CLEAN : The villains of James

The Washington Spy Museum showcases 50 years of real-life villains, from drug kingpins to femme fatales. During the Cold War, Russian intelligence used female agents to infiltrate the US and UK. Modern films reflect current intelligence challenges, like identifying terrorist group members. Former CIA agent Tony Mendez notes that real spy life is less action-packed than movies suggest. Visitors to the museum can test their spy skills in interactive exhibits.

What type of agents did Russian intelligence services send to the US and UK during the Cold War?

• Double agents from within the CIA

• Teenage hackers

• Female agents to trap civil servants

• Male agents disguised as diplomats

According to CIA agent Mark Stout, what is a common challenge in modern intelligence?

• Recruiting new agents

• Intercepting encrypted communications

• Identifying members of terrorist groups

• Tracking financial transactions

What is a common theme in modern spy films according to the transcript?

• The portrayal of glamorous lifestyles

• The focus on historical events

• The uncertainty of allegiances

• The use of advanced technology

What does former agent Tony Mendez say about the reality of spy life?

• It's all about high-tech gadgets

• It's mostly about sitting and waiting

• It's full of high-speed chases

• It's constantly dangerous

What can visitors to the Spy Museum exhibit test?

• Their ability to create disguises

• Their knowledge of spy history

• Their spy skills in various scenarios

• Their ability to decode messages