What has made true crime stories a big money-maker?, A) TV shows, B) Popularity, C) Podcasts, D) Documentaries, Who donated profits from her film to charity?, A) A critic, B) A researcher, C) Anna Kendrick, D) A producer, Why did Kendrick donate her profits?, A) To become famous, B) To attract viewers, C) To focus on victims and families, D) To make more money, What might media companies not do for victims?, A) Give money, B) Inform them about the show, C) Make a documentary, D) Add music, What can dramatic effects in shows do?, A) Make crime less interesting, B) Make crime feel like just a story, C) Remove crime completely, D) Make criminals look guilty, Who is often more interested in true crime stories?, A) Men, B) Women, C) Children, D) Elderly, Why do some women watch true crime stories?, A) To relax, B) To ignore danger, C) To learn how to protect themselves, D) To play games, What can a good-looking criminal do in shows?, A) Apologize, B) Become an idol to admire, C) Disappear, D) Make crime worse, What kind of details might shows reveal?, A) Fun, B) Fictional, C) Personal and upsetting, D) Historical, Why do women feel connected to victims?, A) They watch many shows, B) They know criminals, C) They might have experienced similar challenges, D) They like documentaries.

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