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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7-9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How long did it take Baden's wrongful dismissal suit to go to trial?
(a) One year.
(b) Two years.
(c) Five years.
(d) Three years.

2. What is a coup injury?
(a) When someone has a bruised scalp, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain, all directly beneath one another.
(b) When someone has a bruised scalp, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain, all in different areas.
(c) When someone has a bruised back of the head, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain at the front.
(d) When someone has a bruised back of the head, a fractured skull, and a bruised brain at the back.

3. Why did Baden delay the autopsy report in the case of Willie Welch?
(a) He was arguing with Dr. Rho about cause of death.
(b) He was reluctant to help the DA.
(c) He was waiting for toxicology reports.
(d) He was unwilling to claim Welch was stabbed.

4. What happens to Baden's patient following his release from the hospital at the end of Chapter Two?
(a) He dies in a car accident.
(b) He dies of cancer.
(c) He dies of infection.
(d) He dies of an overdose.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Baden's first homicide case?

2. Why did Baden fail to change the cause of death on the Soman case?

3. Why was Jaroslawicz's body preserved so well?

4. What method does Baden use to determine time of death for John Belushi?

5. In Chapter Two, what actually caused the death of the man being autopsied in fear of small pox?

(see the answer key)

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