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

Seymour Hersh
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Chain of Command: The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib Test | Final 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. Diplomats dismissed Dr. Khan's televised confession as a what?
(a) Fake.
(b) Farce.
(c) Distraction.
(d) Ploy by Musharraf.

2. Pakistan also shared information with North Korea on how to hide nuclear research from what?
(a) I.A.E.A.
(b) American satellites.
(c) Israeli intelligence.
(d) The local population.

3. Britain withdrew its forces from Kashmir when?
(a) 1943.
(b) 1952.
(c) 1947.
(d) 1956.

4. The I.A.E.A.'s power to inspect was limited to governments doing what?
(a) Granting visas.
(b) Agreeing to inspection.
(c) Granting permission for videos.
(d) Allowing access.

5. When did a State Department paper mention the Niger story?
(a) July 2002.
(b) December 2002.
(c) March 2002.
(d) September 2002.

6. Legal experts were not questioning the legal aspects of assassination, but the ______ of such a policy.
(a) Effects.
(b) Results.
(c) Popularity.
(d) Wisdom.

7. What percentage increase did the Special Forces budget receive in 2004 over the 2003 levels?
(a) 29%
(b) 38%
(c) 34%
(d) 26%

8. When did the U.S. challenge North Korea diplomatically about stopping all nuclear operations?
(a) October 2002.
(b) January 2002.
(c) July 2002.
(d) March 2002.

9. In the wake of 9/11, what became the buzzword to describe the level of confidence that an attack would occur?
(a) Actionable intelligence.
(b) Actionable information.
(c) Reliable intelligence.
(d) Reliable information.

10. When did information arrive saying that Niger was providing uranium to Iraq?
(a) Fall 2004.
(b) Fall 2005.
(c) Fall 2002.
(d) Fall 2003.

11. Whom was Rumsfeld compared to during the first weeks of the war?
(a) Eisenhower.
(b) Nimitz.
(c) Franklin.
(d) McNamara.

12. Who questioned the wisdom of killing Al Qaeda members without judicial process?
(a) Special courts.
(b) Special lawyers.
(c) Special judges.
(d) Special Forces.

13. On what date in September did Cheney tell a TV interviewer that "We know, with absolute certainty that he is using his procurement system to acquire and build a nuclear weapon?"
(a) 1st.
(b) 19th.
(c) 25th.
(d) 8th.

14. Foreign-agent reports and electronic intercepts are what type of intelligence?
(a) Raw intelligence.
(b) Electronic intelligence.
(c) Verified intelligence.
(d) Gathered data.

15. The Bush Administration refused to entertain the notion of giving the Syrian government access to Washington via what?
(a) The F.B.I.
(b) The State Department.
(c) The I.A.E.A.
(d) The C.I.A.

Short Answer Questions

1. The insurgents rejected cell phones because they could be what?

2. Who was the C.I.A. director in early 2002?

3. Sanctions raised against Pakistan for developing nuclear weapons were dropped two weeks after 9/11 because Pakistan promised to what?

4. Musharraf runs Pakistan as if he was what?

5. Who had, in the first weeks of the war, supposedly taken over the day-to-day running of the war?

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