2. Who had control of the heavy water plant in Norway?
(a) Hitler.
(b) The allies.
(c) The heavy water plant was located in Copenhagen.
(d) No one; it was destroyed.

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

4. What was assembled to give the impression of an invasion at Dieppe?
(a) 250 ships and thousands of soldiers.
(b) Misleading intelligence broadcasted over a frequency that was known to be compromised.
(c) A bevy of missles that were not actually armed.
(d) Nothing.

5. How did the Germans retaliate for Heydrich's death?
(a) Ordering a dusk to dawn curfew.
(b) Setting fire to the crops.
(c) Bombed Bilovec until it was all rubble.
(d) Killing 100 Czechs every evening.

6. What did Churchill learn when he and Roosevelt met on June 17?
(a) That the allies were still hoding Tobruk but rather tenuously.
(b) That Stalin had met with German representatives.
(c) That Tobruk fell.
(d) That the Americans wanted to concentrate on the Pacific arena.

7. From where had the last four men of the assassination team come?
(a) They parachuted in.
(b) They were Canadians trained by Stevenson.
(c) They were Australians.
(d) They came from the United States.

8. What correspondence was CYNTHIA asked to obtain?
(a) Between Hitler and Mussolini.
(b) Between Stalin and Hitler.
(c) Between the Vichy French and Europe.
(d) Between Austria and Germany.

9. Who was Cheese?
(a) The agent who was to sabotage the Soviet vessel Mein Kampf.
(b) A code name for an operation to steal the German's atomic bomb plans.
(c) The agent who was to sabotage the munitions factory in Dresden.
(d) The agent who was to sabotage the Norsk Hydro plant.

10. What did the Allies use at first to try to attack the heavy water plant?
(a) Unmanned missles.
(b) Gliders.
(c) Bombs dropped by B-52s.
(d) Internal sabotage by Norwegians who worked there.

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

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

13. What else did the operation in question #133 do?
(a) Gained considerable ground for the allies.
(b) Tested the enemy's morale.
(c) Tested the enemy's codes.
(d) Tested the enemy radar.

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

15. How were German U-boats located?
(a) By overflight of planes.
(b) By a machine called an oscilloscope.
(c) By dropping depth charges.
(d) Using HF/DF (HuffDuff).