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