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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. Suburban guerrillas will never arise on their own but need to be cultivated and commanded by who?
(a) Peasant brigades.
(b) City officials.
(c) City governments.
(d) Guerrilla bands in the countryside.

2. What term refers to any underhand interference with production, work, etc., in a plant, factory, etc., as by enemy agents during wartime or by employees during a trade dispute?
(a) Sabotage.
(b) Strike.
(c) Propaganda.
(d) Vanguard.

3. What does Che Guevara refer to as the forces of all non-revolutionary or counter-revolutionary forces?
(a) The nationalist.
(b) The antagonist.
(c) The regime.
(d) The enemy.

4. In Chapter 1 General Principles of Guerrilla Warfare, Guevara writes, "An attitude of resistance finally crystallizes in an outbreak of fighting, provoked initially by the conduct of" whom?
(a) The opposing government.
(b) The authorities.
(c) The military.
(d) The people.

5. Guevara writes, "Naturally, it is not to be thought that all conditions for revolution are going to be created through the impulse given to them by" what?
(a) The government.
(b) The peasants.
(c) The women.
(d) Guerrilla activity.

Short Answer Questions

1. The guerrilla can only settle in land that is what?

2. Despite the advantages that a guerrilla may find in rough terrain, he must always be careful to maintain good ___________ according to Guevara?

3. Of his three propositions of lessons from the Cuban Revolution, Guevara writes that the first two contradict the "defeatist attitude of revolutionaries or pseudo-revolutionaries who remain" what?

4. According to Guevara, ideally the guerrilla fighter will be an inhabitant of what?

5. Guevara writes that above all, the guerrilla fighter is what kind of revolutionary?

(see the answer key)

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