单选题Al Qaeda is a terrorist group thatAattacked U. S. intelligence agencies.Bresponsible for most online attacks.Conce involved in a bombing plot.Dplotting to attack the FBI.

单选题
Al Qaeda is a terrorist group that
A

attacked U. S. intelligence agencies.

B

responsible for most online attacks.

C

once involved in a bombing plot.

D

plotting to attack the FBI.


参考解析

解析:
细节推断题。新闻提到,圣诞节炸弹案阴谋未遂。接着又提到,各情报局的首脑称他们将重点关注与圣诞节炸弹案阴谋有关的恐怖组织AI Qaeda,可推测出,该组织曾参与了炸弹案的策划。故C项为正确答案。
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The heads of several U.S. intelligence agencies have the same outlook on the country’s security. During a Senate hearing on Tuesday, they said that in the next three to six months, it is certain that there will be an attempted terrorist attack on the U. S. An attempt, though, doesn’t mean an actual attack. In fact, the CIA director used the failed, Christmas Day bombing plot as an example. None of the intelligence leaders, which included the FBI director and the director of national intelligence, talked about a specific threat. But they did say that their top concern is al Qaeda, the terrorist group connected to the Christmas Day plot. The hearing also focused on cyber-security; protecting against online attacks. Those are seen as a growing threat. and one that the intelligence community needs to address. The national intelligence director said that the U.S. is not prepared for the kinds of cyber attacks it could face. Senator Dianne Feinstein, the chairwoman of the committee holding the heating, agreed that the country does need to develop an overall, cyber- security strategy.

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人不犯我,我不犯人。We will not attack unless we are attacked.() 此题为判断题(对,错)。

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