Che Guevara - Quiz
A) Batista B) Sierra C) Granma D) Maestra
A) 1955 B) 25 November 1956 C) 25 November 1957 D) early 1957
A) 40 B) 100 C) 22 D) 82
A) 82 B) 22 C) 10 D) 50
A) A camera B) A medical kit C) A rifle D) A box of ammunition
A) Havana B) Sierra Maestra mountains C) Mexico City D) New York
A) Time magazine B) Herbert Matthews C) Fulgencio Batista D) Frank País
A) Batista's military B) The New York Times C) Granma crew D) 26 July Movement
A) Frank País B) Fulgencio Batista C) Herbert Matthews D) Che Guevara
A) Granma B) The New York Times C) Sierra Maestra News D) Time
A) A gunshot wound B) A food allergy C) An allergy to mosquito bites D) A tropical fever
A) 40 percent B) 82 percent C) 22 percent D) 10 percent
A) Through media interviews B) With weapons and force C) With competence, diplomacy and patience D) By publishing a newspaper
A) Grenades B) Bread C) Books D) Medical supplies
A) Grenades B) Bread C) Bricks D) Cysts
A) To read and write B) Medicine C) Journalism D) Military tactics
A) A medical clinic B) A radio broadcast C) A television station D) A newspaper
A) The New York Times B) Time C) Sierra Weekly D) Granma
A) Lieutenant B) General C) Captain D) Comandante
A) The Granma crew B) A second army column C) The 26 July Movement D) The first urban network
A) His cousin Carlos B) His sister C) His mother D) His aunt Beatriz
A) Karl Marx B) Jacobo Árbenz C) Fidel Castro D) Joseph Stalin
A) United Fruit Company B) Standard Fruit Company C) Pan American World Airways D) Anaconda Copper Mining
A) Jacobo Árbenz B) Hilda Gadea C) John Foster Dulles D) Carlos Castillo Armas
A) 100,000 acres B) 225,000 acres C) 500,000 acres D) 50,000 acres
A) Communist Party of Cuba B) United Fruit Workers Union C) 26 July Movement D) Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana
A) Guatemala City B) San José C) Havana D) Santiago de Cuba
A) The syllable 'um' B) The syllable 'eh' C) The word 'well' D) The word 'hey'
A) Beatriz Guevara B) John Foster Dulles C) Helena Leiva de Holst D) Hilda Gadea Acosta
A) El Revolucionario B) Invitación al camino C) Canto a Guatemala D) A los Andes
A) July 1953 B) June 1954 C) May 1954 D) December 1953
A) Mexico B) China C) The Soviet Union D) Communist Czechoslovakia
A) President Kennedy B) President Truman C) President Roosevelt D) President Eisenhower
A) Operation PBSHAW B) Operation Zapata C) PBSuccess D) Operation Mongoose
A) John Foster Dulles B) Joseph Stalin C) Carlos Castillo Armas D) Jacobo Árbenz
A) 10 December B) 7 July C) May 24 D) 27 June
A) The Soviet embassy B) The Argentine consulate C) The United Fruit Company headquarters D) The Mexican embassy
A) The United Fruit Company office B) The Czech embassy C) The Mexican embassy D) The Argentine consulate
A) Peru B) Costa Rica C) Mexico D) Bolivia
A) Carlos Castillo Armas B) Jacobo Árbenz C) Joseph Stalin D) Fidel Castro
A) Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana B) The communist youth militia C) The United Fruit Workers Union D) The Cuban Revolution
A) Carlos Castillo Armas B) John Foster Dulles C) Jacobo Árbenz D) President Eisenhower
A) Hilda Gadea B) Beatriz Guevara C) Helena Leiva de Holst D) Fidel Castro
A) May 10 B) 27 June C) 10 December D) 7 July
A) Brazil B) Ecuador C) Bolivia D) Peru
A) 9 October 1967 B) 14 May 1928 C) 12 October 1965 D) 19 April 1961
A) Philosophy B) Law C) Engineering D) Medicine
A) Augusto Pinochet B) Jacobo Árbenz C) Salvador Allende D) Fulgencio Batista
A) American artillery cannons B) Chemical warheads C) Long-range bombers D) Soviet nuclear-armed ballistic missiles
A) 1967 B) 1959 C) 1965 D) 1962
A) Congo-Kinshasa B) Ghana C) Angola D) South Africa
A) Bolivia B) Chile C) Argentina D) Peru
A) Argentine military police B) United States Marines C) CIA-assisted Bolivian forces D) Cuban rebel fighters
A) Guerrillero Heroico B) Che in Havana C) El Comandante D) The Revolutionary
A) Medical treatment textbook B) Agricultural reform guide C) Guerrilla warfare manual D) Diplomatic protocol handbook
A) Best-selling memoir B) Philosophical essay C) Poetry collection D) Historical fiction
A) Financial rather than social incentives B) Capitalist rather than socialist incentives C) Moral rather than material incentives D) Personal rather than collective incentives
A) Railway expansion project B) Universal healthcare rollout C) Industrialization drive D) Literacy campaign
A) Lieutenant B) Second-in-command C) Sergeant D) Commander-in-chief
A) Rosario, Argentina B) Buenos Aires, Argentina C) Córdoba, Argentina D) Havana, Cuba
A) El Furibundo B) Luis María Peralta C) Patrick Lynch D) Ernesto Guevara Lynch
A) Luis María Peralta B) Patrick Lynch C) Celia de la Serna y Llosa D) Vendaval
A) Celia de la Serna y Llosa B) Maureen O'Hara C) Estudiantes of Córdoba D) His grandmother
A) Ernestito B) Vendaval C) El Furibundo D) Fuser
A) Republicans B) Nationalists C) Monarchists D) Guerrillas
A) Selling insecticides B) Landowner in California C) Professional rugby player D) Irish historian
A) Vendaval B) Gammaxene C) Estudiantes D) Fuser
A) After suffering a severe asthmatic reaction B) When he moved to Rosario C) Due to a rugby injury D) Because his father stopped supporting Republicans
A) Acute asthma B) Chronic fatigue C) Arthritis D) Malaria
A) Golf B) Swimming C) Shooting D) Cricket
A) Ernestito B) Vendaval C) El Furibundo D) Fuser
A) 1928 B) 1947 C) 1949 D) 1948
A) 1947 B) 1949 C) 1928 D) 1948
A) 1950 B) 1947 C) 1948 D) 1949
A) Prop B) Fly-half C) Fullback D) Scrum-half
A) 15 B) 12 C) 18 D) 10
A) Oscar Wilde B) William Shakespeare C) Lord Byron D) Pablo Neruda
A) If— B) Ozymandias C) The Raven D) The Road Not Taken
A) Karl Marx B) Bertrand Russell C) Friedrich Nietzsche D) Sigmund Freud
A) Painting B) Music theory C) Philosophy D) Architecture
A) Cook B) Nurse C) Engineer D) Captain
A) Karl Marx B) Alberto Granado C) Dr. Hugo Pesce D) Pablo Neruda
A) San Pablo leper colony B) Buenos Aires C) Machu Picchu D) Chuquicamata copper mine
A) Argentina B) Chile C) Peru D) Colombia
A) Jorge Icaza B) Alberto Granado C) Dr. Hugo Pesce D) Pablo Neruda
A) Chile B) Argentina C) Peru D) Venezuela
A) Copper B) Silver C) Gold D) Coal
A) Amazon River B) Andes Mountains C) Atacama Desert D) Atacama Forest
A) The Motorcycle Diaries B) The Latin American Travels C) Continental Liberation D) Notes of a Medic
A) 1958 B) 1995 C) 2004 D) 1952
A) As a region best governed by foreign powers B) As a single entity requiring a continent-wide liberation strategy C) As an untransformable society D) As a collection of separate, independent nations
A) Editor B) Foreign correspondent C) News photographer D) Investigative journalist
A) Asia B) Europe C) Guatemala D) Africa
A) Guevara's B) Raúl Castro's C) Fidel Castro's D) Ñico López's
A) Alberto Bayo B) Fidel Castro C) Ñico López D) Simon Reid-Henry
A) Simon Reid-Henry B) Ñico López C) Hilda D) Alberto Bayo
A) Guatemalan agriculture B) News photography C) Medical research D) Anti-imperialism
A) Free press agencies B) Repressive regimes C) Hospitals and universities D) Democratic governments
A) Chief military instructor B) Combat medic C) News photographer D) Lead negotiator
A) 10-hour B) 5-hour C) 24-hour D) 15-hour |
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