A) d. Purely educational reforms B) c. Harmony between Filipinos and Spaniards C) b. Anger and revolution D) a. Love and romance
A) b. Kabesang Tales revealed the plot B) a. The lamp did not explode C) d. Padre Florentino warned the authorities D) c. Isagani threw the lamp into the river
A) d. MaJoJa B) b.Zamora C) a. GomBurZa D) C. Trio Padre
A) b. Maximo Mariano B) d. Ramon Magsaysay C) a. Valentine Ventura D) c. Jose Laurel
A) c. Madrid B) d. Spain C) a. Belgium D) b. Paris
A) b. A young student inspired by reform B) d. A corrupt Spanish official C) c. A wealthy jeweler and Crisostomo Ibarra in disguise D) a. A friar who symbolizes faith
A) d. Noli and El Fili share the same optimistic tone toward change. B) b. Noli offers hope through reform, while El Fili expresses despair and vengeance. C) c. El Fili portrays peace and love; Noli emphasizes rebellion. D) a. Both novels focus on revenge and violence as tools for freedom.
A) a. Violence is the quickest way to achieve justice. B) b. Betrayal is inevitable in every revolution. C) c. True change requires moral integrity, not vengeance. D) d. Love always triumphs over power.
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