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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When did Bin Laden last warn of potential attacks against the U.S.?
2. Who invaded Afghanistan in 1979?
3. How many planes where hijacked on 9/11/2001?
4. Where were the World Trade Center parking garage bombing and subsequent "landmarks" plot developed?
5. In 1993, what item was proposed to be banned from passenger carry-on baggage but was rejected?
Short Essay Questions
1. When did the U.S. government become aware of Bin Laden's involvement in financing terrorist attacks against the U.S interests? What did the State Department detect in his financing?
2. What was the standard protocol for a passenger that sets off the metal detectors passing through the screening checkpoints inside the airport prior to 9/11/2001?
3. What is the U.S. VISIT?
4. Why did the 9/11 hijackers travel extensively cross-country in the Spring/Summer of 2001?
5. What is the TTIC? When was it created, where is it based, who makes up the TTIC, and who do they report to?
6. What did Bin Laden do after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990?
7. Describe the training most of the hijackers received in Afghanistan. Who oversaw these trainings? What techniques did the hijackers learn?
8. What type of support did the Afghan resistance and Bin Laden receive?
9. Who is Mohammed Salameh and how did he get caught by the FBI?
10. How did the State Department plan to end the Afghan Civil War?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How does one's culture and experience influence a person's perception of a place or region? Give an example from the text.
Essay Topic 2
Detail the actions of both Hazmi and Mihdar from their arrival in the United States until 9/11/2001. Was there any point in their stay in the U.S that they could have been captured by the U.S.?
Essay Topic 3
How can the U.S use the resources and the people it has readily available to achieve unity within the government and their agencies?
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