1. 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) Public Health agencies meeting ont he subject.
(c) Shalala saying Health and Human Services is a key part in the fight against terrorism.
(d) 20/20 does a special on chemical and biological weapons.

2. Where does O'Neill get Aum's contact information?
(a) The Japanese mob in New York.
(b) CIA had information on them.
(c) FBI is able to trace the agent to the seller and thus to a buyer.
(d) The phone book.

3. What does Iran continue to do despite U.S. sanctions on them?
(a) Continue arms trade with South Africa.
(b) Fund terrorism against Syria.
(c) Export oil to the U.K.
(d) Exports oil to the U.S.

4. How does Clarke help prepare, but not frighten the public about homeland terrorism?
(a) By assuring the government has a handle on defenses.
(b) Through a series of briefings and speeches such as that on 60 minutes.
(c) By downplaying its possibility in the near future.
(d) His ability to use laymen's words and not medical jargon.

5. According to Clarke, what is one of the mistakes of Reagan's administration?
(a) They leave too quickly from Pakistan and Afghanistan, leaving no influence.
(b) They never should have risked their alliance with Arabs by helping Israel.
(c) They failed to make a large enough military presence in the Persian Gulf.
(d) They backed the wrong country in the Iran-Iraq war.