A Man Called Intrepid: The Secret War Test | Final Test - Easy

William Stephenson
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A Man Called Intrepid: The Secret War Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why was J. Edgar Hoover angry?
(a) At Bill Donovan's appointment.
(b) Because Roosevelt makes him hire several of Donovan's cronies.
(c) Because the United States is willing to ally with communist Russia.
(d) Because Roosevelt left him out of some important planning sessions.

2. What did the German's revenge spark?
(a) The resistance movement.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Russia joining the allies.
(d) Several more European countries to join the allies.

3. What happened to the village of Lidice?
(a) Nothing.
(b) It was totally destroyed and its fields salted.
(c) It was spared since it tried to report the possible assassination.
(d) It was burned to the ground.

4. What did the Nazis begin to do in Denmark?
(a) Round up Jews.
(b) Conscript Danish men.
(c) Round up the Danish royal family.
(d) Ship Danes to work as virtual slaves on missle projects.

5. What did Stevenson wire Churchill about Donovan?
(a) That he agreed to coordinate all intelligence.
(b) That he was suspected of spy work for the Germans.
(c) That he was retiring due to illness.
(d) That Roosevelt had fired him.

6. What did Stevenson plant to imply a plot against President Vargas?
(a) Several anonymous phone calls.
(b) Foreged letters and documents.
(c) A red herring.
(d) A video.

7. To whom did Bohr give his important papers and tell to escape?
(a) Stefan Rozental.
(b) No one.
(c) Warner Von Braun.
(d) Clyde Greenbaum.

8. For what were the Russians pushing?
(a) Conceding Poland and Hungary.
(b) An atomic bomb on Berlin.
(c) Opening a second front.
(d) Opening a third front.

9. Why did the papers not arrive?
(a) Greenbaum lost them on the way to Switzerland.
(b) Rozental lost them on the way to Sweden.
(c) Greenbaum lost them on the way to Sweden.
(d) Von Braun lost them on the way to Sweden.

10. What were the British warships forming a trap for?
(a) The Pommern.
(b) The Bismarck.
(c) The Prinz Eugen.
(d) The Hannover.

11. Why did the lab and experiments of the man in #157 grow?
(a) He finally figured out the correct sequence for fission.
(b) He finally figured out the correct sequence for fusion.
(c) He was Hitler's brother-in-law and received special treatment.
(d) He had unlimited funding from Hitler.

12. When did the relations between British and American intelligence become strained?
(a) After PHARAOH.
(b) After TORCH.
(c) After TROY.
(d) After SPARTA.

13. Who seemed to have the greatest chance of being first to develop the atomic bomb?
(a) American.
(b) Britian.
(c) Denmark.
(d) Hitler.

14. On account of what did J. Edgar Hoover blame Stevenson's request for information was not answered.
(a) A downed radio station.
(b) Misinterpreted codes.
(c) A lack of personnel to process the request.
(d) Communist sympathizers.

15. What did Bohr manage to do at the end of September?
(a) Get his family out of Denmark.
(b) Escape arrest by the Gestapo.
(c) Kill one of the most loyal Nazi scientists who was on the verge of a breakthrough.
(d) Find a way to send his work out of Norway.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Bohr refuse?

2. From where had the last four men of the assassination team come?

3. What was one of Heydirch's duties?

4. Who was Cheese?

5. What did CYNTHIA obtain from a former lover?

(see the answer keys)

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