2. In what format does Bernstein get the names of the Watergate trial jurors?
(a) He writes them down.
(b) He photocopies them.
(c) He memorizes them.
(d) He has them faxed over.

3. What do the reporters wonder about Haldeman in Chapter 9?
(a) If he will resign.
(b) If he directed all of the corruption.
(c) If they can interview him.
(d) If he is the fifth person with access to the fund.

4. Why does Deep Throat think that the statement referenced in #115 is obvious?
(a) Because Liddy and Hunt were hired.
(b) Because Sloan resigned.
(c) Because Gray was hired.
(d) Because Mitchell resigned.

5. Who is Ed Warren?
(a) A lawyer.
(b) Hunt’s pseudonym.
(c) Bernstein’s pseudonym.
(d) The manager of an upstate hotel in New York.

6. What happens when Woodward requests an interview with the President?
(a) He is immediately denied.
(b) He is given a pre-interview and later denied.
(c) He is granted the interview, but postponed.
(d) He is unconditionally offered the interview.

7. What statement about the President most upsets his aide at the end of Chapter 15?
(a) That he is a liar.
(b) That he will be impeached.
(c) That Dean will claim he is a crook.
(d) That he is going to jail.

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

9. How many jury members acted as sources for the reporters?
(a) None.
(b) All of them.
(c) One.
(d) Six.

10. 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 they received last-minute evidence contradicting it.
(d) Because the evidence is not convincing enough.

11. What is the informal name of the group that included Hunt, Liddy, Young, and Krough?
(a) The Plumbers.
(b) The Carpenters.
(c) The Lifeguards.
(d) The Electricians.

12. Are Woodward and Bernstein allowed to talk to witnesses at the trial?
(a) They have to take it on a case-by-case basis.
(b) Never.
(c) Initially yes, but they are later forbidden to.
(d) Initially no, but they are later allowed to.

13. What is the theory presented as to why the men on trial plead guilty?
(a) They know they will be caught anyway.
(b) They are remorseful.
(c) They anticipate a later pardon.
(d) They don’t understand the legal system.

14. Why do Woodward and Bernstein attend a dinner at the White House?
(a) To help Bradlee.
(b) To talk to the new attorney general.
(c) To receive awards.
(d) To interview the President.

15. What happens to Haldeman and Ehrlichman in Chapter 16?
(a) They resign.
(b) They give interviews to the press.
(c) They keep their jobs.
(d) They are fired.