Problem: The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is an external intelligence service of the United States federal government specializing in defense and military intelligence.

A component of the Department of Defense (DoD) and the United States Intelligence Community (IC), DIA informs national civilian and defense policymakers about the military intentions and capabilities of foreign governments and non-state actors. It also provides intelligence assistance, integration and coordination across uniformed military service intelligence components, which remain structurally separate from DIA. The agency's role encompasses the collection and analysis of military-related foreign political, economic, industrial, geographic, and medical and health intelligence. DIA produces approximately one-fourth of all intelligence content that goes into the President's Daily Brief.

DIA's intelligence operations extend beyond the zones of combat, and approximately half of its employees serve overseas at hundreds of locations and U.S. Embassies in 140 countries. The agency specializes in collection and analysis of human-source intelligence (HUMINT), both overt and clandestine, while also handling American military-diplomatic relations abroad. DIA concurrently serves as the national manager for the highly technical measurement and signature intelligence (MASINT) and the Defense Department manager for counterintelligence programs. The agency has no law enforcement authority, but it is sometimes portrayed so in American popular culture.
1. Are the Defense Intelligence Agencies operations limited to zones of combat?
2. What is the Defense Intelligence Agency?
3. of what goverment?
4. Specializing in what?
5. Does it have any law inforcement authority?
6. What department is it a component of?
7. How much of the U.S. Presiden'ts Daily intelligence content does it produce?
8. What does the Defencse Intelligence Agency speclalize in collecting and analysis of?
9. What does inform civilain and defencse policy makers of?
10. and what else?
11. of who?
12. Where are half of it's employes located?
13. In how may different countries?
Answer: 1. Yes
2. an external intelligence service
3. the United States
4. in defense and military intelligence
5. no
6. Department of Defense
7. one-fourth
8. human-source intelligence
9. the military intentions
10. capabilities
11. foreign governments and non-state actors
12. overseas
13. 140

Problem: CHAPTER XXIII

CHECK TO THE QUEEN

How long they stood thus, heart to heart, they themselves could never have said. The sound of many voices in the near distance roused them from their dream. Ursula started in alarm.

"Holy Virgin!" she exclaimed under her breath, "if it should be the Queen!"

But Wessex held her tightly, and she struggled in vain.

"Nay! then let the whole Court see that I hold my future wife in my arms," he said proudly.

But with an agitated little cry she contrived to escape him. He seemed much amused at her nervousness; what had she to fear? was she not his own, to protect even from the semblance of ill? But Ursula, now fully awakened to ordinary, everyday surroundings, was fearful lest her own innocent little deception should be too crudely, too suddenly unmasked.

She had so earnestly looked forward to the moment when she would say to him that she in sooth was none other than Lady Ursula Glynde, the woman whom every conventionality had decreed that he should marry, and whom--because of these conventionalities--he had secretly but certainly disliked.

Her woman's heart had already given her a clear insight into the character and the foibles of the man she loved. His passion for her now, sincere and great though it was, was partly dependent on that atmosphere of romance which his poetical temperament craved for, and which had surrounded the half-mysterious personality of exquisite, irresistible "Fanny."

Instinctively she dreaded the rough hand of commonplace, that ugly, coarse destroyer of poetic idylls. A few hastily uttered words might shatter in an hour the mystic shrine wherein Wessex had enthroned her. She had meant to tell him soon, to-morrow perhaps, perhaps only after a few days, but she wished to find her own time for this, when he knew her inner soul better, and the delicate cobwebs of this great love-at-first-sight had fallen away from his eyes.
1. Who is embracing?
2. Is Ursula ready to stop?
3. is Wessex?
4. Why does she want free?
5. Who is she worried might be coming?
6. Does Wessex care?
7. Does she get free?
8. What's making her nervous?
9. How does Wessex feel about her fears?
10. Are they planing to get married?
11. How does that make Wessex feel?
12. Would their marriage be the traditional thing to do/
13. Is she thinking that maybe he doesn't like her?
14. What has she gotten a good picture of?
15. What kind of love is he feeling?
16. What does she think might get shattered?
17. When does she want to talk to him about it?
18. What are the possible days she might talk to him?
19. What does she want him to learn about
20. Where are they standing?
Answer: 1. Ursula and Wessex
2. yes
3. no
4. she hears people
5. the Queen
6. no
7. yes
8. her deception might be unmasked.
9. amused
10. yes
11. proud
12. yes
13. yes
14. his character
15. ove-at-first-sight
16. the mystic shrine
17. in her own time for
18. tomorrow or a few days
19. her inner soul better
20. unknown

Problem: A family of four went to the zoo today. The animal zoo they were going to had a bunch of different kinds of animals! The kids were so excited to go that they had almost forgot to bring their camera. They arrived to the zoo and the first thing they saw were the flamingos! They were so pretty and pink. They all stood around very silently and looked at the people. The next animal they saw were the lions. They were so scary looking that the kids were scared to walk close to the fence. After the lions were the giraffes. They were so tall, the kids had to lean all the way back to see them. The kids were hungry so they went to go eat lunch. The family had a bunch of food such as pizza, burgers, chicken fingers, and fries. After lunch, they went to see the monkeys. They were so loud and smelly. Some of the monkeys went right up to the glass to look at the people. The family took a break after seeing the monkeys as they were tired from all the walking. The park was so big that they had so many more animals to see! Their feet started hurting, so the family went to see a few more animals. They went home after a really fun day at the zoo. They had seen a lot of animals they never would have seen outside of the zoo. They loved the zoo so much they wanted to go back next week! The parents said they would come back soon to see how the animals were doing.
1. Who went to the zoo?
2. when?
3. How many of them?
4. What was there?
5. Were the kids happy?
6. What did they almost forget?
7. What did they see first?
8. What did they look like?
9. What did they do?
10. Were they loud?
11. What next?
12. What did the kids think?
13. Then what?
14. What did the kids need to do?
15. Why?
16. What next?
17. What did they do?
18. What did they have?
19. Did they see anything else?
20. what?
Answer:
1. A family
2. today
3. Four
4. a bunch of different kinds of animals
5. yes
6. their camera
7. flamingos
8. pretty and pink
9. looked at the people
10. no
11. lions
12. they were scared
13. giraffes
14. lean all the way back
15. to see them
16. The kids were hungry
17. went to go eat lunch
18. pizza, burgers, chicken fingers, and fries
19. yes
20. monkeys