See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism Test | Final Test - Easy

Robert Baer
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See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism Test | Final Test - Easy

Robert Baer
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What people of Iraq was not officially under Saddam's rule in 1995?
(a) The Sunni.
(b) The Kurd.
(c) The Shiits.
(d) The Bass.

2. Where was Robert assigned to in Chapter 14?
(a) The Afghan border.
(b) The Iraqi border.
(c) Southern Iraq.
(d) Northern Iraq.

3. What was Tony Lake's position in 1995?
(a) He was the head of the homeland security.
(b) He was the president's national security advisor.
(c) He was the head of the CIA.
(d) He was the head of the FBI.

4. What organization did Muhammad Hafiz Dalqamuni belong to?
(a) The Advanced Command.
(b) The General Command.
(c) The Investigation Command.
(d) The Basic Command.

5. Who was Masud Barzani's nemesis?
(a) Jalal Talabani
(b) The Kurds.
(c) Robert Baer.
(d) Ahmad Chalabi.

6. Why would a conflict between Kurds have the potential to foil the coup against Saddam in Chapter 16?
(a) It would bring in troops from other countries.
(b) It would give focus on the general.
(c) The Kurds could not keep secrets.
(d) It would draw Saddam's army to the north.

7. What made confirming the information of the Iraqi Major General difficult?
(a) The lack of computers.
(b) The lack of CIA agents in Iraq.
(c) The lack of support from Washington.
(d) The lack of a terrorism unit.

8. What did the State Department order of their employees in Beirut?
(a) To not make local calls
(b) To tip the locals graciously.
(c) To never go beyond the Embassy grounds without escort.
(d) To never talk to locals.

9. Beside contacts, what did the CIA rely on for intelligence in Beirut?
(a) Human agents.
(b) Third party information.
(c) Wire taps.
(d) Aerial reconnaissance.

10. When did Mughniyah join Yasir Arafat?
(a) As an adult.
(b) As a young adult.
(c) As a young teen.
(d) As a middle aged man.

11. Where did Robert go after leaving Beirut in Chapter 12?
(a) London.
(b) Paris.
(c) Tokyo.
(d) New York.

12. Who were Arafat and 4,000 of his followers evacuated by?
(a) The Germany Navy.
(b) The United States Navy.
(c) The Italian Navy.
(d) The French Navy.

13. Where did the CIA decrease its recruiting efforts according to Robert?
(a) The Middle East.
(b) Europe.
(c) Russia.
(d) Asia.

14. Who detained Chalabi?
(a) CIA agents.
(b) Barzani's men.
(c) Saddam's men.
(d) Talabani's men.

15. How much did the State Department ask of foreign diplomats who wanted to be evacuated?
(a) $20,000.
(b) $5,000.
(c) $15,000.
(d) $10,000.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Yasir Arafat serve as before joining the Muslim Brotherhood according to Chapter 11?

2. How many CIA agents were under suspicion in 1995?

3. What was Sheila Heslin's position in Chapter 19?

4. Why did Robert want to recruit a Russian officer as an agent?

5. Why was picking the trail of the embassy bombing difficult according to Chapter 10?

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