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