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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What was Hitler's invasion of Russia code named?
(a) Barbarossa.
(b) Czargone.
(c) White Christmas.
(d) Operation Snow.

3. What did Roosevelt promise the King and Queen of England?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Financial aide.
(c) Guns and airplanes.
(d) Assistance if England was attacked.

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

5. What was the status of British finances at the time?
(a) Far worse than bankrupt.
(b) Close to bankrupt.
(c) Augmented by countries unwillingly under German control.
(d) Recently boosted by a war bond drive.

Short Answer Questions

1. What sendt Hitler into a rage that results in the heavy bombing of Belgrade?

2. How did Donovan delay Hitler's invasion?

3. Why did Sir Henry Tizard bring an assortment of confidential information to the United States?

4. Who overthrew Prince Regent Paul?

5. What did Stevenson discover through his message interception network?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Ambassador Kennedy remain in London until Hitler began bombing the city?

2. What was the Phony War?

3. What were Stevenson and Donovan doing just before Hitler's invasion of Russia?

4. What did Stevenson write about concerning Germany and how does he have access to the German communication network?

5. How did Donovan become more involved with Stevenson's work?

6. What did Stevenson notice about Germany during his inspections?

7. What was taking place in Germany in the early 1920s and how does that influence Stevenson?

8. What began on July 10,1940, and how does Britain respond?

9. Who was Madeleine?

10. Describe the growth of the Intrepid network into Bermuda.

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