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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2 The Guerilla Band (1. The guerilla fighter as social reformer, 2. The Guerilla fighter as combatant).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Guevara claim is a kind or reformer who directly fights the agents of unjust institutions?
(a) The president.
(b) The teacher.
(c) The guerrilla fighter.
(d) The military leader.

2. At the outset, the essential task of the guerrilla fighter is to keep himself what, according to Guevara?
(a) Ahead of the enemy.
(b) From turning corrupt.
(c) From being destroyed.
(d) From losing the hope.

3. According to Guevara, ideally the guerrilla fighter will be an inhabitant of what?
(a) The area he fights.
(b) The suburban areas.
(c) The city.
(d) The seaside.

4. Without this revolutionary and ideological role, the guerrilla becomes nothing more than a what, according to Guevara?
(a) Looter.
(b) Bandit.
(c) Killer.
(d) Criminal.

5. What term refers to information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc.?
(a) Vanguard.
(b) Propaganda.
(c) Strike.
(d) Sabotage.

Short Answer Questions

1. In many areas, the guerrilla cannot rely on the help of which group, because reprisals from the state are often so violent that their loyalty cannot be assured?

2. The type and times of guerrilla operations need to do what, according to Guevara?

3. In some types of especially harsh terrain, the guerrilla will be able to engage the enemy longer because the terrain can enhance the ____ of the guerrilla.

4. In his second lesson learned from the Cuban Revolution regarding the conduct of revolutionary movements in America, Guevara writes, "It is not necessary to wait until all conditions for making revolution exist; the ______ can create them."

5. What refers to the tools that the guerrilla uses in fighting, in most cases involving guns and knives?

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