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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3 Organization of the Guerilla Front (6 War Industry, 7 Propaganda, 8 Intelligence, 9 Training and Indoctrination, 10 the Organizational Structure of the Army of a Revolutionary Movement).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Most guerrilla strikes must be made quickly so that the enemy does not have time to do what?
(a) Retaliate.
(b) Rearm.
(c) Strategize.
(d) Communicate.

2. What industry does Guevara state will be centered all labor connected with the equipping of the mules, such as making their shoes?
(a) Copper works.
(b) Iron works.
(c) Tin works.
(d) Steel works.

3. The main tactic of the guerrilla is what?
(a) Outarming the opponent.
(b) Intimidation.
(c) Encirclement.
(d) Outnumbering the opponent.

4. As the revolutionary band grows, it must seek out more and more supplies and attempt to create _____ groups that can capture supplies and increase disruption of the regime through sabotage.
(a) Civilian.
(b) Urban.
(c) Rural.
(d) Suburban.

5. What industries are hard to maintain to the guerrilla and are easily destroyed by the enemy unless they are well hidden?
(a) Tobacco fields.
(b) Rum stills.
(c) Iron and steel plants.
(d) Rubber plants.

Short Answer Questions

1. Guevara notes that communications by road can be completely paralyzed by the adequate employment of what?

2. Guevara writes that a publication for the countryside should bring to the peasant class a message from their companions in all the free zones who have already felt the beneficial effects of what?

3. Once the revolutionary group's fame grows, it is able to recruit and receive support from whom?

4. Guevara advises that the guerrilla set up the capability to repair their own clothing and shoes as well as the ability to make their own what?

5. What organizations will not operate within the framework of guerrilla warfare until the last stages according to Guevara?

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