Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Seymour Hersh
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Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Seymour Hersh
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. There was evidence that many of the terrorists had tested airline security by doing what?
(a) Becoming airport security agents.
(b) Taking numerous international flights.
(c) Taking numerous flights around the country.
(d) Attempting to take weapons past airport security.

2. Whom did the Iraqi National Congress oppose?
(a) Hussein.
(b) Taliban.
(c) Al Qaeda.
(d) The mullahs.

3. Who killed Abdul Haq, an Afghan leader supposedly working for the CIA?
(a) Mullah Omar.
(b) U.S. Special Forces.
(c) Al Qaeda.
(d) The Taliban.

4. There were reports of plans to seize airplanes and use them as weapons going back to when?
(a) Mid 1980s.
(b) Early 1980s.
(c) Mid 1990s.
(d) Early 1990s.

5. According to comments, who had lowered the bar and provided an excuse to ignore the Geneva Conventions in the future?
(a) Rumsfeld.
(b) Bush.
(c) Rice.
(d) Cheney.

6. What was Moussaoui arrested near?
(a) His home.
(b) His flight school.
(c) His work.
(d) His school.

7. When did the story break about abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib?
(a) April 2004.
(b) July 2004.
(c) May 2004.
(d) June 2004.

8. The White House and where wanted the investigations into Abu Ghraib to stop?
(a) United Nations.
(b) Langley.
(c) The Pentagon.
(d) C.I.A.

9. How much information did the intelligence community have about threats to airlines before 9/11?
(a) Scant amounts.
(b) Vast amounts.
(c) Very little amounts.
(d) Significant amounts.

10. At what time did Moussaoui develop strange conspiracy theories?
(a) Spring 2002.
(b) Winter 2002.
(c) Fall 2002.
(d) Summer 2002.

11. After 9/11, prisoners captured in Afghanistan were declared to be what?
(a) Insurgents.
(b) Terrorists.
(c) Enemy combatants.
(d) Spies.

12. When was the Bush Administration split on what to do about Iraq?
(a) Winter 2002.
(b) Spring 2002.
(c) Summer 2002.
(d) Fall 2002.

13. Who replaced Generals Dunlavey and Baccus?
(a) Major Garreth Miller.
(b) Major George Miller.
(c) Major Geoffrey Miller.
(d) Major Gregory Miller.

14. Where did Perle meet with Khashoggi and Harb Zuhair?
(a) Paris.
(b) Marseilles.
(c) Rome.
(d) Madrid.

15. From early 2003-2004, humanitarian agencies in Kandahar shrank from 26 to how many?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) Five.
(d) Four.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Administration said there was no way an event such as 9/11 could have been what?

2. Whose inspectors were troubled by the conditions they saw in the Cuban prison?

3. The war on ________ happened after 9/11.

4. Clarke considered Afghanistan a ______ on the road to Iraq.

5. What military organization was involved in Hersh's 1969 story?

(see the answer keys)

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