2. What did Stevenson's London office serve as?
(a) A clearinghouse for information.
(b) A training lab for spies.
(c) A place to hold secret meetings with Eurpean heads of state.
(d) A place for developing various code machines.

3. Who was Colin Gubbins?
(a) A Canadian who cracked the Enigma machine.
(b) The head of the Baker Street Irregulars.
(c) A close advisor of King George V.
(d) The Polish labor leader.

4. Where did Noor Inayat Kahn die?
(a) In the United States.
(b) In London.
(c) A concentration camp.
(d) In a prison camp in France.

5. Who was Colonel Bill Donovan?
(a) The commander of the Asian forces in the Philippines.
(b) He was to Roosevelt what Stevenson was to Churchill.
(c) The head of the CIA.
(d) The head of Canadian intelligence.

6. What was already in place when Hitler took the Channel Islands?
(a) The netword of Island resistance.
(b) The British organization for guerrilla warfare against the Germans was already in place.
(c) The mine fields in the channel.
(d) The Royal Navy underwater demolition teams.

7. What concession did Stevenson gain from the United States?
(a) Stevenson got none of the concessions that he wanted.
(b) That the United States would begin training many more covert operators.
(c) That Germany would be the focal point of the United States' war effort.
(d) That the United States would send several shiploads of supplies daily to England.

8. Who had German agents tailing him in London?
(a) Queen Wilhelmina.
(b) Stevenson.
(c) Donovan.
(d) Churchill.

9. Who was William Wiseman?
(a) A spy for Britian in France during WWII.
(b) Stevenson's best friend.
(c) The chief of British Secret Intelligence Service in Washington, D. C.
(d) The head of the CIA's covert operations branch in the 1950s.

10. What did Stevenson and a chemical engineer figure out how to do?
(a) Sabotage the iron ore plants.
(b) Create a underground heavy water facility.
(c) Sabotage the heavy water.
(d) Repeal an invasion from Hitler.

11. Where did Ian Fleming train?
(a) Manitoba.
(b) Camp X.
(c) Manhattan.
(d) Camp A.

12. What was one thing Stevenson saw a value in during the time between world wars?
(a) Radio-controlled satellites.
(b) Autopiloted bombers.
(c) Autopiloted missles.
(d) Early warning systems.

13. For what did the Brits trade some of their technology and secrets?
(a) Arms and munitions.
(b) Food.
(c) Money.
(d) Intelligence.

14. Where was Roosevelt vacationing at the opening of Chapter 26?
(a) The Caribbean.
(b) Hawaii.
(c) Peru.
(d) The Pacific Northwest.

15. What was Stevenson's BSC busy doing?
(a) Protecting intelligence.
(b) Recruiting members.
(c) Conducting a propaganda war.
(d) Keeping supply lines open.