A) Katipuneros B) None of these C) Propagandists D) Activists
A) To instill the spirit of nationalism. B) To inculcate the spirit of nationalism. C) None of these D) All of these E) Imprint the spirit of nationalism.
A) Ordnance B) Regulations C) Bill D) None of these E) Memorandum
A) Claro M. Recto B) Jose P. Laurel C) Zeus Salazar D) None of these
A) To be known globally B) To become a province of Spain C) To gain total independence D) None of these
A) Pantayong Pananaw B) Pansilang Pananaw C) Kasaysayan na walang saysay D) Ulat ng mananalaysay
A) The execution of Rizal B) None of these C) The execution of GOMBURZA D) The unfurling of the Philippine national flag
A) The Treaty of Paris B) The Cry of Pugadlawin C) The Taft Commission D) The Philippine commission
A) Kalista B) The La Liga Filipina C) The Filipino-Hispano society D) The Knights of Rizal
A) La Independencia B) None of these C) La Juventud D) Jove Rex Al
A) None of these B) Rizalista C) Canonization D) Millenarian group
A) The act declaring a dead person a saint B) The regulation commission C) The implementation of the constitution D) None of these
A) Bibliya B) Text C) Pasyon D) None of these
A) Poems of Rizal B) Annotations of Rizal C) None of these D) Novels of Rizal
A) The Maria Makiling B) None of these C) Simbahang Rizal D) Iglesia Watawat ng Lahi
A) The death of Rizal B) Rizal’s exile to Dapitan C) The Cavity Mutiny D) The execution of GOMBURZA
A) He wrote a letter to his family as his support to comfort them. B) He sent a reminder for them C) He went back to the Philippines to help them D) He send money as help for them
A) He was in Europe B) He was in Dapitan C) Rizal was in Hong Kong D) Rizal was in Cuba
A) Because they will be recalled back to Spain after their service to the colony. B) Because they wanted to stay long in the Philippines. C) Because they are the authorities chosen by the Spanish crown. D) Because after their term they will live somewhere.
A) Because of their service to the crown B) Because of their missionary work C) Because of their aid in converting of the natives to Christianity D) Because they have land tenure backgrounds
A) The guardia civil that control the movement of the people B) The elite indio C) One of the principal inquilinos D) Governor General that govern the people’s tenancy
A) The Bandala system B) The rented Hacienda C) The Principalia D) The Galleon Trade
A) The stop the tributo B) They massacre the sharecroppers C) They double the labor D) They declare the land vacant
A) The Sigaw ng Pugadlawin B) The execution of the three priests the GOMBURZA C) The death of Rizal D) The Cry of Balintawak
A) The Intramuros was closed B) The curtain of ignorance C) The pledge of loyalty D) The assassination of the clergy
A) It gained general approval B) It made them powerful C) It generated large profit for them D) It closed the way to globalization
A) The emergence of the newspaper La Solidaridad B) The Rise of Philippine Independence C) None of these D) Because of the misunderstanding of the Ilustrados
A) Because of the rise of Mercantilism B) Because of the founding of the Katipunan C) None of these D) Because of feuding and lacked of funds
A) One must isolate himself B) One had to bring the issues closer to home C) None of these D) One should stay and get rid of the issues
A) Attacks on friars B) All of these C) Reforms for the Philippines D) Ran articles dealing with Spanish politics
A) Because the condition of the Philippine economy had improved B) Because they have a golden spoon C) None of these D) B. Because the Hacienda de Calamba was declared vacant
A) The Galleon Trade B) None of these C) Political and religious institution D) The Spanish Cortes
A) Kilusan Ng Bayan ; The Manila Times B) Propaganda Movement ; La Solidaridad C) La Liga Filipina ; Kartilya D) Katipunan ; Kalayaan
A) He wrote novels as expression of his desire that the Philippines be one of the provinces of Spain. B) He fought with arms against the foes. C) He wrote narratives to depict the status quo of the country. D) He kept secrets afraid to be known as one of the antagonists
A) His exemplary mastery of words B) His no genius manifestations of literary arts C) His ordinary artistic and literary simplicity D) His expo see of paintings
A) The Country’s conditions under the mother country. B) The glory of Spain under its colony. C) The death of Magellan in Mactan. D) The written story of the Philippine history
A) He plan to do it in English but end in writing it in French to be into the language of the intellectuals B) He suppose to write it in Tagalog but changed it to Spanish to reach the mother country. C) He planned to write it in French but decided to make it in Spanish to reach out his countrymen. D) He imagine doing it in Filipino but end in writing it in English to be understood by all.
A) The liberated Philippines. B) The Widened horizon of the Indio. C) The ills of the society. D) The glorious reign of the natives
A) Ibarra had a secret meeting with Elias B) Ibarra returned home from abroad C) Ibarra reunited with Maria Clara D) Ibarra fought with Father Damaso
A) Do the medical mission to cure the people’s health B) Publishing social awareness books to educate them. C) Plan revolt to set free the Philippines. D) Building a school, for education was crucial for his nation’s progress.
A) Her love for Ibarra fades B) She never dreamed of marrying Ibarra C) Her father was persuaded not to let his daughter marry Ibarra D) She thought Ibarra had been killed in the revolt.
A) Republic Act No. 1425 B) R.A. 2424 C) R.A. 2294 D) Republic Act No. 2244
A) Noli Me Tangere B) El Filibusterismo C) Sayonara Japan D) Mi Ultimo Adios
A) Father of the Indio B) Father of the Filipino novel C) Father of the Ilustrados D) Father of nationalism
A) To not read the novel to avoid committing sin B) To read the novel to find solutions of the social problem C) To read the novel to me acquainted of the Spanish agenda D) To not read the novel to avoid treason
A) Marcelo H. del Pilar and Ferdinand Blumentritt B) Governor General Narciso Claveria C) Father Fray Butod and Padre Damaso D) Spanish academic Vicente Barrantes
A) 6:15 Am B) 6:00 Am C) 7:03 Am D) 7:00 Am
A) Father Jose Vilaclara B) Fr. Antonio Rosell C) Fr. Federico Faura D) Father Luis Viza
A) Castilla B) España C) C. Isla de Luzon D) Isla de Panay
A) Wine B) A lottery ticket C) Book D) Foods
A) Miguel Lopez de Legazpi B) Juan de Salcedo C) Ferdinand Magellan D) Ferdinand de Lesseps
A) Francisco Calvo Muñoz B) Ramon Blanco C) Guillermo Puatu D) Don Pablo Ortega y Rey
A) Consuelo B) Pilar C) Leonor Rivera D) Conception
A) Marian Congregation B) Liceo Artistico-Literario C) El Consuejo de los Dioses D) Circulo Hispano-Filipino
A) Señior Roses B) Jose M. Cecicilio C) Juan de Salcedo D) Francisco Calvo Muñoz
A) Revista de Madrid B) Felicitacion C) Amor Patrio D) Los Viajes
A) Los Viajes B) Amor Patrio C) Revista de Madrid D) Felicitacion
A) Chateau d' If B) Tower of babel C) Hanging Garden of Babylon D) Point de Galle
A) Port-Bou B) Las Ramblas C) Hotel de Paz D) Plaza de Cataluna
A) Philosophy and Latin & Diploma in Surveying B) Philosophy and Latin & Medicine C) None of these D) Philosophy and Letters & Medicine
A) Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace B) Felicitacion C) Spolarium D) Uncle Tom's Cabin
A) Notable (very good) B) Sobrasaliente (excellent) C) Aprobado (passing grade D) Bueno (good)
A) Philosophy and Latin B) Philosophy and Letters C) Ophthalmology D) Optometry
A) Paz Pardo de Tavera B) Señor Eusebio Corominas C) Don Miguel Morayta D) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
A) Dr. Louis de Weckert B) Don Miguel Morayta C) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera D) Señor Eusebio Corominas
A) Saint Francisco de Assisi B) San Juan Nepomuceno. C) San Antonio Padua D) Saint Pascual Bailon
A) Hayfong B) Djemnah C) D. Salvadora D) Tabo
A) Tabo B) Salvadora C) Djemnah D) Hayfong
A) More or less 20 B) More or less 22 C) More or less 23 D) More or less 25
A) 7 B) 9 C) 11 D) 12
A) Biñan B) Dapitan C) Cebu D) Laguna
A) Mercado B) Rizal C) Pepe D) Jose
A) Osman B) Usman C) None of these D) Asman
A) Mercado B) Leonor C) Rivera D) Francisco
A) Singapore (1981) B) Ghent (1891) C) Hongkong (1891) D) Berlin (1892)
A) Singapore B) Japan C) Spain D) Germany
A) Dagohoy B) Ferdinand Magellan C) Egyptian priest D) Lapu-Lapu
A) Lapu-Lapu B) Spanish priest C) Egyptian priest D) Sikatuna E) Dagohoy
A) William Tell B) Fairy Tales C) The Count of Monte Cristo D) Travels in the Philippines
A) Felix Pardo de Tavera B) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera C) Dr. Javier Galezowsky D) Dr. Louis de Weckert |