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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who throws a fit about discussion of al Qaeda at a committee meeting with CSG?
(a) Paul Wolfowitz.
(b) Rich Armitage.
(c) Dick Cheney.
(d) Donald Rumsfeld.

2. What does Ressam's custody lead to?
(a) A sleeper cell in Montreal.
(b) Attack plans on Times Square.
(c) Attack plans on a Radisson Hotel for Millenium New Year.
(d) An ex-cab driver in Boston.

3. Who vetoes the snatch against Usama bin Laden in 96-97?
(a) Clarke and Tenet.
(b) Clinton and Gore.
(c) Tony Lake.
(d) Janet Reno.

4. What does bin Laden and Zawahiri do to gain Rahman's release?
(a) Publicly announce war on Egypt and the U.S. on BBC if they do not release him.
(b) Kill tourists and stuff them with leaflets calling for his release.
(c) Take hostages from the U.S. Embassy in Egypt.
(d) Send suicide bombers outside Rahman's prison.

5. What is Sandy Berger's advice to Clarke to get varying departments concerned about chemical/biological weapons prevention and response?
(a) Scare them into it.
(b) Threaten budget cuts.
(c) Offer increased budgets with their participation.
(d) Flatter them on their department's useful knowledge and know-how.

6. What does Clarke work on with Arms Control Director Ron Lehmen to verify "innocent' chemical plants?
(a) An Alternative Energy Pact.
(b) A Chemical Weapons Convention Treaty.
(c) A Weapons of Mass Destruction Protocol.
(d) A Nuclear Power Inspection Committee.

7. What prohibits the FBI from being able to do much research into al Qaeda cells?
(a) Lack of internet.
(b) Pavitt's belief that al Qaeda is not important.
(c) Attorney General Guidelines.
(d) Laziness.

8. What motivates bin Laden to leave Sudan?
(a) Turabi becomes too controlling for bin Laden.
(b) Usama bin Laden believes Turabi has lost sight of the Caliphate.
(c) Egypt's threat of military buildup.
(d) The CIA and FBI has infiltrated Khartoum.

9. To get fresh eyes looking for bin Laden, what does the CSG turn to?
(a) Left behind dissidents in Sudan.
(b) Predators, (unmanned aircrafts).
(c) Allying with Russia.
(d) American born Afghanistans that are loyal to the U.S.

10. The Principals agree to examine what policy?
(a) Policy on targeted assassinations.
(b) Policy on snatches.
(c) Policy on "retaliation."
(d) Policy on sanctions.

11. How does al Qaeda indirectly fund terrorism so they are not caught?
(a) They keep all their money in the Caribbean or Switzerland.
(b) They do not use a central banking system.
(c) They use conterfeit money.
(d) Through fabricated charities, museums, mosques, and cultural centers all over the world.

12. What weapons do the Aum utilize?
(a) Homemade bombs.
(b) Sarin nerve gas.
(c) Tularemia.
(d) Smallpox virus.

13. Who is the first foreign rescue team to arrive in Africa when a terrorist attack hits U.S. soil?
(a) Israel.
(b) Pakistan.
(c) Egypt.
(d) Saudi Arabia.

14. What surprises Powell when he observes a meeting between CSG, NSC, State, Defense, CIA, FBI, and military?
(a) How smooth the meeting is run.
(b) All agree that al Qaeda is a threat.
(c) How defensive each department is in their role.
(d) How they lack in communication abilities.

15. According to Clarke, what is the global response to the U.S.'s invasion of Iraq after 9/11?
(a) General support to finally oust Hussein.
(b) Heightened hatred for America among Muslim youth.
(c) Western support but larger relationship gap from Muslim countries.
(d) Surprise positive response from other Muslim nations.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Millennium After Action review mostly focus on?

2. How is the CIA sure that Iraq has a chemical weapons program?

3. How does the U.S. plan to pass Pakistan airspace without issues?

4. What does the FBI notice in the summer of 2001?

5. According to Will Wechsler, where do people think bin Laden gets his finances from?

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