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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 confirms the infiltration from question #126?
(a) Ziegler.
(b) George Gorton.
(c) The student himself.
(d) Deep Throat.
2. How does the FBI agent react when asked to re-confirm the story?
(a) He pretends not to know the reporters.
(b) He presents new facts.
(c) He denies the facts.
(d) He complies.
3. Why do Woodward and Bernstein attend a dinner at the White House?
(a) To receive awards.
(b) To talk to the new attorney general.
(c) To interview the President.
(d) To help Bradlee.
4. What is the tone of Dean’s statement at the beginning of Chapter 15?
(a) Angry and confused.
(b) Evasive and anxious.
(c) Pleasant and calm.
(d) Threatening and defiant.
5. Who issued the subpoenas?
(a) The Justice Department.
(b) The White House.
(c) CRP.
(d) Howard Hunt.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Gray’s notes do to the Post?
2. What does Deep Throat claim that neither the FBI nor the Post will be able to prove?
3. Why doesn’t Woodward initially receive his subpoena?
4. Whom does Bernstein vote for in the presidential election?
5. What is one document from Hunt’s safe that was destroyed?
Short Essay Questions
1. Was it illegal for the reporters to approach jurors?
2. Given Bernstein's voting - in the election and the poll - what does he think of McGovern?
3. What is Judge Sirica's attitude towards the testimony at the trial he is running?
4. How does the White House aide feel about Dean’s upcoming statement regarding the President?
5. Why does CRP try to recruit university students?
6. Why does Nixon reference Cambodia in his public statement?
7. What surveillance did CRP, the CIA, and/or the White House have on the Post reporters?
8. What do the reporters believe about Segretti?
9. Why does Woodward’s CRP source change in Chapter 14?
10. Why would the President want to ‘destroy’ the Post?
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