Assassination of Ninoy Aquino - Quiz
A) Benigno Aquino Airfield B) Ninoy Aquino International Airport C) Manila Memorial Airport D) Corazon Aquino International Airport
A) A painted cross B) A marble statue C) A granite stone D) A brass plaque
A) Republic Act No. 9492 B) Republic Act No. 9256 C) Republic Act No. 8888 D) Republic Act No. 1983
A) Ferdinand Marcos B) Corazon Aquino C) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo D) Benigno Aquino III
A) Republic Act No. 9492 B) Republic Act No. 7777 C) Republic Act No. 8301 D) Republic Act No. 9256
A) Benigno Aquino III B) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo C) Fidel Ramos D) Corazon Aquino
A) Boeing 737 B) Boeing 747-400 C) Airbus A320 D) Boeing 767
A) Philippine Airlines B) Air Canada C) China Airlines D) Air New Zealand
A) Roswell B) Auckland C) Manila D) Toronto
A) Case Unclosed B) A Dangerous Life C) Martyr or Murderer D) Dekada 70
A) Jessie Barcelona B) Ramon Balang C) Rebecca Quijano D) Olivia Antimano
A) Dekada 70 B) A Dangerous Life C) Beyond Conspiracy D) Shake, Rattle and Roll Fourteen
A) Beyond Conspiracy B) The Last Time I Saw Ninoy C) Sino ang Pumatay kay Ninoy? D) The Final Journey
A) Military Version B) The Marcos Version C) The Witness Version D) The Airport Security Version
A) Gary Busey B) Ramon Balang C) Gerald N. Hill D) Ken Kashiwahara
A) Sino ang Pumatay kay Ninoy? B) Maid in Malacañang C) Pamana D) Gate 37
A) A Dangerous Life B) Martyr or Murderer C) Beyond Conspiracy D) Dekada 70
A) Gate 37 B) The Last Time I Saw Ninoy C) Sino ang Pumatay kay Ninoy? D) Pamana
A) Logan International Airport B) Roswell Airport C) Manila International Airport D) China Airlines Terminal
A) Fidel V. Ramos B) Salvador Laurel C) Luther A. Custodio D) Fabian Ver
A) Fabian Ver B) Salvador Laurel C) Luther A. Custodio D) Jesus Castro
A) Fabian Ver B) Luther A. Custodio C) Jesus Castro D) Fidel V. Ramos
A) Implan Salubong B) Oplan Balikbayan C) Implan Alalay D) Oplan Alpha
A) Through the main terminal B) Through the bridge stairs C) Through the tube D) Through the tarmac
A) Implan Sawata B) Implan Masid C) Implan Alalay D) Implan Salubong
A) Implan Salubong B) Implan Masid C) Implan Sawata D) Implan Alalay
A) Implan Sawata B) Implan Masid C) Implan Salubong D) Implan Alalay
A) 10:00 pm B) 1:04 pm C) 11:20 pm D) 1:14 pm
A) Claro Lat B) Jesus Castro C) Arnulfo de Mesa D) Rogelio Moreno
A) 14C B) 14A C) 8 D) 11
A) Op! B) Ako na! C) Balikbayan! D) Pusila!
A) 1 B) 26 C) 5 D) 12
A) Nieto M. Salvador B) Luther A. Custodio C) Fabian Ver D) Bienvenido O. Muñoz
A) Fidel V. Ramos B) Jesus Castro C) Bienvenido O. Muñoz D) Nieto M. Salvador
A) Fort Bonifacio General Hospital B) Philippine Constabulary Crime Laboratory C) Loyola Memorial Chapel Morgue D) Manila International Airport
A) 8 B) 3 C) 12 D) 26
A) 10:00 pm B) 1:04 pm C) 1:14 pm D) 11:20 pm
A) August 21, 1983 B) February 25, 1986 C) September 21, 1972 D) March 19, 1980
A) Jovito Salonga B) Ferdinand Marcos Sr. C) Juan Ponce Enrile D) Rolando Galman
A) 1955 B) 1972 C) 1959 D) 1967
A) Five years B) Three years C) One year D) Seven years
A) Kidney failure B) Heart attack C) Angina pectoris D) Diabetes
A) All charged individuals were acquitted B) All charged individuals were exiled C) All charged individuals were sentenced to death D) The investigation was abandoned without charges
A) Mayor of Concepcion B) Senator C) Vice governor of Tarlac D) Governor of Tarlac
A) September 23, 1972 B) August 21, 1983 C) March 10, 1978 D) November 25, 1977
A) Manila International Airport B) Philippine Heart Center C) Baylor University Medical Center D) Fort Bonifacio
A) Liberal Party B) Lakas ng Bayan C) New People's Army D) People Power Movement
A) Juan Ponce Enrile B) Imelda Marcos C) Jovito Salonga D) Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
A) Baylor University Medical Center B) A hospital in Damascus, Syria C) A hospital in Newton, Massachusetts D) Philippine Heart Center
A) 2009 B) 1990 C) 1986 D) 2000
A) Sentenced to life imprisonment B) Case dismissed due to lack of evidence C) Convicted and sentenced to death by firing squad D) Acquitted of all charges
A) 40 days B) 60 days C) 20 days D) 10 days
A) Juan Ponce Enrile B) Corazon Aquino C) Jovito Salonga D) Imelda Marcos
A) New People's Army members B) US government officials C) Muslim leaders D) Political allies from the Liberal Party
A) Fear of sabotage by Marcos B) Lack of medical expertise C) High costs of the procedure D) His political party forbade it
A) Pacifico Castro B) Rashid Lucman C) Mahathir Mohamad D) Juan Ponce Enrile
A) Rashid Lucman B) Pacifico Castro C) Ken Kashiwahara D) Imelda Marcos
A) Taipei B) Singapore C) Hong Kong D) Malaysia
A) Ken Kashiwahara B) Katsu Ueda C) Jim Laurie D) Kiyoshi Wakamiya
A) Philippine Consulate B) Chiang Kai-shek International Airport C) Grand Hotel D) Manila International Airport
A) Helmet B) Gas mask C) Bulletproof vest D) Armored jacket
A) 9:30 am B) 10:10 am C) 8:00 am D) 11:15 am
A) A-811 B) B-1983 C) B-767 D) B-1836
A) A wallet B) A letter C) A gold watch D) His passport
A) Jim Laurie B) Kiyoshi Wakamiya C) Arthur Kan D) Katsu Ueda
A) Missing documentation B) Lack of funds C) Expired visa D) A targeted assassination plot
A) .38 caliber B) .357 Magnum C) .45 caliber D) .22 caliber
A) A Bangkok gun store B) A Manila warehouse C) A black market dealer in Hong Kong D) A military armory
A) Model 36 Chiefs Special B) Model 10 Military & Police C) Model 27 Registered Magnum D) Model 19 Combat Magnum
A) .45 ACP B) 9mm Parabellum C) .22 Long Rifle D) .38 Special
A) The cylinder timing is unreliable B) Its medium frame cannot withstand the high pressure C) It is made of low-quality steel D) The barrel is too short
A) Pablo Martinez B) Rolando Galman C) Rodolfo Salas D) Prospero Olivas
A) 1983 B) 1970 C) 1965 D) 1969
A) Heart bypass B) Liver surgery C) Appendectomy D) Kidney transplant
A) Arturo Tolentino B) Corazon Agrava C) Fabian Ver D) Enrique Fernando
A) Agrava Board B) Fernando Commission C) Ver Commission D) Marcos Commission
A) 193 B) 50 C) 100 D) 500
A) He was an accomplice B) He was cleared C) He was the mastermind D) He was guilty
A) The Court of Appeals B) The Senate C) The Supreme Court D) The Sandiganbayan
A) First cousin B) Brother-in-law C) Nephew D) Brother
A) Dante G. Santos B) Enrique Fernando C) Fabian Ver D) Arturo M. Tolentino
A) Jaime Sin B) Kiyoshi Wakamiya C) Frank Malabed D) Butz Aquino
A) Manila Memorial Park B) Santo Domingo Church C) Hacienda Luisita D) Times Street
A) A telegram from the airport B) A formal letter from the government C) A phone call from Kyodo News D) A television broadcast
A) Kiyoshi Wakamiya B) Jaime Sin C) Frank Malabed D) Butz Aquino
A) Parañaque B) Concepcion C) Quezon City D) Boston
A) Jaime Sin B) Butz Aquino C) Noynoy Aquino D) Frank Malabed
A) 12 hours B) 6 hours C) 24 hours D) 8 hours
A) Five hundred thousand B) Ten million C) One hundred thousand D) More than two million
A) Thumbs up B) Peace sign C) Laban sign D) Victory sign
A) A formal suit B) Blood-stained safari jacket C) A military uniform D) A white shirt
A) Don Chino Roces Bridge B) Ramos Bridge C) Ninoy Aquino Bridge D) Marcos Memorial Bridge
A) Danding Cojuangco B) Fidel V. Ramos C) Luther Custodio D) Ferdinand Marcos
A) Case dismissed due to lack of evidence B) Life imprisonment C) Death penalty D) Acquittal
A) 1990 B) 2007 C) 1986 D) 1991
A) Danding Cojuangco B) Fidel V. Ramos C) Ferdinand Marcos D) Fabian Ver
A) 1990 B) 2009 C) 1991 D) 1985
A) Presidential pardon for political reasons B) Humanitarian grounds C) New evidence D) Mistrial
A) Ferdinand Marcos B) The government C) Gloria Macapagal Arroyo D) Corazon Aquino
A) 26 B) 25 C) 11 D) 16 |
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