Bridge of Spies

The events of this movie are related to what era in History?

• World War II

• Cold War

• Vietnam War

• Korean War

By all appearances, Rudolf Abel is a harmless old man. He rides the subway to the Broad Street station and makes his way towards the riverside, seemingly unaware of the Federal agents who are tailing him. He sets up an easel in front of a park bench and begins to paint. What does Abel do next that confirms his involvement in espionage?

• He record a conversation between a couple sitting next to him

• He assassinates a senator as he is jogging through the park

• He retrieves a hollow nickel from under the park bench

• He surreptitiously takes photos of the State of Liberty

James B. Donovan is selected to defend the accused Soviet spy, so that justice will appear to have been done in the eyes of the world stage. Donovan's wife, Mary, has strong views about her husband taking on the case. What are they?

• She thinks it will bring him fame

• She is firmly against the idea

• She hopes to appear on television

• She believes it is his patriotic duty

Tom Hanks played a character named James B. Donovan. What is Mr. Donovan’s occupation?

• Medical doctor

• Insurance Lawyer

• Military spy

• Baker

Abel is found guilty of being a Russian spy in court. What does the judge sentence him to?

• He is freed

• the death penality

• 30 years in prison

• He is sent back to Russia

Where does Donovan go to negotiate a prisoner exchange?

• Moscow

• Washington D.C.

• Warsaw

• Berlin

What catchphrase does Abel always say when Donovan asks if he's concerned or worried?

• "Would it help?"

• "Of course I am!"

• "This is how we express worry."

• None of the above.

What does Donovan lose to a gang of thugs on his way to the Soviet Embassy in Berlin?

• His shoes

• His briefcase

• His wallet

• His coat

What is the name of the American pilot that got caught and convicted for spying by the Soviets?

• Rudolf Abel

• John Kimball

• Francis Gary Powers

• Frederic Pryor

Who is Fredric Pryor

• An American graduate student studying economics in Berlin

• A college student traveling abroad in Italy during summer vacation

• A professor at the Berlin University

• A KGB colonel in Eastern Berlin that negotiated the release of prisoners