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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. Jilly was in which Mafia family?
(a) Colombo.
(b) Patriarcha.
(c) Gambino.
(d) Genovese.
2. What is one of the first things that Donnie Brasco buys?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Boat.
(c) Car.
(d) House.
3. Brasco agrees to stay in _______________ on Lefty's wishes.
(a) Chicago.
(b) Miami.
(c) Detroit.
(d) Milwaukee.
4. Which of the following was NOT something Brasco does with Jilly's crew?
(a) Played cards.
(b) Ate.
(c) Talked about jobs.
(d) Went to the movies.
5. Brasco was glad that Lefty got interested in what business in Milwaukee?
(a) Vending machine.
(b) Gambling.
(c) Prostitution.
(d) Drug.
Short Answer Questions
1. Conti's cover was to pose as a friend of Brasco's who was interested in ________________________.
2. How did Lefty feel about teaching Brasco about the Mafia?
3. Why did one of the men get angry at Brasco regarding the item in #32?
4. Who picked up Brasco at the airport?
5. Brasco tried to get Lefty hooked up with another FBI undercover agent into ____________________ in Milwaukee.
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the first time that Pistone would go undercover as Donnie Brasco?
2. What were the circumstances in which Pistone was able to get Lefty involved in the vending machine racket in Milwaukee?
3. How did Pistone meet Lefty and how did Pistone then have to break up his time?
4. How did Pistone have a close call with almost being identified when agent Tony Conti came to New York for a job?
5. Why did the FBI decide to use Pistone in an undercover Mafia operation?
6. What did Pistone think was critical about being an undercover agent?
7. Describe how Lefty took Pistone under his wing both professionally and personally.
8. What was Pistone's identity during the undercover operation?
9. What is the premise of DONNIE BRASCO?
10. Describe the situation in which Frankie and Patsy questioned Pistone's credibility.
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