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Multiple Choice. 1. The National Intelligence Strategy (2014) establishes the US intelligence community’s long term priorities. The National Intelligence Strategy is written by: Multiple Choice: a. The President ; b. Congress; c. The Director of National Intelligence, d. Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 2. The National Intelligence Strategy says the following are priorities for the US intelligence community. Multiple Choice: a. Counter Terrorism and War on Drugs; b. Cyber Intelligence and Counter Terrorism; c. Strategic Intelligence and Scarce Natural Resources; d. All of the Above [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 3. The National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF) is the process the US intelligence community uses to: Multiple Choice: a. Plan how the US IC requests its funding/budget from the Congress; b. Determine the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the people to hire into the US IC; c. Assign more specific priorities to the broad objectives in the National Intelligence Strategy; d. Provide an annual worldwide threat assessment to the Congress. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 4. Within the National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF), priorities are assigned to: Multiple Choice: a. Countries; b. Non-state actors, e.g., terrorists groups; c. Issues, e.g., proliferation, d. Combination of Countries and non-state actors with issues, e.g., Iran + proliferation. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 5. During the period 2007 through 2014, the total annual US intelligence budget was: Multiple Choice: a. Between $50 and $60 billion per year; b. Between $60 and $80 billion per year; c. Between $80 and $100 billion per year. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 6. According to the reading, given its annual budget, if the US intelligence community was a corporation it would not rank as a “Fortune 500” size corporation. Multiple Choice: a. True; b. False. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 7. The planning for any given year’s intelligence budget starts the year before the budget is to be passed by Congress and the US IC begins obligating and spending its funds. Multiple Choice: a. True; b. False. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 8. Which of the following entities have a role to play in creating the US intelligence community’s budget every year: Multiple Choice: a. Office of the Director of National Intelligence; b. Congress; c. US Office of Management and Budget, d. All of the Above. [Correct Answer: ____________ ] 9. The annual US intelligence community budget is divided into two large programs. Those programs are: Multiple Choice: a. The National Intelligence Program (NIP) and the Military Intelligence Program (MIP); b. The Central Intelligence Agency Program (CIAP) and the General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP); c. The National Intelligence Program (NIP) and the National Reconnaissance Program (NRP) ; d. The C.

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Counter Terrorism and War on Drugs;
b.
Cyber Intelligence and Counter Terrorism;
c.
Strategic Intelligence and Scarce Natural Resources;
d.
All of the Above
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
3.
The National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF) is the
process the US intelligence community uses to:
Multiple Choice:
a. Plan how the US IC requests its funding/budget from the
Congress;
b.
Determine the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the people to
hire into the US IC;
c.
Assign more specific priorities to the broad objectives in the
National Intelligence Strategy;
d.
Provide an annual worldwide threat assessment to the Congress.
[Correct Answer: ____________

]
4.
Within the National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF),
priorities are assigned to:
Multiple Choice:
a.
Countries;
b.
Non-state actors, e.g., terrorists groups;
c.
Issues, e.g., proliferation,
d.
Combination of Countries and non-state actors with issues, e.g.,
Iran + proliferation.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
5.
During the period 2007 through 2014, the total annual US
intelligence budget was:
Multiple Choice:
a.
Between $50 and $60 billion per year;
b.

Between $60 and $80 billion per year;
c.
Between $80 and $100 billion per year.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
6.
According to the reading, given its annual budget, if the US
intelligence community was a corporation it would not rank as a
“Fortune 500” size corporation.
Multiple Choice:
a.
True;
b.
False.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
7.
The planning for any given year’s
intelligence
budget starts the year before the budget is to be passed by
Congress and the US IC begins obligating and spending its
funds.
Multiple Choice:
a.

True;
b.
False.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
8.
Which of the following entities have a role to play in creating
the US intelligence community’s budget every year:
Multiple Choice:
a.
Office of the Director of National Intelligence;
b.
Congress;
c.
US Office of Management and Budget,
d.
All of the Above.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
9.
The annual US intelligence community budget is divided into
two large programs.
Those programs are:

Multiple Choice:
a.
The National Intelligence Program (NIP) and the Military
Intelligence Program (MIP);
b.
The Central Intelligence Agency Program (CIAP) and the
General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP);
c.
The
National Intelligence Program (NIP)
and the
National Reconnaissance Program (NRP)
;
d.
The Central Intelligence Agency Program (CIAP) and the
Foreign Counterintelligence Program (FCIP).
[Correct Answer: ____________
]
10. The Congressional budget process is a two step process.
The first step is
authorization
and the second is
appropriation
.
Authorization

means:
Multiple Choice:
a.
A Congressional committee approved specific programs and
activities for the US intelligence community but not the specific
amounts of money to be spent on those programs and activities;
b.
A Congressional committee approved the specific amounts of
money that can be spent on US intelligence community
programs and activities for one year;
c.
A Congressional committee approved a special request from the
US intelligence community to fund a program or activity that
was not in the budget passed by Congress;
d.
A Congressional committee approved both the specific
programs and activities for the US intelligence community
and
the specific amounts of money to be spent on those programs
and activities.
[Correct Answer: ____________
]

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