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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was the C.I.A. director in early 2002?
(a) George Talbot.
(b) George Thanlis.
(c) George Tenet.
(d) George Tallon.

2. What event did a majority of Americans believe Hussein was linked to, even though there was no real evidence about it?
(a) Bombing of the embassy.
(b) Chemical attacks on the subway.
(c) September 11.
(d) Invasion of Kuwait.

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

4. Musharraf runs Pakistan as if he was what?
(a) A president.
(b) A despot.
(c) A general.
(d) A king.

5. The Pakistani intelligence agency is called what?
(a) I.P.I
(b) I.R.I.
(c) I.S.I.
(d) I.M.I.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the pentagon's first reaction when there were supply-line and reinforcement issues during the first week of the Iraq war?

2. Who did not like the C.I.A.'s dismissal of the SISMI report about Iraq attempting to purchase uranium ore?

3. When did the Iranians admit they had produced small quantities of plutonium and uranium?

4. The Office of Special Plans worked to find evidence that Saddam Hussein had links to whom?

5. The Saudi oil supply can best be characterized, in this book, as what?

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