A) It was the surname of his mother B) To avoid association with his brother, Paciano, and the Mercado name C) It was a Spanish-sounding name D) It was shorter and easier to write
A) Father Burgos B) Manuel Xerez Burgos C) Dona Teodora D) Paciano
A) Focus on memorization B) Emphasis on agriculture C) Advanced methods with discipline and religious instruction D) Liberal arts only
A) By taking private lessons at Santa Isabel College B) By speaking with Spanish students C) By practicing with his classmates D) By hiring a tutor from Spain
A) A religious picture B) A scholarship C) A gold medal D) A cash reward
A) Father Manuel Xeres B) Father Sanchez C) Father Lleonart D) Father Jose Vilaclara
A) 5 B) 6 C) 3 D) 4
A) 1886 B) 1885 C) 1884 D) 1877
A) 16 B) 15 C) 17 D) 14
A) Mahogany B) Molave C) Batikuling D) Narra
A) . Father Vilaclara B) Father Saez C) Father Sanchez D) Father Lleonart
A) Average B) Poor C) Excellent D) Mediocre
A) In memory of my town B) My first inspiration
A) Marian Congregation B) Academy of Natural Sciences C) Literary Club of Manila
A) Great solace in great Misfortune B) In memomory of my town C) A farewell dialogue of the students of
A) Father Xeres B) Father Sanchez C) Father Vilaclara D) Father Saez
A) Agustin Saez B) Romualdo de Jesus C) Felix Hidalgo D) Juan Luna
A) To the Child Jesus B) My First Inspiration C) To the Virgin Mary
A) His first love B) His teacher C) His mother D) The Virgin Mary
A) Personal romantic failure B) The importance of education in national progress C) The pain of losing one’s mother D) Conflict between teachers and students
A) Replace religion B) Destroy cultures C) Lift the nation to a higher status D) Separate people from their beliefs
A) Allegory B) Irony C) Metaphor D) Onomatopoeia
A) My First Inspiration B) The Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good Education C) To the Child Jesus D) Through Education the Motherland Receives Light
A) A broken heart B) A tree without leaves C) A ship without a helm D) A stormy sky
A) The sorrow of sinners B) The humility of Christ’s birth C) A prayer for education D) A tribute to Mary
A) 14 B) 17 C) 16 D) 15
A) Romantic love B) School life C) Fear of death D) Seeking maternal guidance and comfort
A) Father Sanchez B) Father Damaso C) Father Balaguer
A) San Eustacio, Martir B) The Suffering of Jesus C) The Mission of Saints D) The Life of St. Joseph
A) June 2, 1876 B) February1876 C) December 1876
A) Leonor Rivera B) Segunda Katigbak C) Consuelo Ortiga D) Josephine Bracken
A) 16 B) 15 C) 14 D) 17
A) “Joyful and proud” B) “Calm and collected” C) “Dazed and desolate” D) “Motivated and ready”
A) Engineering B) Philosophy and Letters C) Medicine D) Law
A) She wanted him to become a farmer B) She feared he might suffer the fate of the Gomburza C) She believed he wasn’t ready D) She preferred he study abroad
A) Perito Agrimensor (Expert Surveyor) B) Certified Chemist C) Master of Letters D) Agronomist
A) He failed the licensing exam B) He was still enrolled in UST C) He was underage D) He lacked residency
A) Leonor Rivera B) Miss L C) Leonor Valenzuela D) Segunda Katigbak
A) Salt and water B) Vinegar C) Coconut oil D) Lemon juice
A) Malaya B) Taimis C) Sisa
A) He was nearly drowned B) He was expelled from school C) He was slashed by a Spanish officer
A) Sa Aking Mga Kabata B) A La Juventud Filipina (To the Filipino Youth) C) Mi Último Adiós
A) Ateneo Literary Club B) Liceo Artistico-Literario de Manila C) Katipunan D) La Liga Filipina
A) A scholarship B) A silver feather-shaped pen C) A book of poetry D) A gold medal
A) Despair over the country’s future B) The pain of lost love C) Empowerment and awakening of the youth
A) Filipinos are a hopeless race B) Filipinos are enemies of Spain C) Filipinos should migrate to Spain D) Filipinos are the "fair hope of the Fatherland"
A) Abd-Azis y Mahoma B) The council of God C) Noli Me Tangere
A) Scholarship B) Medal of Honor C) Gold ring with the bust of Cervantes D) Cash
A) D.N. del Puzo B) Marcelo del Pilar C) Graciano Lopez Jaena
A) Bible stories B) Greek classics C) Philippine history D) Asian legends
A) Lyre to Homer, Crown to Cervantes B) Sword to Homer, Shield to Virgil C) Trumpet to Homer, Lyre to Virgil, Laurel to Cervantes
A) A Filipinas B) Junto al Pasig C) El Filibusterismo D) Mi Ultimo Adios
A) December 8, 1880 B) December 30, 1896 C) June 19, 1881 D) ) February 17, 1872
A) Rizal Day B) Christmas C) Feast of the Immaculate Conception D) Feast of St. John
A) The King B) The Priest C) Satan D) Rizal
A) Al M.R.P. Pablo Ramon B) A Filipinas C) El Consejo de los Dioses D) Junto al Pasig
A) Abd-Azis y Mahoma B) A Filipinas C) Noli Me Tangere D) Al M.R.P. Pablo Ramon
A) Pakil B) Calamba C) Pagsanjan
A) Turumba B) Carinosa C) Sinulog D) Tinikling
A) Iguazu Falls B) Victoria Falls C) Niagara Falls D) osemite Falls
A) Companerismo (Comradeship) B) La Liga Filipina C) Katipunan D) Propaganda Movement
A) Sons of Liberty B) Indio Bravo C) Companions of Jehu D) Warriors of Freedom
A) Adventure B) To find a new girlfriend C) Better weather D) Racial discrimination and obsolete teaching methods at UST |