4. With the House, how were people's loyalties originally tested?
(a) Physical abuse.
(b) Mind games.
(c) Drawn out interrogation.
(d) Litmus test.

5. What was Hellman's "sin" after gaining literary success?
(a) Being egotistical.
(b) Drinking too much.
(c) Plagiarizing.
(d) Being lazy.

6. Wills explains that the tactics of the Committee created an environment of _______ in America.
(a) Greed.
(b) Calmness.
(c) Distrust.
(d) Dependence.

7. Why was Gary Cooper unsure if he'd read a script with Communist propaganda?
(a) He didn't pay attention.
(b) He didn't read scripts.
(c) He didn't understand Communism.
(d) He usually reads at night.

8. What did Hellman believe was a common right among men and the reason she accepted the Communist Party?
(a) The right to vote.
(b) The right to one's own feelings.
(c) The right to overthrow a government.
(d) The right to bear arms.

9. Hellman was considered a ________, not a Communist.
(a) Radical.
(b) Independent.
(c) Traitor.
(d) Republican.

10. How was the Blacklist used against people?
(a) It was sent to their families.
(b) It was attached to their resume.
(c) It was published.
(d) It was used as blackmail.

11. For Hellman to travel, what did she need?
(a) A passport.
(b) State Department approval.
(c) More money.
(d) A companion.

12. When Hellman attended Party meetings, how involved was she?
(a) She paid little attention.
(b) She was an enthusiastic participant.
(c) She was a primary speaker.
(d) She organized the events.

13. How did Hammett think people would feel about Hellman's high morals?
(a) Confused.
(b) Afraid.
(c) Unimpressed.
(d) Impressed.

14. Hellman explains that, when it comes to a bad experience, what kind of person is she?
(a) She doesn't hold grudges.
(b) She carries it with her forever.
(c) She soon forgets everything.
(d) She forgives, but never forgets.

15. After some time, Hellman began to feel ________ about testifying.
(a) Relieved.
(b) Happy.
(c) Anxious.
(d) Angry.