5. In what condition is the White House when the Trumans move in?
(a) Pristine and gleaming
(b) Practically vacant
(c) Dirty and rundown
(d) A little shoddy

6. What organization is established in January of 1944 but is essentially useless?
(a) NATO
(b) The War Refugee Board
(c) The United Nations
(d) The League of Nations

7. What are Franklin and Eleanor planning?
(a) A trip to London
(b) An anniversary party
(c) A family reunion
(d) Their retirement

8. To whom does Eleanor give a tour of the White House?
(a) Bess and Margaret Truman
(b) Margaret Truman
(c) Harry and Bess Truman
(d) Bess Truman

9. With whom did Roosevelt meet at this conference?
(a) Churchill and Blair
(b) Eisenhower and Patton
(c) Churchill and Stalin
(d) Churchill and Eisenhower

10. What topic became of supreme interest for Eleanor?
(a) Funding for hair salons
(b) Energy conservation
(c) Grants for agricultural businesses
(d) Equal treatment for Negro servicemen

11. For what do hundreds of thousands Allied soldiers prepare in the spring of 1944?
(a) Continuing rations
(b) Another attack by the Axis forces
(c) The end of the war
(d) D-Day

12. What is Roosevelt's destination for a two-week visit on March 24, 1945?
(a) Campobello
(b) Hyde Park
(c) London
(d) Warm Springs, Georgia

13. What information do reports from Europe contain?
(a) The Japanese are planning another attack
(b) The Allies are winning
(c) The Russian atomic bomb is ready for deployment
(d) Jews are being murdered in concentration camps

14. Who was Roosevelt's Republican opponent in the presidential election of 1944?
(a) Dwight D. Eisenhower
(b) Thomas Dewey
(c) Teddy Roosevelt
(d) George Patton

15. By the end of 1942, how many Jews were estimated to have been killed by the Germans?
(a) 3 thousand
(b) 30 million
(c) 30 thousand
(d) 3 million