2. After his guest stint on a radio quiz show, who told Moe Berg, "Berg, in just thirty minutes you did more for baseball than I've done the entire time I've been commissioner"?
(a) William Eckert.
(b) Ford Frick.
(c) A. B. "Happy" Chandler, Sr.
(d) Kenesaw Mountain Landis.

3. Following World War II, Werner Heisenberg was appointed director of what institution?
(a) The Newtons School of Physics.
(b) The King Edward II Institute for Physics.
(c) The Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics.
(d) The Einstein Institute of Physics.

4. Edoardo Amaldi told Moe Berg that he should be concerned about a chemist named what?
(a) Charles Owen.
(b) Tony Calvert.
(c) Roy Spencer.
(d) Walther Bothe.

5. What refers to the official list of players who are eligible to play in a given game and to be included on the lineup card for that game in baseball?
(a) Flock.
(b) Cast.
(c) Group.
(d) Roster.

Short Answer Questions

1. What theoretical physicist informed Moe Berg that many physicists made routine visits to Switzerland for conferences and lectures in Chapter 11, "A Perfect Spy"?

2. When was Ted Williams born?

3. How long was Dom DiMaggio's baseball career?

4. After the dissolution of the OSS, two of Moe's beloved supervisors, including who, resigned and planned to return to practicing law?

5. When did Moe Berg return to the United States from Paris in Chapter 5, "Good Field, No Hit"?

(see the answer key)

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