A) A secret bunker location B) A highly visible presence C) Unlimited financial funding D) Exclusive control of Syrian borders
A) Collaborating with Western intelligence B) Refusing to use suicide bombers C) Focusing attacks on Iraqi Shias D) Refusing to target the U.S. military
A) Osama bin Laden B) Paul Wilkinson C) Ayman al-Zawahiri D) Donald Rumsfeld
A) They controlled every tactical decision B) They officially disavowed all local leaders C) They successfully integrated all networks D) They could not control how affiliates operated
A) He was a loyal lieutenant B) He was a childhood friend C) He may have been a rival D) He was an undercover agent
A) He may very well not have sworn allegiance B) He refused to speak to bin Laden C) He definitely signed a pledge D) He swore allegiance in secret
A) A desire to retire from terrorism B) Religious differences C) Disagreements over military training D) Personal animosity toward bin Laden's family
A) He directed operations independently B) He only attacked when ordered by al-Qaeda C) He was fully controlled by al-Qaeda leadership D) He followed bin Laden's orders directly
A) Handed over his financial assets B) Contracted out his network's services C) Shared all his intelligence data D) Promised to kill only Americans
A) It is being used to attract new recruits and donors B) It resulted in a permanent peace treaty C) It led to the immediate downfall of the group D) It was completely fabricated by the U.S.
A) Amman Radisson B) Istanbul Hilton C) Baghdad Marriott D) Casablanca Grand
A) Jordan B) Turkey C) Iran D) Afghanistan
A) George Mitchell B) Salim Sa'd Salim Bin-Suwayd C) Laurence Foley D) Azmi Al-Jayousi
A) Over $10,000 B) Over $50,000 C) Over $100,000 D) Over $20,000
A) Ten-year prison sentence B) Life imprisonment C) Death sentence D) Acquittal
A) Anthrax B) Ricin C) Cyanide D) Arsenic
A) A NATO summit B) A G8 summit C) An Olympic ceremony D) A UN General Assembly
A) 50 tons B) 100 tons C) 5 tons D) 20 tons
A) Armored tanks B) Trucks with modified plows C) Bulldozers D) Explosive-laden motorcycles
A) Laurence Foley B) None of the defendants C) Azmi Al-Jayousi D) Salim Sa'd Salim Bin-Suwayd
A) Palestinian Authority Militants B) Kata'eb al-Tawhid C) Afghan Jihad D) International Mujaheddin Movement
A) $50,000 B) $10,000 C) $250,000 D) $120,000
A) Kata'eb al-Tawhid B) International Mujaheddin Movement C) al-Qaeda in Iraq D) Afghan Jihad
A) Ten B) One hundred C) Sixty D) Twenty
A) Iraq B) Iran C) Jordan D) Afghanistan
A) A training exercise B) A failed assassination attempt C) Collapse of a bombed house D) A car accident
A) Abu Ali group B) The USAID resistance C) The Millennium cell D) The Syrian Liberation Front
A) Saddam Hussein B) Mohammed Abu Dhess C) Abu Musab al-Zarqawi D) Laurence Foley
A) Physical surveillance of a base B) Interception of phone calls C) A failed bombing attempt D) A tip from the U.S. government
A) Baghdad, Iraq B) Amman, Jordan C) Essen, Germany D) Mashhad, Iran
A) The president of Jordan B) A member of the Abu Ali group C) An intelligence officer for Iran D) A U.S. senior administrator of USAID
A) Amman B) Mashhad C) Baghdad D) Essen
A) Iyad Nazmi Salih Khalil B) Yassin Jarrad C) Ahmad Fadeel Nazal al-Khalayleh D) Khalid al-Aruri
A) 1999 B) 2004 C) 2006 D) 1966
A) Saif al-Adel B) Ayatollah Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim C) Osama bin Laden D) Abdullah Yusuf Azzam
A) Zarqa B) Amman C) Hibhib D) Tal Afar
A) Two B) Four C) Seven D) Nine
A) Farmer B) Army officer or traditional medicine practitioner C) Journalist D) Construction worker
A) 20 B) 40 C) 14 D) 18
A) Khalid al-Aruri B) Abdullah Yusuf Azzam C) Yassin Jarrad D) Musab al-Khalayleh
A) 2013 B) 2004 C) 2005 D) 2006
A) 1992 B) 1985 C) 1999 D) 1989
A) The Peshawar Post B) Al-Bonian al-Marsous C) The Solid Foundation D) The Jihad Times
A) The Strong Fortress B) The Solid Edifice C) The Holy Struggle D) The Path of Faith
A) Gardez B) Amman C) Peshawar D) Khost
A) Russian B) Urdu C) Pashto D) English
A) Memorized the entire Quran B) Became an expert in Arabic grammar C) Wrote a book on Islamic law D) Translated the Quran into Pashto
A) Fouad Hussein B) Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi C) Ahmed Hashim D) Abu Qutaibah al Majali
A) Tawagheet B) Mujahideen C) Takfir D) Sheikhs
A) 2001 B) 1998 C) 1999 D) 2000
A) King Faisal B) King Hussein C) King Abdullah D) King Talal
A) Afghanistan B) Iran C) Pakistan D) Georgia
A) Kandahar B) Kabul C) Herat D) Jalalabad
A) Condoleezza Rice B) George W. Bush C) Colin Powell D) Donald Rumsfeld
A) France B) Pakistan C) Jordan D) Georgia
A) Herat B) Kandahar C) Pankisi Gorge D) Jalalabad
A) Chemical weapons facilities B) Peshmerga alliances C) Government institutions D) Sleeper cells
A) Operation Viking Hammer B) Operation Desert Storm C) Operation Enduring Freedom D) Operation Iraqi Freedom
A) Gold reserves B) Sleeper cells C) Chemical weapons D) Diplomatic documents
A) Oil refineries B) U.S. embassy walls C) Military bases only D) Shia mosques
A) May 1, 2005 B) March 1, 2004 C) December 17, 2004 D) February 24, 2006
A) $10 million B) $50 million C) $5 million D) $25 million
A) None B) Three C) Two D) One
A) Stephen Hayes B) Nicholas Berg C) Loretta Napoleani D) Sergio Vieira de Mello
A) Loretta Napoleani B) Stephen Hayes C) George W. Bush D) Michael Berg
A) Olin Eugene Armstrong B) Sergio Vieira de Mello C) Nicholas Berg D) Stephen Hayes
A) Olin Eugene Armstrong B) Michael Berg C) Sergio Vieira de Mello D) Nicholas Berg
A) Michael Berg B) Nicholas Berg C) Olin Eugene Armstrong D) Sergio Vieira de Mello
A) March 2004 B) August 19, 2003 C) May 2004 D) September 2004
A) Najaf Mosque B) Karbala Mosque C) Baghdad Grand Mosque D) Al Askari Mosque
A) The big American lie B) A path to peace C) A necessary evil D) The will of the people
A) AK-47 B) M249 Squad Automatic Weapon C) RPG-7 D) M16 rifle
A) Egyptian Islamic Jihad B) JTJ C) Jund al-Sham D) The Northern Alliance
A) George Tenet B) Walid Khan C) Saif al-Adel D) Abu Zubaydah
A) Securing the border with Iraq B) Attacking the U.S. directly C) Toppling the Jordanian monarchy D) Managing the finances of the Taliban
A) Confused B) Indifferent C) Angry D) Supportive
A) Three weeks B) Four years C) Eight months D) One month
A) George Tenet B) Shadi Abdellah C) Walid Khan D) Saif al-Adel
A) Iran B) Jordan C) Syria D) Saudi Arabia
A) As a rival to bin Laden's leadership B) As an unrecognized subordinate C) As a brotherly partnership D) As a strictly subordinate role
A) America B) The Caliphate C) Saudi Arabia D) Afghanistan |