3. Where was Erika Cheung working when she received a letter from Theranos lawyers during Carreyrou's investigation?
(a) Amgen.
(b) Gilead Sciences.
(c) Antibody Solutions.
(d) Biogen, Inc.

4. How did Ian Gibbons die?
(a) He was in a car accident.
(b) He committed suicide.
(c) He was murdered.
(d) He died of complications from cancer.

5. Who was Elizabeth Holmes's uncle who died from cancer?
(a) Ron Dietz.
(b) Clive Wilkinson.
(c) Jay Rosan.
(d) Arnold Gelb.

6. Where did Alan Beam study pre-med when he moved to the U.S.?
(a) Harvard.
(b) Princeton.
(c) Berkeley.
(d) Columbia.

7. What blog did Adam Clapper run when he contacted the author about Theranos?
(a) Lost Coast Blog.
(b) Pathology Blawg.
(c) Society Blog.
(d) Mechanics and Engineering.

8. Who was Carreyrou's editor and the head of the investigations team at the Wall Street Journal during the Theranos scandal?
(a) Michael Craig.
(b) Mike Siconolfi.
(c) Heather King.
(d) Jay Rosan.

9. Where did Chinmay Pangarkar earn his Ph.D. in chemical engineering?
(a) Louisiana State University.
(b) Texas A and M.
(c) The University of California, Santa Barbara.
(d) The University of California, San Francisco.

10. In July of 2015, the FDA approved the Theranos proprietary finger-stick test for what?
(a) PTT.
(b) Liver enzymes.
(c) AIDS.
(d) HSV-1.

11. Who did Alan Beam replace as lab director for Theranos?
(a) Chris Todd.
(b) Arnold Gelb.
(c) James Mattis.
(d) Jay Rosan.

12. Who described trying to set up Elizabeth Holmes on dates in a New Yorker article featuring her?
(a) Jay Rosan.
(b) Barack Obama.
(c) Tara Lencioni.
(d) Henry Kissinger.

13. How much money was Theranos paying Channing Robertson ostensibly as a consultant at the time of the Fuisz trial?
(a) $500,000 a year.
(b) $300,000 a year.
(c) $100,000 a year.
(d) $800,000 a year.

14. Whose quote closed out Carreyrou's initial article on Theranos in the WSJ?
(a) Matt Bissel's.
(b) Maureen Glunz's.
(c) John Howard's.
(d) Vernon Loucks's.

15. For how many years had John Carreyrou worked for the Wall Street Journal when he was tipped off about the Theranos story?
(a) 22 years.
(b) 12 years.
(c) 16 years.
(d) 19 years.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much was the "innovation fee" (160) that was agreed upon for Walgreens to pay Theranos for launching its blood-testing services in their pharmacy chains?

2. Who did Alan Beam say was running Theranos's day-to-day operations when she first spoke with John Carreyrou?

3. Who was the lone Theranos executive that came along with lawyers to the offices of the WSJ to talk with Carreyrou and his editor?

4. Of the two labs at Theranos headquarters, the upper one is said to have been nicknamed Jurassic Park while the lower lab was nicknamed what?

5. Where was Rupert Murdoch born?

(see the answer keys)

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