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