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RIZAL LIFE AND WORKS TEST 3
Contributed by: Alayon
  • 1. Someone who creates or disseminates propaganda, which is information used to promote a particular cause
    or point of view. They were the ones who wanted to seek reform(s)
A) None of these
B) Propagandists
C) Katipuneros
D) Activists
  • 2. The Republic Act No. 1425 popularly known as Rizal Law was passed . What is the the primary aim of the
    law?
A) Imprint the spirit of nationalism.
B) To inculcate the spirit of nationalism.
C) All of these
D) None of these
E) To instill the spirit of nationalism.
  • 3. Before the R.A. 1425 became a law it was first a?
A) Bill
B) Memorandum
C) Ordnance
D) None of these
E) Regulations
  • 4. He was the champion of the Rizal Law.
A) None of these
B) Jose P. Laurel
C) Zeus Salazar
D) Claro M. Recto
  • 5. Rizal wanted change in the colony (Philippines), in the reform movement, what he wanted for the
    Philippines?
A) To become a province of Spain
B) To be known globally
C) To gain total independence
D) None of these
  • 6. In the Bagong Kasaysayan movement which is founded by Zeus Salazar, what perspective he advances?
A) Ulat ng mananalaysay
B) Pantayong Pananaw
C) Kasaysayan na walang saysay
D) Pansilang Pananaw
  • 7. This is the turning point of the history of Philippine revolution.
A) The execution of GOMBURZA
B) The unfurling of the Philippine national flag
C) None of these
D) The execution of Rizal
  • 8. It is also called Philippine commission where Americans declared Rizal our national hero.
A) The Taft Commission
B) The Cry of Pugadlawin
C) The Philippine commission
D) The Treaty of Paris
  • 9. Many men professionals organized and became a member of the Caballeros de Rizal or?
A) The Knights of Rizal
B) The Filipino-Hispano society
C) Kalista
D) The La Liga Filipina
  • 10. The Rizalistas believed that Rizal has a Latin name _________________ which means God, King of All.
A) None of these
B) Jove Rex Al
C) La Juventud
D) La Independencia
  • 11. A socio-political movement that believe in the coming of the major social transformation with the
    establishment of the Kingdom of God.
A) Rizalista
B) Canonization
C) Millenarian group
D) None of these
  • 12. If colorum is the secret society who fought against colonial government, what is canonization?
A) None of these
B) The act declaring a dead person a saint
C) The implementation of the constitution
D) The regulation commission
  • 13. This is an epic poem that likened Rizal to Jesus.
A) None of these
B) Pasyon
C) Bibliya
D) Text
  • 14. Some of the Rizalista groups, used the _______________ as their Bible.
A) None of these
B) Poems of Rizal
C) Novels of Rizal
D) Annotations of Rizal
  • 15. One of the biggest Rizalista group that exist in the Philippine society.
A) Iglesia Watawat ng Lahi
B) Simbahang Rizal
C) None of these
D) The Maria Makiling
  • 16. The turning point of Philippine history of Philippine revolution is the?
A) The Cavity Mutiny
B) Rizal’s exile to Dapitan
C) The execution of GOMBURZA
D) The death of Rizal
  • 17. How Rizal supported his family during the trying times of the Hacienda de Calamba conflict?
A) He send money as help for them
B) He sent a reminder for them
C) He wrote a letter to his family as his support to comfort them.
D) He went back to the Philippines to help them
  • 18. Where was Rizal during the distressing condition of his family in the Hacienda de Calamba conflict?
A) He was in Europe
B) He was in Dapitan
C) Rizal was in Cuba
D) Rizal was in Hong Kong
  • 19. Why was the Spanish population in the Philippines transient?
A) Because they wanted to stay long in the Philippines.
B) Because they will be recalled back to Spain after their service to the colony.
C) Because they are the authorities chosen by the Spanish crown.
D) Because after their term they will live somewhere.
  • 20. Why the Spanish conquistadors were awarded land grants in the Philippines?
A) Because of their missionary work
B) Because of their service to the crown
C) Because of their aid in converting of the natives to Christianity
D) Because they have land tenure backgrounds
  • 21. In the Hacienda, Rizal’s family became?
A) The elite indio
B) The guardia civil that control the movement of the people
C) Governor General that govern the people’s tenancy
D) One of the principal inquilinos
  • 22. The source of wealth of Rizal's family in the 19
    th century was the?
A) The rented Hacienda
B) The Galleon Trade
C) The Principalia
D) The Bandala system
  • 23. What the Dominicans do to the non-compliant of rent?
A) They declare the land vacant
B) They double the labor
C) They massacre the sharecroppers
D) The stop the tributo
  • 24. Which event is considered the turning point of Philippine nationalism?
A) The Sigaw ng Pugadlawin
B) The Cry of Balintawak
C) The death of Rizal
D) The execution of the three priests the GOMBURZA
  • 25. What was rent after the execution of the three priests GOMBURZA?
A) The curtain of ignorance
B) The assassination of the clergy
C) The pledge of loyalty
D) The Intramuros was closed
  • 26. What was the economic reason why the regular clergy refused to give up their parishes?
A)  It gained general approval
B) It generated large profit for them
C) It made them powerful
D) It closed the way to globalization
  • 27. What was the circumstance that reached the peak of uniting the Filipino community in Spain?
A) Because of the misunderstanding of the Ilustrados
B) None of these
C) The Rise of Philippine Independence
D) The emergence of the newspaper La Solidaridad
  • 28. Why does the Propaganda Movement never stay long?
A) Because of feuding and lacked of funds
B) None of these
C) Because of the founding of the Katipunan
D) Because of the rise of Mercantilism
  • 29. How Jose Rizal often inject opinions on how to best do something for the country?
A) None of these
B) One must isolate himself
C) One should stay and get rid of the issues
D) One had to bring the issues closer to home
  • 30. How did the newspaper of the Propaganda Movement kept moving?
A) Reforms for the Philippines
B) All of these
C) Attacks on friars
D) Ran articles dealing with Spanish politics
  • 31. Why the existing conditions of the elites able to send their sons abroad?
A) Because the condition of the Philippine economy had improved
B) B. Because the Hacienda de Calamba was declared vacant
C) Because they have a golden spoon
D) None of these
  • 32. What can be questioned and attacked without fear in the environment of Spain?
A) The Spanish Cortes
B) The Galleon Trade
C) Political and religious institution
D) None of these
  • 33. This is the movement for reform; Its newspaper named?
A) Kilusan Ng Bayan ; The Manila Times
B) La Liga Filipina ; Kartilya
C) Propaganda Movement ; La Solidaridad
D) Katipunan ; Kalayaan
  • 34. How did Rizal exposed/represented the colonial life of the Philippines?
A) He kept secrets afraid to be known as one of the antagonists
B) He wrote novels as expression of his desire that the Philippines be one of the provinces of Spain.
C) He fought with arms against the foes.
D) He wrote narratives to depict the status quo of the country.
  • 35. What was evident in Rizal’s narrative as was clearly shown in his celebrated work?
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
  • 36. What were the things that people in the Philippines for centuries dared not touch?
A) The glory of Spain under its colony.
B) The death of Magellan in Mactan.
C) The Country’s conditions under the mother country.
D) The written story of the Philippine history
  • 37. What was Rizal’s plan in writing his novel, and why he shift into another medium?
A) He imagine doing it in Filipino but end in writing it in English to be understood by all.
B) He planned to write it in French but decided to make it in Spanish to reach out his countrymen.
C) He suppose to write it in Tagalog but changed it to Spanish to reach the mother country.
D) He plan to do it in English but end in writing it in French to be into the language of the intellectuals
  • 38. As you read the initial pages of the Noli, you will picture the…
A)  The Widened horizon of the Indio.
B) The liberated Philippines.
C) The ills of the society.
D) The glorious reign of the natives
  • 39. What was the initial phase of the Noli?
A) Ibarra fought with Father Damaso 
B) Ibarra had a secret meeting with Elias
C) Ibarra returned home from abroad
D) Ibarra reunited with Maria Clara
  • 40. What was the belief of Ibarra in lifting his countrymen?
A) Building a school, for education was crucial for his nation’s progress.
B) Publishing social awareness books to educate them.
C) Plan revolt to set free the Philippines.
D) Do the medical mission to cure the people’s health
  • 41. Why Maria Clara and Juan Crisostomo Ibarra never exchange vows?
A) Her love for Ibarra fades
B) Her father was persuaded not to let his daughter marry Ibarra
C) She never dreamed of marrying Ibarra
D) She thought Ibarra had been killed in the revolt.
  • 42. An act to include the curricula of all public and private schools, colleges and universities courses on the life,
    works, and writings of Jose Rizal particularly his novels Noli me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, authorizing the
    printing and distribution thereof and for other purposes.
A) Republic Act No. 1425
B) R.A. 2294
C) Republic Act No. 2244
D) R.A. 2424
  • 43. Rizal’s work that is considered a landmark of of piece of literature is?
A) Mi Ultimo Adios
B) Sayonara Japan
C) Noli Me Tangere
D) El Filibusterismo
  • 44. Scholar Resil Mojares named Rizal as the?
A) Father of the Filipino novel
B) Father of the Ilustrados
C) Father of the Indio
D) Father of nationalism
  • 45. Many of the friars assessed and judged the novel of Rizal as pernicious. What the devout Catholic
    enjoined?
A) To not read the novel to avoid treason
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 committing sin
  • 46. They are one among the defenders of the Noli.
A) Father Fray Butod and Padre Damaso
B) Marcelo H. del Pilar and Ferdinand Blumentritt
C) Spanish academic Vicente Barrantes
D) Governor General Narciso Claveria
  • 47. The exact time Rizal died when he was shot at Bagumbayan Field by firing

    squad.
A) 7:00 Am
B) 6:15 Am
C) 6:00 Am
D) 7:03 Am
  • 48. One of the priests who visited Rizal before the latter was executed whom Rizal made an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus during the latter's Ateneo days.
A) Father Luis Viza
B) Fr. Antonio Rosell
C) Fr. Federico Faura
D) Father Jose Vilaclara
  • 49. On July 31, 1896, Rizal's four year exile in Dapitan came to an end. At midnight of that date he left, together with Josephine, Narcisa, Angelica (Narcisa's daughter), his three nephews, and 6 of his loyal pupils, on the steamer named____
A) Castilla
B) Isla de Panay
C) C. Isla de Luzon
D) España
  • 50. Rizal invested his three pesetas (peseta is the currency of Spain between 1869 and 2002) on
    _____
A) Wine
B) Foods
C) A lottery ticket
D) Book
  • 51. The historic waterway Suez Canal, which was traversed by Rizal for 5 days, was constructed by the famous Frenchman named___
A) Juan de Salcedo
B) Ferdinand Magellan
C) Ferdinand de Lesseps
D) Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
  • 52. A liberal-minded Spaniard and Civil Governor of Manila (during General Carlos Ma. de la Torre's administration) whom Rizal used to visit the home of every Saturday evening because the hero was far away and lonely in Madrid. He and other Filipino students played parlor games with his 2 daughters.
A) Francisco Calvo Muñoz
B) Guillermo Puatu
C) Don Pablo Ortega y Rey
D) Ramon Blanco
  • 53. On August 22, 1883, Rizal wrote a lovely poem entitled A la Senorita C.O. y R. Who was he dedicating the poem to?
A) Leonor Rivera
B) Pilar
C) Conception
D) Consuelo
  • 54. Shortly after Rizal's arrival in Madrid, he joined the Society of Spaniards and Filipinos, in which the members of the society requested him so he wrote a poem entitled Me Piden Versos (They Asked Me for Verses). What's the name of the

    organization?
A) El Consuejo de los Dioses
B) Marian Congregation
C) Circulo Hispano-Filipino
D) Liceo Artistico-Literario
  • 55. Rizal as lover of books was able to build up a fair-sized private library. His collection of books, to name a few, were The Bible, Hebrew Gemman, Lives of Presidents of the United States from Washington to Johnson, History of the French Revolution, Ancient Poetry, The Byzantine Empire, The Characters of La Bruyere, The Renaissance, Uncle Tom's Cabby Harriet Beecher Stowe, Works of Alexander Dumas, and so on. Who is the owner of the second-hand book store where Rizal purchased books from?
A) Francisco Calvo Muñoz
B) Señior Roses
C) Juan de Salcedo
D) Jose M. Cecicilio
  • 56. The article that Rizal wrote in Diariong Tagalog urging his compatriots to love their fatherland just like his prize-winning A La Juventud Filipina.
A) Los Viajes
B) Amor Patrio
C) Revista de Madrid
D) Felicitacion
  • 57. The article that Rizal wrote in Madrid on November 29, 1882 which was returned to him because the Diariong Tagalog ceased publication.
A) Los Viajes
B) Amor Patrio
C) Revista de Madrid
D) Felicitacion
  • 58. Rizal visited____ (in Marseilles) where Dantes (hero of the Count of Monte Cristo) was imprisoned
A) Chateau d' If
B) Tower of babel
C) Point de Galle
D) Hanging Garden of Babylon
  • 59. Filipinos in Barcelona, some of whom were Rizal's school mate in Ateneo gave him party at their favorite cafe in___
A) Hotel de Paz
B) Port-Bou
C) Las Ramblas
D) Plaza de Cataluna
  • 60. On November 3, 1882, Rizal enrolled in Universidad Central de Madrid (Central University of Madrid) in two courses aside from his studies in painting and sculpture in Academy of San Carlos, lessons in French, German and and English under a private instructor, and practice in fencing and shooting in the Hall of Arms of Sanz y Carbonell. What were the 2 courses that he matriculated in Universidad Central de Madrid?
A) None of these
B) Philosophy and Latin & Medicine
C) Philosophy and Letters & Medicine
D) Philosophy and Latin & Diploma in Surveying
  • 61. At the National Exposition of Fine Arts in Madrid in 1884, joined by many painters in Europe in that art competition, Luna won first prize (gold medal) for his
A) Felicitacion
B) Spolarium
C) Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace
D) Uncle Tom's Cabin
  • 62. Rizal graduated a degree of Licentiate in Medicine in June 1884 at Universidad Central de Madrid as well as a degree of Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters in such school with the rating of____
A) Aprobado (passing grade
B) Bueno (good)
C) Notable (very good)
D) Sobrasaliente (excellent)
  • 63. After Rizal completed his studies in Madrid, Rizal went to Paris and Germany in order to specialize in___
A) Ophthalmology
B) Philosophy and Letters
C) Philosophy and Latin
D) Optometry
  • 64. During his week-stay in Paris, Rizal befriended____the editor of La Publicidad
A) Señor Eusebio Corominas
B) Don Miguel Morayta
C) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
D) Paz Pardo de Tavera
  • 65. Owner of La Publicidad and statesman whom Rizal made a crayon sketch when Rizal went to Paris visiting Maximo Viola.
A) Don Miguel Morayta
B) Señor Eusebio Corominas
C) Dr. Louis de Weckert
D) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
  • 66. In Prague, as part of Europe tour, Viola and Rizal visited the famous cave where the Catholic saint was imprisoned. Who was that saint?
A) Saint Francisco de Assisi
B) San Antonio Padua
C) San Juan Nepomuceno.
D) Saint Pascual Bailon
  • 67. Rizal, deciding to return home, left Rome by train for Marseilles, a French port. And on July 3, 1887 he boarded WHAT STEAMER?
A) Hayfong
B) D. Salvadora
C) Tabo
D) Djemnah
  • 68. In Saigon, on July 30, 1887, he transferred to ANOTHER STEAMER, which was Manila-bound. What was the steamer he was riding?
A) Tabo
B) Djemnah
C) Hayfong
D) Salvadora
  • 69. number of languages which Rizal could speak.
A) More or less 25
B) More or less 23
C) More or less 20
D) More or less 22
  • 70. The Rizal family had this many siblings.
A) 9
B) 11
C) 7
D) 12
  • 71. Rizal started his formal schooling in
A) Cebu
B) Biñan
C) Dapitan
D) Laguna
  • 72. Jose Rizal was fondly called____by his family and friends
A) Mercado
B) Pepe
C) Jose
D) Rizal
  • 73. Rizal dog's name is__
A) Asman
B) Usman
C) None of these
D) Osman
  • 74. Name of Dr. Jose Rizal's son.
A) Francisco
B) Rivera
C) Mercado
D) Leonor
  • 75. city where the novel the El Filibusterismo was published
A) Berlin (1892)
B) Singapore (1981)
C) Ghent (1891)
D) Hongkong (1891)
  • 76. Naples: Italy; Marseilles: France; Port-Bou:___
A) Singapore
B) Japan
C) Spain
D) Germany
  • 77. Rizal discussed with Luna, the great master of brush, by posing as model in several painting. In Luna's canvas "The Death of Cleopatra posing as a/an Rizal discussed with Luna, the great master of brush, by posing as model in several painting. In Luna's canvas "The Death of Cleopatra" posing as a/an___
A) Lapu-Lapu
B) Egyptian priest
C) Ferdinand Magellan
D) Dagohoy
  • 78. In another Luna's great painting "The Blood Compact" Rizal posed as while

    Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera posed as Legazpi
A) Lapu-Lapu
B) Dagohoy
C) Spanish priest
D) Sikatuna
E) Egyptian priest
  • 79. Rizal stayed in Leipzig from August 14, 1886-October 29, 1886, he translated Schiller's____from German to Tagalog so that Filipinos might know the story of Swiss independence.
A) Travels in the Philippines
B) The Count of Monte Cristo
C) William Tell
D) Fairy Tales
  • 80. ) In Heidelberg, Rizal worked in the clinic of___famous Polish ophthalmologist
A) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
B) Dr. Louis de Weckert
C) Felix Pardo de Tavera
D) Dr. Javier Galezowsky
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