2. How does Watson get FBI supervisors to participate in looking for al Qaeda cells?
(a) He gets Gore to speak directly with them.
(b) He threatens their bonuses, promotion and city assignments.
(c) He shows them evidence that cells exist in their cities.
(d) He promises bonuses when he gets information on al Qaeda.

3. What does the CIA find at the Shifa plant?
(a) Radium.
(b) Uranium.
(c) Arsenic.
(d) EMPTA.

4. How does Wolfowitz add to the threats in Indonesia?
(a) By giving false assurances to embassy staff.
(b) Be having Gelbard removed.
(c) By not reading intelligence reports on time.
(d) By giving false imformation to the amabassador.

5. Of the following, which is NOT a lesson learned in Charlie Allen's assembly of intelligence agencies?
(a) It is impossible to prove al Qaeda does not have weapons of mass destruction.
(b) The agencies never got together to consider al Qaeda's weapons before.
(c) There are less possiblities of weapons locations than they realized.
(d) It is easier to hide weapons of mass destruction than find them.

6. 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.

7. What threat is part of Executive Order 13099 against those that finance terrorist organizations?
(a) Sanctions.
(b) U.N. banishment.
(c) War with them as well as the terrorist organization.
(d) Lifetime imprisonment.

8. Why is the Pol-Mil Plan called "Top Secret Delenda?"
(a) Because that is where bin Laden's cave is located.
(b) Because al Qaeda must be destroyed.
(c) Because that is the code name for bin Laden.
(d) Because Delenda is an evil shepherd in the bible who teaches hate.

9. More than al Qaeda, what other acts of terrorism are on the FBI's minds?
(a) Domestic terrorists such as McVeigh.
(b) Violent protests such as the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle.
(c) Underground mobs.
(d) Russian and Chinese espionage.

10. What does Clinton reputedly say, as written in "USA Today" in 2001?
(a) "I fought terrorism to the best of my ability, but it is up to civilians to educate themselves."
(b) "I wish Bush great luck... Maybe he'll have a better chance at getting al Qaeda."
(c) "We prevented many attacks that are unknown. This fight continues into the next presidency."
(d) "I tried to take bin Laden out... the last four years I was in office."

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

12. By what year do the U.S. Departments all agree that bin Laden is the mastermind in global terrorism?
(a) 2001.
(b) 1999.
(c) 1995.
(d) 1993.

13. What causes Downing, Clarke's CSG replacement, to quit?
(a) Inability to respond effectively during emergencies.
(b) Pressure from Bush's administration so they can appoint someone close.
(c) Frsutration at the Administration's bureaucratic response to threat.
(d) Stress at CSG members' inability to cooperate with one another.

14. What does Powell suggest to fight the al Qaeda threat?
(a) Use U.S.-supporting Afghans to infiltrate al Qaeda cells.
(b) Massive attack on Afghanistan training camps.
(c) Ally with Russia and other countries for unsuspected intelligence resources.
(d) Put pressure on Pakistan to ally with the U.S. and against theTaliban and al Qaeda.

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