2. What did the United States government say publicly about the war?
(a) They deplored the war.
(b) They believed the British should have made peace with Germany.
(c) They believed the British cannot win the war.
(d) They did not intend to enter the war.

3. Where was Hitler in the early 1920s?
(a) Touring the United States.
(b) In the German parliament.
(c) Working as a baker.
(d) Prison.

4. What was the formal name given to the Baker Street Irregulars?
(a) Central Operations.
(b) Special Operations Executive.
(c) Special Baker Outfit.
(d) Baker Executive.

5. What did the network of amateur Swede code breakers intercept?
(a) Germany's intent to invade Poland.
(b) Germany's intent to cross the English channel.
(c) Finland's intent to give the British full access to their heavy water.
(d) Russia's intent to invade Finland.

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

7. How did Donovan delay Hitler's invasion?
(a) Tells Prince Regent Paul that Hitler would take his country first before Russia.
(b) Asks King Boris to delay the Germans passing through Bulgaria.
(c) Sends misleading intelligence over lines known to be compromised.
(d) Nothing could be done.

8. 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.

9. What was a serious problem for British shipping?
(a) German U-boats.
(b) Age of equipment.
(c) Lack of qualified sea captains.
(d) Finances.

10. Who were the "trappers"?
(a) Men and women sent undercover.
(b) Boats sent out specifically to trap German subs.
(c) Airplanes sent to trap German destroyers.
(d) The women who secretly opened letters and found the microdots.

11. Why did the Roosevelt administration keep Joseph Kennedy in London for as long as possible?
(a) To help the British intelligence.
(b) To keep him from campaigning against Roosevelt.
(c) There were no ships available to evacuate him and other Americans.
(d) To encourage the British people that Americans would help them.

12. What could Stevenson see as he inspected German factories?
(a) The Germans had advanced mechanical technology.
(b) The Germans were obeying the terms of the treaty from WWI.
(c) The Germans were using what was basically slave labor.
(d) The Germans were hiding weapons production.

13. Where was an intelligence leak found?
(a) By a clerk in the US Embassy.
(b) Through an admiral in the Russian navy.
(c) By a clerk in the British intelligence.
(d) Through one of the cousins of Tsar Nicholas II.

14. What was now known to the public about Roosevelt and the British?
(a) The extent of their agreements.
(b) The things Roosevelt said about the Brits in private.
(c) Why Roosevelt is re-elected which is due to covert work by British intelligence.
(d) Nothing.

15. In what country was Chamberlain most interested?
(a) Russia.
(b) Italy.
(c) Germany.
(d) The United States.