1. When TWA 800 explodes, what is the atmosphere in the White House?
(a) Happy they have a reason to engage in a war with Iran.
(b) Tense for a possible war.
(c) Understanding that domestic terrorism will be on the rise from this point forward.
(d) Fear that Clinton will not respond rationally.

2. What does Berger do for Clarke as Clarke did for him?
(a) Handles the media sessions so Clarke can get away.
(b) Assures him as a protectee of the Secret Service.
(c) Allows him to stay in his home.
(d) Offers Clarke his vacation home to relax.

3. How is the CIA sure that Iraq has a chemical weapons program?
(a) Hussein threatens Clinton with it.
(b) CIA intelligence shows an "agriculture" building as the research center.
(c) Iraq used them on Iran when U.S. was helping Iraq.
(d) From a surprise U.N. inspection.

4. What assures Clarke of the "conceptual breakthrough" that terrorism is now a concern for many?
(a) The media's greater interest in his work.
(b) Shalala saying Health and Human Services is a key part in the fight against terrorism.
(c) 20/20 does a special on chemical and biological weapons.
(d) Public Health agencies meeting ont he subject.

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) Flatter them on their department's useful knowledge and know-how.
(c) Threaten budget cuts.
(d) Offer increased budgets with their participation.