\nThe National Intelligence Strategy (2014) establishes the US intelligence community s long term priorities. The National Intelligence Strategy is written by:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. The President ;<\/p>\n
b. Congress;<\/p>\n
c. The Director of National Intelligence,<\/p>\n
d. Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. <\/p>\n
[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
2. The National Intelligence Strategy says the following are priorities for the US intelligence community.
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. Counter Terrorism and War on Drugs;
\nb. Cyber Intelligence and Counter Terrorism;
\nc. Strategic Intelligence and Scarce Natural Resources;
\nd. All of the Above
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
\n3. The National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF) is the process the US intelligence community uses to:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. Plan how the US IC requests its funding\/budget from the Congress;
\nb. Determine the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the people to hire into the US IC;
\nc. Assign more specific priorities to the broad objectives in the National Intelligence Strategy;
\nd. Provide an annual worldwide threat assessment to the Congress.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
4. Within the National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF), priorities are assigned to:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. Countries;
\nb. Non-state actors, e.g., terrorists groups;
\nc. Issues, e.g., proliferation,
\nd. Combination of Countries and non-state actors with issues, e.g., Iran + proliferation.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
5. During the period 2007 through 2014, the total annual US intelligence budget was:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. Between $50 and $60 billion per year;
\nb. Between $60 and $80 billion per year;
\nc. Between $80 and $100 billion per year.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
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.
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. True;
\nb. False.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
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.
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. True;
\nb. False.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
8. Which of the following entities have a role to play in creating the US intelligence community s budget every year:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. Office of the Director of National Intelligence;
\nb. Congress;
\nc. US Office of Management and Budget,
\nd. All of the Above.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]
\n9. The annual US intelligence community budget is divided into two large programs. Those programs are:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. The National Intelligence Program (NIP) and the Military Intelligence Program (MIP);
\nb. The Central Intelligence Agency Program (CIAP) and the General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP);
\nc. The National Intelligence Program (NIP) and the National Reconnaissance Program (NRP);
\nd. The Central Intelligence Agency Program (CIAP) and the Foreign Counterintelligence Program (FCIP).
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p>\n
\n10. The Congressional budget process is a two step process. The first step is authorization and the second is appropriation. Authorization means:
\nMultiple Choice:
\na. 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;
\nb. A Congressional committee approved the specific amounts of money that can be spent on US intelligence community programs and activities for one year;
\nc. 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;
\nd. 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.
\n[Correct Answer: ____________]<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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