2. What are the legal consequences for the reporters of having contacted jury members?
(a) There are no consequences.
(b) They are imprisoned.
(c) They are acquitted.
(d) They are indicted.

3. What does the unexpected testimony in question #147 give the prosecution?
(a) Evidence against Nixon.
(b) Evidence against Hunt.
(c) Evidence against Liddy.
(d) Evidence against Dean and Mitchell.

4. What does Colson deny in Chapter 15?
(a) That he will resign.
(b) That he was involved in Watergate.
(c) That Haldeman was involved.
(d) That he warned the President about the cover-up.

5. What does Woodward ask for from Shapiro and Colson?
(a) Transcripts of Nixon’s tapes.
(b) Memos about the Canuck letter.
(c) Memos about Hunt’s safe.
(d) Memos from Hunt’s safe.

6. How does Dean feel about going to jail, according to his friend?
(a) He will fight it.
(b) He wants to avoid it more than anything.
(c) He is resigned to it.
(d) He is relieved to go.

7. What is the code name of Bernstein’s new source?
(a) Deeper Throat.
(b) Z.
(c) My Friend.
(d) Anonymous.

8. Why don’t the reporters publish the Colson/Mitchell article?
(a) Because Bradlee asked them to take it out.
(b) Because they don’t both agree about it.
(c) Because the evidence is not convincing enough.
(d) Because they received last-minute evidence contradicting it.

9. How do the reporters later feel about their reaction to the FBI agent?
(a) Proud.
(b) Indifferent.
(c) Terrible.
(d) Good.

10. What does Deep Throat claim that neither the FBI nor the Post will be able to prove?
(a) That Richard Nixon knew about the break-in.
(b) That Hunt burned his manuscripts.
(c) The guilt of the men on trial for the Watergate break-in.
(d) That Mitchell and Colson were also conspirators in Watergate.

11. What is the nickname for the men on trial?
(a) The Watergate Five.
(b) The Watergate Seven.
(c) The Cubans.
(d) The Men from Miami.

12. What does Sloan’s attorney say about Sloan’s denial?
(a) That he was right.
(b) That he denies the denial.
(c) That he didn’t mean it.
(d) That it is specific to this story.

13. What is strange about L. Patrick Gray’s position?
(a) He is about to be fired.
(b) He refuses the job.
(c) He is named in the middle of the Watergate crisis.
(d) He has resigned.

14. What does Butterfield reveal in Chapter 16?
(a) Colson went off the tracks.
(b) He was the leader of CRP.
(c) Nixon taped himself.
(d) Nixon paid to get out of going to jail.

15. What is unusual about McCord?
(a) He is lying.
(b) He is willing to talk to the Post.
(c) He did not take part in the Watergate break-in.
(d) He is the only one of the burglars to turn on his superiors.