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