MRS WYNNE RETURNS - SOUND

Mrs. Wynne discusses her husband's health and mood, noting he was cheerful despite the situation. She addresses speculation about a Russian show trial, stating she received no information about it in Moscow. Mrs. Wynne confirms her acquaintance with Oleg Penkovsky, describing him as jovial and not suspecting him of being a spy.

How did Mrs. Wynne describe her husband's health during her visit?

• He was bedridden and unwell.

• He looked fairly fit and slightly slimmer.

• He was gaining weight rapidly.

• He was very ill and weak.

What was Mrs. Wynne's response to the speculation about a show trial?

• She was advised not to attend.

• She was organizing the trial herself.

• She was completely unaware of any trial plans.

• She had detailed information about it.

What did Mrs. Wynne say about attending the trial if it happens?

• She was forbidden to attend.

• She would definitely attend.

• She would avoid it at all costs.

• She was unsure about attending.

Who is Oleg Penkovsky according to Mrs. Wynne?

• A close family friend.

• An unknown individual.

• A jovial man she met on a business trip.

• A notorious spy.

Did Mrs. Wynne suspect Oleg Penkovsky of being a spy?

• Yes, she was certain he was a spy.

• No, she did not suspect him at all.

• She had mixed feelings about him.

• She had never met him.