- 1. A Filipino who helped Rizal financially and paid for the printing of El Filibusterismo
A) Ferdinand Blumentritt
B) Dr. Vio Valenzuela
C) Valentin Ventura
- 2. Exposed the abuses, corruption, and social problems under Spanish rule.
A) Significance of El Filibusterismo
B) Focus of El Filibusterismo
- 3. Opened Filipinos' eyes to the social injustices and abuses of colonial society.
A) Focus of El Filibusterismo
B) Significance of Noli Me Tangere
- 4. Showed the consequences of continued oppression and the growing call for change.
A) Both right
B) Importance of Noli Me Tangere
C) Significance of El Filibusterismo
- 5. Rizal's metaphor for the problems and abuses affecting Philippine society.
A) Social cancer
B) Social causes
C) Social disease
- 6. A major and often forceful change in government or society.
A) Revolution
B) Colonization
C) Nationalisnlm
- 7. Fairness and equal treatment according to rights and law.
A) Justice
B) Nationhood
C) Nation
- 8. A group of people who share a common identity, history, culture, or territory
A) Nationhood
B) Nation
C) Nationalism
- 9. Love, loyalty, and devotion to one's nation
A) Nation
B) Nationalism
C) Nationhood
- 10. An organized political community with territory, government, population, and sovereignty.
A) State
B) Sovereignty
C) Nation
- 11. Improving or changing a system without completely destroying it.
A) Civilization
B) Reform
C) Colonization
- 12. The supreme authority to govern oneself without outside control.
A) Nation
B) Sovereignty
C) Reform
- 13. The condition of being recognized as a distinct nation with its own identity and unity.
A) Civilization
B) Nationhood
C) Nation
- 14. Rizal encouraged the Filipino youth to use their talents and education for the country.
A) To the Filipino Youth
B) To the Country
C) To the Filipino Citizens
- 15. Rizal explained that Filipino “laziness” was largely caused by colonial conditions and oppression, not simply by natural laziness.
A) To the Filipino Youth
B) The Indolence of the Filipinos
C) The Philippines: A Century Hence
- 16. Rizal discussed the possible future of the Philippines and predicted that Filipinos would seek greater freedom and self-government.
A) The Philippines itself
B) The Filipino love their country
C) The Philippines: A Century Hence
- 17. Spanish historian who wrote Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas, which Rizal later annotated.
A) Ferdinand Blumentritt
B) Antonio D. Morga
C) Maximo Viola
- 18. To show that Filipinos already had a developed culture and society before Spanish colonization.
A) Importance of Rizal's Annotation
B) Significance of Rizal's Annotation
C) Message of Rizal's Annotation
- 19. Organization founded by Rizal that promoted unity, mutual help, reforms, and peaceful change.
A) Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
B) La Liga Filipina
C) Katipunan
- 20. Rizal was executed by firing squad at Bagumbayan (now Luneta) on December 30, 1896
A) Rizal's Exile
B) Execution of Rizal
C) Coming of Rizal
- 21. A secret revolutionary organization that fought for Philippine independence from Spain.
A) La Liga Filipina
B) Katipunan
C) Colonization
- 22. Katipunan member who went to Dapitan to consult Rizal about the planned revolution.
A) Andres Bonifacio
B) Ferdinand Blumentritt
C) Dr. Pio Valenzuela
- 23. The idea that events are determined by forces beyond a person's control.
A) Oppress
B) Fate
C) Dignity
- 24. Mariano Gómez, José Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora, three Filipino priests executed in 1872.
A) GOMBURZA
B) Yes
C) No
- 25. José Rizal's older brother who supported him and the reform movement.
A) Maximo Rizal
B) Ferdinand Rizal
C) Paciano Rizal
- 26. A historical work by Antonio de Morga about the Philippines, which Rizal annotated.
A) La Liga Filipina
B) Sucesos de las Islas Spãna
C) Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
- 27. Rizal was called the Pride of the Malay Race Because of his intelligence, writings, achievements, and contribution to Filipino nationalism.
A) Yes
B) No
C) Maybe
- 28. An educated Filipino, usually from the middle or upper class, during Spanish colonial times
A) Ilustrador
B) Impacto
C) Ilustrado
- 29. A newspaper/publication that promoted Filipino reforms and rights during the Propaganda Movement.
A) La Solidaridad
B) El Filibusterismo
C) La Liga Filipino
- 30. Rizal's second novel, which portrayed corruption, oppression, revenge, and revolutionary ideas.
A) Sucesos las Islas Filipina
B) El Filibusterismo
C) Noli Me Tangere
- 31. A commitment/agreement to support the revolutionary cause, emphasizing unity, loyalty, and cooperation.
A) Sucesos las Islas Filipina
B) Pacto De Compromiso
C) Blood Compact
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