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

Seymour Hersh
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 108 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

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. What is the name of the unmanned aircraft that fired a missile that destroyed an automobile in Yemen?
(a) Seeker.
(b) Fighter.
(c) Stealth.
(d) Predator.

2. Who is the ex-Israeli prime minister that told Dick Cheney that the U.S. could not win the occupation in Iraq?
(a) Ehud Davies.
(b) Ehud Jacobson.
(c) Ehud Barak.
(d) Ehud Imali.

3. Killing the leaders of the insurgency would not work because why?
(a) The leaders didn't matter to the insurgency.
(b) It was run with the leaders as figureheads.
(c) It was run from the bottom up.
(d) The leaders weren't the true planners of the insurgency.

4. The strict adherence to Islam in Saudi Arabia is known as what?
(a) Wahhabism.
(b) Fundamentalism.
(c) Hardlining.
(d) Talibanism.

5. When did the Pakistani scientist confess that he alone had setup an international black market in nuclear weapons materials?
(a) December 2003.
(b) February 2004.
(c) November 2003.
(d) January 2004.

6. Rumsfeld said that four army divisions would be what?
(a) Too big.
(b) Unnecessary.
(c) Too small.
(d) Overkill.

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

8. Who had, in the first weeks of the war, supposedly taken over the day-to-day running of the war?
(a) Luti.
(b) Rumsfeld.
(c) Wolfowitz.
(d) Powell.

9. A Bush Administration official said that Dr. Khan could not have distributed the materials without help from high-level what?
(a) Pakistani intelligence officials.
(b) Pakistani military officials.
(c) Pakistani diplomatic officials.
(d) Pakistani governmental officials.

10. A sensitive document summarizing important events for the President, which is released daily, is called what?
(a) The President's Security Brief.
(b) The President's NSC Brief.
(c) The Early Bird.
(d) The President's Daily Brief.

11. The Saudi royal family has been linked to money supporting what?
(a) Fundamentalist groups.
(b) Terror groups.
(c) Islamic schools.
(d) Pakistani rebels.

12. 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) 8th.
(d) 25th.

13. Where did Israel establish its own ground forces?
(a) Iraqi Pakistan.
(b) Iraqi Turkmenistan.
(c) Iraqi Kurdistan.
(d) Iraqi Kuwait.

14. The Saudi Princes are shown, in the media, as always doing what?
(a) Studying.
(b) Helping others.
(c) Praying.
(d) Partying.

15. Who fought against the Americans, when planning thought they would fight with the Americans?
(a) Shiite groups in the north.
(b) Shiite groups in the south.
(c) Shiite groups in the east.
(d) Shiite groups in the west.

Short Answer Questions

1. By late 2003, there was an escalation of the covert war in Iraq using who?

2. Foreign-agent reports and electronic intercepts are what type of intelligence?

3. Who was the Undersecretary of Defense of Intelligence in 2004?

4. What did the C.I.A. say that Pakistan sent to North Korea?

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

(see the answer keys)

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