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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What do drowning victims have in common with heroin overdose cases?
(a) Both have enlarged brains.
(b) Both have fluid in the lungs.
(c) Both have foam in the airway.
(d) Both have enlarged veins.
2. What did Baden find when Carmella's body was exhumed?
(a) Stab wounds.
(b) Signs of drug use.
(c) A bullet.
(d) Injection marks.
3. What did Mario Jascalevich claim to be doing with curare?
(a) Treating patients outside the hospital.
(b) Testing on dogs.
(c) Dosing himself.
(d) Stealing it to sell.
4. What is Attica?
(a) A daycare.
(b) A maximum security women's prison.
(c) A maximum security men's prison.
(d) A detention center for wayward youth.
5. What activity does Baden claim plays havoc on teen suicide rates?
(a) Death by dehydration as an accidental effect of sexual experimentation.
(b) Death by strangulation as an accidental effect of sexual experimentation.
(c) Death by drug overdose as an accidental effect of sexual experimentation.
(d) Death by starvation as an accidental effect of sexual experimentation.
6. What was the cause of death for Robert, the Sutton Place Banker found tied to a bed?
(a) Starvation.
(b) Strangulation.
(c) Heroin overdose.
(d) Gunshot wound.
7. What did Travis do when Dr. Brown caught him inside the house?
(a) He shot her in the neck.
(b) He stabbed her in the neck.
(c) He punched her in the neck.
(d) He choked her.
8. What does Baden mention that can slow digestion by almost an hour?
(a) Exercise and emotional state.
(b) Eating certain foods.
(c) Drinking alcohol.
(d) Drinking vast quantities of water.
9. On investigation, what did the Claus defense team find about Dr. Worthington?
(a) He had not completed college.
(b) He was the murderer.
(c) He was a lover of Claus.
(d) He was a lover of Sunny.
10. How does Baden know Gail Morris died on Saturday, and not on Friday or Sunday?
(a) The maggot eggs in her eyes would have hatched if she died on Sunday.
(b) The maggot eggs in her eyes would not have hatched if she died on Friday.
(c) He doesn't know when Gail Morris died.
(d) The maggot eggs in her eyes would have hatched if she died on Friday.
11. What caused the riot?
(a) The prisoners were being starved.
(b) A prisoner was killed.
(c) A guard was killed.
(d) Privileges were taken away from a prisoner.
12. What pattern does Baden find in the .22 caliber killer, the New York Slasher, and the Buffalo Slasher?
(a) The killer is extremely brazen.
(b) The killer is distant.
(c) The killer is weak.
(d) The killer used the same weapon.
13. What does Baden find in his autopsies?
(a) The hostages died from being stabbed by guards.
(b) The hostages died from being shot by guards.
(c) The prisoners died from being shot by other prisoners.
(d) The hostages died from being poisoned by other prisoners.
14. Which organ is particularly important for detecting poison?
(a) The spleen.
(b) The eye.
(c) The tongue.
(d) The appendix.
15. Who led the state police in the raid?
(a) Frank Smith.
(b) Hank Williams.
(c) William Quinn.
(d) Roger Champen.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why were the Attica lawsuits mostly thrown out?
2. For what was Michael Privitiera killed?
3. What did the prisoners do to William Quinn?
4. What does Baden claim was the cause of death for Whitney Young?
5. What mistake does Baden blame prison authorities for making?
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