3. How did Hellman tell Hammett about the subpoena?
(a) She called on a secure line.
(b) She didn't.
(c) She sent him the article.
(d) She wrote him a letter.

4. Why was London the place to extend Hellman's visa?
(a) The embassy was nicer.
(b) They didn't listen to America.
(c) They spoke English.
(d) They were efficient.

5. What did the article say about the proof against Alger Hiss?
(a) It was not regarding Hiss.
(b) It was trumped up.
(c) It was legitimate.
(d) There wasn't any.

6. How did the audience receive Hellman at the "Regina" premier?
(a) They booed her offstage.
(b) They walked out.
(c) They listened intently.
(d) They gave her a standing ovation.

7. What did Hellman often catch Hammett doing?
(a) Daydreaming.
(b) Taking money from the safe.
(c) Sneaking out.
(d) Cheating.

8. How did Hellman find out she'd been subpoenaed a second time?
(a) She was arrested in Rome.
(b) In the paper.
(c) She knew instinctively.
(d) Hammett called her.

9. The first day Hellman shops in D.C., what was she afraid of?
(a) Being noticed.
(b) Buying the wrong outfit.
(c) Being killed.
(d) Spending money.

10. What did Blitzstein want Hellman to do at the "Regina" premier?
(a) Star in the play.
(b) Narrate the play.
(c) Play an instrument in the play.
(d) Sing in the play.

11. Hellman remembers when Nixon held the proof against Hiss up to ______.
(a) The sky.
(b) Hiss himself.
(c) The TV camera.
(d) Hellman's face.

12. What magazine published the article about Whittaker Chambers?
(a) New York Review of Books.
(b) Time Magazine.
(c) National Geographic.
(d) Rolling Stone.

13. If Hellman answered questions honestly about herself, what could she not do?
(a) Leave the country again.
(b) Plead the fifth later.
(c) Appeal her case.
(d) Discuss others.

14. Why did McCarthy plant the newspaper story?
(a) He was bored.
(b) To scare Hellman.
(c) To stimulate action.
(d) It was a mistake.

15. Who was the anti-radical hero?
(a) London.
(b) Hellman.
(c) Nixon.
(d) Truman.