1. How does Clarke quell issues with Israel in regards to selling arms to South Africa?
(a) Discusses apartheid and anti-semitism with Ivry.
(b) Threatens sanctions to all countries that sell to South Africa, including Israel.
(c) Reminds Ivry that Israel needs the U.S. as long as Russia is a superpower.
(d) Offers financial strategies that can replace Israel's business with South Africa.

2. How does Clarke begin making enemies with his own government?
(a) Getting too close to Reagan and funneling money into his department.
(b) Becoming too close to Israelis.
(c) Publicly scrutinizing the idea that they are involved with the Middle East.
(d) Admonishing the Reagan administration for their strategies.

3. During the Iran-Iraq war, what stance does the U.S. take?
(a) Instills sanctions on both countries.
(b) Aids Iran.
(c) Attempts peace talks between the two countries.
(d) Aids Iraq.

4. With the Red Army gone, what mentality do some of the soldiers that fight against them have?
(a) They now know a superpower can be destroyed.
(b) They are ready to take down the next superpower.
(c) That other countries will think twice before they invade.
(d) They now have the military power to run the government.

5. What results in the Soviets' attempt to invade the central Asian region?
(a) They withdraw in 1988.
(b) They are able to keep presence until the fall of U.S.S.R.
(c) It creates unlikely alliances in the Middle East/central Asia/ Persian Gulf.
(d) They withdraw but impress communist influence in the region.