A) 10:00 p.m. B) 9:30 p.m. C) Midnight D) 11:35 p.m.
A) Dawood Ibrahim B) Osama bin Laden C) Ismail Haniyeh D) Hafiz Saeed
A) Strengthening homeland defenses B) Finding bin Laden C) Removing the Taliban D) Disrupting terrorist plots
A) Justice has been done B) We will not forget C) The war continues D) Terrorism will end
A) The Supreme Court B) The Capitol Building C) The United Nations D) The White House
A) 500 tweets per second B) 10,000 tweets per second C) 1,000 tweets per second D) 5,000 tweets per second
A) Philadelphia Phillies vs. New York Mets B) A professional wrestling event C) A basketball playoff game D) A football championship
A) A government official B) A news reporter C) John Cena D) The event promoter
A) The Taliban B) The Palestinian Authority C) Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood D) The United Nations
A) The assassination of an Arab holy warrior B) A victory for justice C) A necessary counter-measure D) A threat to world peace
A) 50% B) 25% C) 60% D) 16%
A) 16% B) 60% C) 40% D) 75%
A) John Cena B) Mahmoud Abbas C) Ismail Haniyeh D) P. Chidambaram
A) As a call for further war B) As a total condemnation C) As an endorsement of the killing D) As a demand for a trial
A) He supports killing only in self-defense B) He supports killing all terrorists C) He supports revenge D) He is against all forms of violence
A) Operation Abbottabad B) Operation Tora Bora C) Operation Neptune Spear D) Operation Freedom Strike
A) May 2, 2011 B) September 11, 2011 C) May 6, 2011 D) December 20, 2011
A) 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment B) Special Activities Division C) SEAL Team Six D) Joint Special Operations Command
A) Abbottabad B) Islamabad C) Jalalabad D) Tora Bora
A) George W. Bush B) John Brennan C) Javed Iqbal D) Barack Obama
A) Kandahar B) Jalalabad C) Abbottabad D) Kabul
A) 2 hours B) 4 hours C) 40 minutes D) 15 minutes
A) Fifty B) One hundred C) Two dozen D) Ten
A) It was captured by militants B) It crashed C) It ran out of fuel D) It was shot down by the Pakistan Air Force
A) New York B) Arabian Sea C) Abbottabad D) Afghanistan
A) May 6 B) July 8 C) September 11 D) May 2
A) NATO B) Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan C) The UN D) The CIA
A) Over 33% B) Over 75% C) Over 90% D) Over 50%
A) 90% supported it B) Two-thirds condemned it C) It was celebrated by the majority D) It was universally ignored
A) The Joint Special Operations Command B) The United Nations C) Amnesty International D) The White House
A) Osama bin Laden B) John Brennan C) Javed Iqbal D) Yusuf Raza Gilani
A) Obama Presidential Center B) 9/11 Memorial Museum C) The Pakistani Parliament D) The White House
A) BBC B) The New York Times C) CNN D) Al Jazeera Media Network
A) Fifteen years B) Nine years C) Two years D) Five years
A) 1998 B) 2002 C) 2004 D) 2000
A) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed B) Mohammed al-Qahtani C) Abu Faraj al-Libbi D) Hassan Ghul
A) Mohammed al-Qahtani B) Hassan Ghul C) Ibrahim Saeed Ahmed D) Abu Faraj al-Libbi
A) Ibrahim Saeed Ahmed B) Maulawi Abd al-Khaliq Jan C) Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti D) Arshad Khan
A) August 2010 B) May 2011 C) 2007 D) September 2006
A) Tareq Khan B) Maulawi Abd al-Khaliq Jan C) Ibrahim Saeed Ahmed D) Arshad Khan
A) Khat Kuruna B) Swat Valley C) Charsadda D) Abbottabad
A) Abu Faraj al-Libbi B) Khalid Sheikh Mohammed C) Hassan Ghul D) Nelly Lahoud
A) Wiretaps of suspect conversations B) Documents retrieved during the raid C) Pakistani government records D) Interviews with CIA interrogators
A) Training camp instructor B) Security guard C) Bomb maker D) Operational chief
A) 2001 B) 2004 C) 2007 D) 2010
A) 160 km B) 4.0 km C) 30 km D) 1.3 km
A) Abbottabad Fort B) The Bin Laden House C) Waziristan Haveli D) The CIA Safehouse
A) May 2011 B) February 2012 C) December 2011 D) September 2010
A) National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency B) Office of the Director of National Intelligence C) Central Intelligence Agency D) National Security Agency
A) A local flu inoculation drive B) A fake hepatitis B vaccination program C) A mobile health clinic D) A blood donation drive
A) Cyber Intelligence Agency B) National Intelligence Division C) Tailored Access Operations D) Special Operations Command
A) Red teaming B) Blue scanning C) White mapping D) Black flagging
A) None B) Two C) Three D) One
A) 1.75 metres B) 1.85 metres C) 1.93 metres D) 2.1 metres
A) Radio and satellite B) Television and internet C) Internet or landline telephone D) Mobile phones and radio
A) A kill-or-capture mission B) Only to capture bin Laden alive C) Solely to gather intelligence D) To conduct a humanitarian rescue
A) Robert Gates B) John O. Brennan C) Leon Panetta D) Mike Mullen
A) Ashfaq Parvez Kayani B) William H. McRaven C) Marshall Webb D) Leon Panetta
A) Massive military escalation B) Relative superiority C) Diplomatic immunity D) Reliance on heavy artillery
A) Chris B) Brian C) Marshall D) Seth
A) Admiral Mullen would negotiate for their release B) They would launch a nuclear strike C) They would immediately surrender D) They would request an airstrike
A) Victory at all costs B) Who dares wins C) Seek and destroy D) Death before dishonor
A) M4 Carbine B) HK416 C) Mark 48 D) MP7
A) Cairo B) Rex C) Buddy D) Max
A) Dave "Bull" Smith B) Mark "Ghost" Riley C) John "Soap" MacTavish D) Will "Cheese" Chesney
A) Engine failure B) Bird strike C) Vortex ring state D) Enemy fire
A) 24 B) 50 C) 79 D) 100
A) Second floor B) First floor C) Basement D) Third floor
A) A Western-style robe B) A kurta paijama C) A military uniform D) A suit
A) Robert J. O'Neill B) Seymour Hersh C) Matt Bissonnette D) Peter Bergen
A) Enemy down B) Target neutralized C) Geronimo EKIA D) Mission accomplished
A) Justice is served B) Mission complete C) The threat is over D) We got him
A) Brightly lit B) Lit by emergency power C) Dimly lit with candles D) Pitch dark
A) Night-vision goggles B) Infrared sensors C) They relied on ambient light D) Flashlights
A) Hersh's account B) O'Neill's account C) The official military report D) Bissonnette's account
A) Explosives B) Gold C) Opium D) Currency
A) An armored vehicle B) A transport plane C) The original stealth helicopter D) A reserve Chinook helicopter
A) Bagram Airfield B) Kandahar Airfield C) Carl Vinson aircraft carrier D) Islamabad airport
A) Chinook B) Black Hawk C) C-130 Hercules D) V-22 Osprey
A) F-35 B) F-22 C) F/A-18 D) F-16
A) Thumb drives B) Documents C) Cell phones D) Hard drives
A) Afghanistan B) Pakistan C) Yemen D) Saudi Arabia
A) Within 24 hours B) Within 12 hours C) Within 72 hours D) Within 48 hours
A) USS Enterprise B) USS George Washington C) USS Nimitz D) Carl Vinson
A) 100 kg B) 200 kg C) 140 kg D) 50 kg
A) Asif Ali Zardari B) Ashfaq Parvez Kayani C) Pervez Musharraf D) Salman Bashir
A) Mirage jets B) F-22s C) JF-17s D) F-16s
A) Pentagon, D.C. B) Bagram, Afghanistan C) Langley, Virginia D) White House, D.C.
A) Arabic B) Urdu C) English D) Pashto
A) Five B) Four C) Six D) Three
A) 22 B) 17 C) 25 D) 28
A) Abrar B) Ibrahim Saeed C) Arshad Khan D) Khalid
A) Khairiah B) Mariam C) Siham D) Amal
A) 54 B) 52 C) 56 D) 50
A) Mariam B) Bushra C) Amal D) Siham
A) They were diverted to the compound B) They went out C) Only the military academy lost power D) They remained fully functional
A) Journalist B) Soldier C) Courier D) Security Officer
A) The President B) Dwayne Johnson C) Keith Urbahn D) David E. Sanger
A) 11 seconds B) 45 seconds C) 47 seconds D) 60 seconds
A) Dwayne Johnson B) The President C) Keith Urbahn D) David E. Sanger |