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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II: Chapters 29-34.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who was the administrative director at Morristown Memorial Hospital that called Charlie Cullen’s actions there “inexcusable,” according to the author in Part I: Chapter 15?
(a) Connie Trembler.
(b) Mary Lund.
(c) Lisa Gannon.
(d) Marjorie Whelan.
2. As Danny Baldwin and Tim Braun sorted through Charles Cullen’s employment history, they realized that Cullen’s medical career began in what year?
(a) 1977.
(b) 1992.
(c) 1996.
(d) 1987.
3. Who was the New Jersey epidemiologist and assistant commissioner of the Department of Health in 2003?
(a) Dr. Steven Marcus.
(b) Eddy Bresnitz, MD.
(c) Dr. Zarar Shaleen.
(d) Dr. John Banas.
4. The policeman that called Charlie after he broke into Michelle’s house was from what police district in Part I: Chapter 10?
(a) Somerset County Police.
(b) Livingston County Police.
(c) Raritan County Police.
(d) Palmer County Police.
5. Who was the chief of the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Morristown Memorial Hospital when Charlie Cullen worked there?
(a) Dr. James Swanson.
(b) Dr. Peter Smith.
(c) Dr. John Banas.
(d) Dr. Thomas Arnold.
Short Answer Questions
1. In discussing Adrianne’s doubts about Charlie’s behavior, the author says in Part I: Chapter 7, “It was inconceivable that at an institution entrusted with human lives, the staff weren’t at least as carefully regulated as the stocks of” what?
2. The author states in Part II: Chapter 29, “Newark in the 1990s was the center of the murder universe, ‘the most dangerous city in America,’ according to” what publication?
3. Who was the original recipient of the memo that was sent by Somerset Medical to Danny Baldwin and Tim Braun in Part II: Chapter 31?
4. What kind of car does the author describe Amy Loughren driving in Part I: Chapter 24?
5. How old is Kim Wolfe said to be in Part I: Chapter 21?
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