(b) They hear about them at the end of the sentencing.
(c) They hear about them in the beginning of the sentencing.
(d) They hear about them in the middle of the sentencing.

2. Twelve-year-old Kimberly Diane Leach is last seen with an angry man in what kind of vehicle?
(a) A white Cadillac.
(b) A white van.
(c) A white Volkswagon bug.
(d) A white truck.

3. Ann becomes seen as a "Ted Bundy" expert by whom?
(a) Media and law enforcement officials.
(b) Authors and prison wardens.
(c) Script writers and actors.
(d) Judges and lawyers.

4. In his letters, Ted tries to explain what to Ann?
(a) The mindset of a serial killer.
(b) The ideas he has for new books.
(c) The methods he used to kill his victims.
(d) The way he feels about her.

5. On the night of February 11, 1978, a policeman catches Ted doing what?
(a) Attempting to steal some clothes.
(b) Attempting to break into an apartment.
(c) Attempting to kidnap someone.
(d) Attempting to unlock a car.

Short Answer Questions

1. Ted stays alive because he keeps receiving what?

2. When Ted speaks to the judge, he refuses to beg for what?

3. Ted sends Ann a letter asking her to send his wife what?

4. Because Florida authorities have first rights to Ted, they will not allow what?

5. Since they do not have enough evidence to initially charge Ted with murder, on what charge are officials holding Ted?

Short Essay Questions

1. 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?

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. 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?

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

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

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

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

8. 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?

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

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

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