✓ Correct! Mousa bin Suleiman (played by Ali Suliman) is the Season 1 antagonist. A former resistance fighter radicalized by tragedy, he orchestrates a massive terrorist attack that Jack must stop from his desk at T-FAD.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is Mousa bin Suleiman. Played by Ali Suliman, Suleiman is a complex villain whose radicalization is traced back to the loss of his family — making him one of the show’s most compelling antagonists.

✓ Correct! Jack Ryan was a U.S. Marine — consistent with both the Prime Video series and Tom Clancy’s original novels. His helicopter crash in Afghanistan left him with a severe back injury and PTSD, driving him to intelligence work.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is the U.S. Marine Corps. In both the show and the novels, Jack Ryan is a former Marine whose combat experience and devastating helicopter crash in Afghanistan shaped his transition to the CIA.

✓ Correct! Season 2 is set primarily in Venezuela, where Jack uncovers evidence of illegal arms shipments and a potential nuclear threat linked to President Nicolás Reyes. The season tackles political instability and electoral corruption.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is Venezuela. Jack Ryan discovers satellite imagery of illegal weapons shipments in the Venezuelan jungle, pulling him into a conspiracy involving the country’s authoritarian president, Nicolás Reyes.

✓ Correct! James Greer (Wendell Pierce) starts as Jack’s skeptical boss at T-FAD and becomes his most trusted ally. The show reimagines the character from the novels — originally a white admiral — as a Black Muslim CIA officer with a complex past.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is James Greer. Wendell Pierce’s portrayal reimagines the classic Tom Clancy character as a Muslim CIA officer with deep field experience, creating one of the show’s most important dynamics with Jack.

✓ Correct! The Sokol Project (“sokol” meaning “falcon” in Russian) is a secret plan to destabilize the West and restore Russian dominance. Jack goes rogue across Europe to expose the conspiracy before it triggers a global crisis.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is the Sokol Project. Named after the Russian word for “falcon,” Sokol is a Cold War–era plan to undermine Western alliances from within — and Season 3’s main conspiracy that forces Jack to go on the run.

✓ Correct! Jack works in T-FAD — the Terror Finance and Arms Division — tracking money flows to identify terrorist networks. It’s his financial analysis skills that first flag Suleiman’s suspicious transfers in the series premiere.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is terror finance and economics. Jack works in T-FAD (Terror Finance and Arms Division), where his ability to trace financial patterns is what originally uncovers the Suleiman threat in Season 1.

✓ Correct! Season 4 follows Jack from Nigeria to Myanmar, where he uncovers a massive drug trafficking operation intertwined with a corrupt faction within the CIA itself. The final season brings the series to a thrilling, globe-spanning conclusion.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is Myanmar (Burma). The final season sends Jack from the streets of Lagos, Nigeria, to the jungles of Myanmar, where he must dismantle a drug empire and root out corruption within his own agency.

✓ Correct! In the novels, Jack Ryan becomes President of the United States after a catastrophic attack on the Capitol during a joint session of Congress. He serves as a reluctant but principled leader across several books in the series.

✗ Incorrect. The answer is President of the United States. In Clancy’s “Executive Orders,” Ryan ascends to the presidency after a devastating attack. He does also serve as CIA Deputy Director and National Security Advisor along the way.