1. As new agencies and prevention measures take place after 9/11, what should always be considered?
(a) National security measures take precedence over civil liberties.
(b) The President's motivations have American citizens as first priority.
(c) To not allow abuses as seen in J. Edgar Hoover era.
(d) End result is to protect civilians from Iraqi invasion.

2. Who does al Qaeda ally with to create a stronger army?
(a) Egyptian Islamic Jihad.
(b) The southern tribes in Sudan.
(c) Qatar's Shi'a population.
(d) Hezbollah-Lebanon.

3. What does Cofer Black inform Clarke in early December 1999?
(a) Times Square is a prime target for an al Qaeda attack.
(b) al Qaeda cells are now known to be in the U.S.
(c) Jordan infiltrated an al Qaeda cell with numerous millenium attack plans.
(d) DOD will no longer be able to finance their attack operations for counter-terrorism.

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

5. What gets the Pentagon angry at the President's response to the Khobar attack?
(a) Clinton allows Saudi Arabia to head the investigation.
(b) Clinton agrees to investigation of military laxness.
(c) Clinton does not want military retaliation.
(d) Clinton wants the FBI to hold investigation information from the Pentagon.