1. What is Christine Blasey Ford's profession?
(a) She is a business executive.
(b) She is a research psychologist and professor.
(c) She is an investment banker and hedge fund executive.
(d) She is a schoolteacher.

2. To what publication did journalist Ronan Farrow turn over his story on the Weinstein allegations?
(a) The New York Times.
(b) The Washington Post.
(c) The New Yorker.
(d) The Chicago Tribune.

3. Who told the New York Times of Weinstein, "He's now experiencing all the things he's put everybody else through: humiliation, worthlessness, fear, weakness, aloneness, loss, suffering and embarrassment" (217)?
(a) Rebecca Corbett.
(b) Donna Gigliotti.
(c) Geraldine Hatcher.
(d) Cynthia Burr.

4. Who attempted to cast herself as the person who had led to changes in behavior and an understanding of Harvey Weinstein's past misdeeds, according to the narrative in Chapter 6?
(a) Donna Gigliotti.
(b) Mary Regency.
(c) Sandeep Rehal.
(d) Lisa Bloom.

5. Who was the reporter from the Washington Post that contacted Christine Blasey Ford after she submitted two tips to the news organization regarding Brett Kavanaugh?
(a) Emma Brown.
(b) Gloria Allred.
(c) Gerald Hatcher.
(d) Donna Gigliotti.

Short Answer Questions

1. The authors note that NY Times editor Dean Baquet wanted Jodi and Megan to follow two rules as they went forward in their investigation in Chapter 4. What was the second rule?

2. When did Lance Maerov attain a secret peek at Harvey Weinstein's personnel file, according to the narrative in Chapter 5?

3. What is the title of Chapter 3?

4. When was Lance Maerov appointed to one of three independent seats on the board at The Weinstein Company?

5. Who facilitated Lance Maerov's glimpse into Harvey Weinstein's personnel file, according to the narrative in Chapter 5?

(see the answer key)

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