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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Baden claim in the cause of failure for the ME system?
(a) A lack of proper equipment.
(b) Untrained MEs and political pressure.
(c) A lack of budget.
(d) A lack on interest.

2. Why were MEs suspicious of the number of SIDS deaths?
(a) Only one in a million die of SIDS.
(b) Only three in a thousand die of SIDS.
(c) SIDS is a genetic disease.
(d) SIDS is caused by smoking, and the Tinnings did not smoke.

3. Dr. Worthington was willing to testify to what?
(a) That Sunny had been murdered.
(b) That Sunny had overdosed.
(c) That Sunny had bruises and scratches consistent with abuse.
(d) That Sunny had bruises and scratches consistent with self inflicted wounds.

4. How did Baden know Fried's death was not suicide by overdose?
(a) He had low levels of heroin in his system.
(b) He had low levels of cocaine in his system.
(c) He had low levels of barbiturates in his system.
(d) He did not have any drugs in his system.

5. What do drowning victims have in common with heroin overdose cases?
(a) Both have enlarged veins.
(b) Both have foam in the airway.
(c) Both have enlarged brains.
(d) Both have fluid in the lungs.

6. What did Travis and Peters do to cover up the crime?
(a) They dismembered the body.
(b) They hid the body.
(c) They burned down the house.
(d) They fed the body to pigs.

7. What is Baden's criticism against the doctors who saw Tinning's nine dead children?
(a) That they could have saved the children.
(b) That they were inefficient.
(c) That they didn't want to suspect murder.
(d) That they didn't show enough sympathy.

8. Why did the urine in Belushi's bladder help police?
(a) There was not enough to indicate he had slipped into a coma.
(b) There was none, indicating he had gotten up to urinate.
(c) The amount showed he had slipped into a coma.
(d) There was none, indicating he had urinated himself.

9. Why did Nigerians misdiagnose the reddish color of the brain in the body of Whitney Young, as a brain hemorrhage?
(a) There was evidence he had a bacterial disease.
(b) There was blood loss in the brain.
(c) The body was head down for several hours.
(d) There was evidence he was struck on the head.

10. Why was Jaroslawicz's body preserved so well?
(a) He was kept in plastic in a cold room.
(b) He was kept in plastic underwater.
(c) He was kept in plastic outside.
(d) He was kept in plastic in a warm room.

11. What did Baden find when Carmella's body was exhumed?
(a) Signs of drug use.
(b) Injection marks.
(c) A bullet.
(d) Stab wounds.

12. What did Travis and Peters not know about Dr. Brown?
(a) She was a martial arts expert.
(b) She was a night owl.
(c) She was not at home.
(d) She was married.

13. How did Jerald Sklar claim Catherine Fried had killed her husband?
(a) By stabbing him.
(b) By strangling him with a telephone cord.
(c) By sitting on a pillow over his face.
(d) By poisoning him.

14. What did Fried's three daughters not believe?
(a) That he drown.
(b) That he fell from a ladder.
(c) That his death was a suicide.
(d) That he died of a gunshot wound.

15. Why was Sunny von Bulow hospitalized the second time?
(a) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on heroin.
(b) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on cocaine.
(c) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on alcohol.
(d) Sunny von Bulow overdosed on aspirin.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Baden believe killed Gail Morris?

2. Why were the corrections officers not supposed to take part in the raid?

3. Where was Jaroslawicz's body found?

4. Who was the abuser in the relationship between Catherine and Paul?

5. How did the masochist doctor die at the end of Chapter Ten?

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