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

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

3. More than a year after Rumsfeld's announcement of Afghanistan's success, who controlled the provinces?
(a) Warlords.
(b) Elected representatives.
(c) Princes.
(d) Military police.

4. How many stations did the "south group" have in central Asia?
(a) Nine.
(b) Ten.
(c) Eight.
(d) Eleven.

5. What does C.I.A. stand for?
(a) Central Intelligence Agency.
(b) Central Instability Agency.
(c) Central Insurgency Agency.
(d) Central Insider Agency.

6. Who was the leader of the Iraqi National Congress?
(a) Ahmad Currin.
(b) Ahmad Kalan.
(c) Ahmad Jablai.
(d) Ahmad Chalabi.

7. After the U.S. Army operation in western Afghanistan, how many Al Qaeda members were supposedly killed?
(a) 1,000.
(b) 800.
(c) 700.
(d) 900.

8. What magazine has Hersh written for since the early 1990s?
(a) Time.
(b) Newsweek.
(c) The New York Times.
(d) The New Yorker.

9. What military organization was involved in Hersh's 1969 story?
(a) U.S. Army.
(b) U.S. Marines.
(c) U.S. Navy.
(d) U.S. Air Force.

10. Who said that the prisoners from Afghanistan could be detained indefinitely without legal representation?
(a) The Obama Administration.
(b) The Bush Administration.
(c) The Clinton Administration.
(d) The Carter Administration.

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

12. How did a CIA analyst say the prisoners had been selected to go to Cuba?
(a) Carefully.
(b) Randomly.
(c) Haphazardly.
(d) Specially.

13. What work describes Hersh's views about U.S. foriegn policy after 9/11?
(a) Supportive.
(b) Friendly.
(c) Adaptive.
(d) Critical.

14. U.S. Army Rangers and who, went on an operation to get Taliban leader Mullah Omar?
(a) Navy Seals.
(b) Air Force Special Forces.
(c) Marine Recon.
(d) Delat Force.

15. What is the name of the base in Cuba where prisoners were sent?
(a) Guasatana.
(b) Guarno.
(c) Guantanamo.
(d) Guarttaro.

Short Answer Questions

1. Resources were diverted from agents to narcotics and what kind of issues?

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

3. What did a CIA analyst say was being committed against the detainees in Cuba?

4. What did the Iraqi National Congress's plan to overthrow the government in Iraq depend on?

5. Who began advocating a pre-emptive military action against Iraq in the Bush Administration?

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