When countries find a diplomatic solution, they

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Espionage in the Cold War

Reading comprehension quiz about #espionage #VENONA #KGB #Manhattan Project #Alger Hiss # Francis Gary Powers #Aldrich Ames

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1
The most dangerous spying by those in the United States was
the selling of atomic secrets to the Soviets.
tunneling beneath a city.
the use of listening devices in the ambassador's office.
Power's U-2 spy mission.
2
One can infer that the Soviet Union
had no interest in developing nuclear weapons.
had no nuclear weapons program of its own.
actively engaged in espionage.
was morally opposed to spying.
3
One can infer from the passage that spying after the Hiss case
is no longer necessary.
ended.
is not so common today as it was during the Cold War.
continues to this day.
4
Before the Cold War, espionage was seen as
similar to cheating.
a legitimate branch of foreign policy.
the only way to gather information about other nations.
a minor criminal offence.
5
When countries find a diplomatic solution, they
resolve disputes without warring.
engage in espionage.
negotiate an agreement to end a dispute.
go to war.
6
Papers that proved ALger Hiss was a Communist were found
in a coded message.
during a U-2 spy mission.
in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
in a pumpkin.
7
The U-2 pilot who was caught for spying was
Richard Nixon.
Klaus Fuchs.
Aldrich Ames.
Francis Gary Powers.
8
Espionage between the US and the Soviet Union began
in the eighteenth century.
in the 1980s.
in the 1960s.
during World War II.
9
The name "Cold War" conveyed the message that
the US and Soviet Union were indifferent to each other.
the US and Soviet Union fought actively in arctic climates.
no actual fighting took place.
the period involved the development of nuclear weapons.
10
The research program that developed the atomic bomb was called
Los Alamos
VERONA
the Manhattan Project
U-2
11
Choose the correct answer.
correct
incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
12
The American program that decoded Soviet communications was called
the Manhattan Project
GRU
VERONA
KGB

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Reading comprehension quiz about #espionage #VENONA #KGB #Manhattan Project #Alger Hiss # Francis Gary Powers #Aldrich Ames

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Questions 12

Answers

1
The most dangerous spying by those in the United States was
the selling of atomic secrets to the Soviets.
tunneling beneath a city.
the use of listening devices in the ambassador's office.
Power's U-2 spy mission.
2
One can infer that the Soviet Union
had no interest in developing nuclear weapons.
had no nuclear weapons program of its own.
actively engaged in espionage.
was morally opposed to spying.
3
One can infer from the passage that spying after the Hiss case
is no longer necessary.
ended.
is not so common today as it was during the Cold War.
continues to this day.
4
Before the Cold War, espionage was seen as
similar to cheating.
a legitimate branch of foreign policy.
the only way to gather information about other nations.
a minor criminal offence.
5
When countries find a diplomatic solution, they
resolve disputes without warring.
engage in espionage.
negotiate an agreement to end a dispute.
go to war.
6
Papers that proved ALger Hiss was a Communist were found
in a coded message.
during a U-2 spy mission.
in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
in a pumpkin.
7
The U-2 pilot who was caught for spying was
Richard Nixon.
Klaus Fuchs.
Aldrich Ames.
Francis Gary Powers.
8
Espionage between the US and the Soviet Union began
in the eighteenth century.
in the 1980s.
in the 1960s.
during World War II.
9
The name "Cold War" conveyed the message that
the US and Soviet Union were indifferent to each other.
the US and Soviet Union fought actively in arctic climates.
no actual fighting took place.
the period involved the development of nuclear weapons.
10
The research program that developed the atomic bomb was called
Los Alamos
VERONA
the Manhattan Project
U-2
11
Choose the correct answer.
correct
incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
12
The American program that decoded Soviet communications was called
the Manhattan Project
GRU
VERONA
KGB