MIDTERM EXAM FOR GRIZAL D.

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Department of Political and Social Sciences
School of Teacher Education and Liberal 7. The Philippine president who signed the Rizal Bill into
Arts Law. A. Ramon Magsaysay
Saint Louis University B. Diosdado Macapagal
MULTIPLE C. Ferdinand Marcos
CHOICE
Directions: Encircle the letter that corresponds to your choice. 1 point per item D. Fidel Ramos
E. Corazon Aquino
1. As envisioned by the Rizal Law, the following are the duties of educational institutions to
perform except one. 8. The upper house of the Philippine Congress.
A. develop civic A. National Assembly
consciousness B. develop B. Batasang Pambansa

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personal discipline C. House of Representatives
C. develop cultural competence

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D. Upper
D. teach the duties of citizenship Congress E. Senate
E. develop moral character
9. This social institution accordingly would be in conflict with the government with the

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2. The Rizal Law is a consolidation of what bills? approval of Rizal Law.
A. Senate Bill 329 and House Bill 6895 A. Family

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B. Senate Bill 1579 and House Bill 2308 B. School

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C. Senate Bill 1565 and House Bill C. Civic
3657 D. Senate Bill 438 and House Bill organizations D.
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E. Senate Bill 1541 and House Bill 1015 E. economy

3. Rizal Law was made into law on this 10. DepEd (Department of Education) was formerly
date. A. June 12, 1956 A. Committee on Education.

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B. April 3, 1956 B. Department of Education, Culture, and
C. April 23, 1956 Sports. C. National Board of Education.
D. August 16, 1956 D. Department of Educational Institutions.

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E. April 17, 1956 E. Commission on Higher Education.

4. He sponsored the approval of the bill by the Committee on Education as its chairperson. 11. According to him, “Rizal could serve as model for Filipino youth to inculcate civic
consciousness, national dignity, personal pride and patriotism”.

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A. Claro Recto
B. Decoroso Rosales
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C. Mariano Cuenco B. Decoroso
D. Jacobo Gonzales Rosales C. Mariano
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E. Jose Laurel
D. Jacobo Gonzales
5. This overrides the veto power of the President in the legislation process. E. Jose Laurel
A. 3/4 vote of all members of a joint bicameral session
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B. 2/3 vote of members of the Congress voting separately 12. How many readings of a bill are usually held in the law-making process as provided in
C. Majority vote of members in an en banc session the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
D. When the President fails to sign or veto within 30 days a proposed bill A. 4
E. When a joint bicameral session is successful B. 2
C. 1
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6. This is known as the process of law-making.
A. implementation
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B. deliberation
C. legislation
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 13. According to him, “there must be harmonious affections like love for his father and for
his mother. Let us not create conflict between nationalism and religion, between the government B. education
and the church”. C. social status
A. Jose Laurel D. politics
B. Francisco Rodrigo E. his life
C. Mariano Cuenco
D. Claro Recto 20. It is considered the mirror of the society.
E. Decoroso Rosales A. religion
B. literatur
14. Fundamentally, the Rizal Law was envisioned to e C. history
A. promote responsible citizenship. D. people
B. establish a proactive youth sector. E. culture
C. empower private and private higher
educational institutions. 21. Formation of these is one goal of a national literature. Choose based from the
D. harmonize the gap between the government presentation.

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and the church for the youth. A. appreciation of arts and love for music
E. inculcate ideals of nationalism and patriotism B. nationalism and patriotism

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among the youth. C. self-discipline and responsible citizenship
D. civic-consciousness and empathy
15. A system of writing of the pre-colonial Filipino ancestors with fourteen consonants and E. cultural competence and literacy

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three vowels.
A. Alibata 22. Jose Rizal believed that national literature is created by a strategic discursive

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B. Balagtasan community. Thus, these two shall be widened.

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C. Baybayin A. knowledge and skills
D. Tagbanwa B. schools and communal space
E. Sulawesi C. literacy and public education

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D. arts and music
16. A Spanish writer who wrote the novel Don Quixote which was published in 1605 and in E. none of the above
1615.
A. Gabriela Mistral 23. This solidifies the sentiments of the people and boosts their empathy towards each other.

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B. Jacinto Benavente A. national literature
C. Juan Ramon Jimenez B. national history
D. Jose Echegaray C. national heritage

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E. Miguel D. national symbols
Cervantes E. national solidarity

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24. Literature can only grow through a vital conversation with the rest of the world. This
17. Jose Rizal annotated his work, Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas making it the first attempt to connotes

A. Marcelo del Pilar

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rehearse a national history of the Philippines according to Resil Mojares. A. internationalization
B. disengagement
B. Vicente Garcia
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C. invention of national culture
C. Antonio Morga D. communal discourse
D. Octavio Paz E. national integration
E. Ferdinand Blumentritt
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25. Resil Mojares considers this “a continuing process and must remain unstable and
18. This involves separation of one’s national literature from a foreign literature. unsettled as national literature, for it is when it is so that it is open and creative”.
A. Disengagement A. literature-formation
B. Internationalization B. nation’s history
C. Separation C. internationalization of literature
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D. Independence D. nation-formation
E. Nationalization of literature E. national literature
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19. According to Jose Rizal, what does he want to sacrifice for the sake of art which was
manifested in his unfinished novel, Makamisa?
A. faith
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26.As a jargon in social science, a nation refers to

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 A. an entity in which people of common cultural orientation or belief system (ideology and B. Formal universality of nationality as socio cultural concept vs. irremediable particularity of its
historical experiences) are gathered. concrete manifestations
B. specific place where people stay. C. political power of nationalism vs. philosophical poverty and incoherence
C. territory where people stay together.
D. Objective modernity vs. subjective modernity
D. specific place with people with common traits. 33.Nationalism perspective which states that national identity can be reinforced by the existing
and deep-rooted features of a group of people like race, language and religion such that nations
27.Which of the following concept of nationalism was expressed by Snyder? have “ethnic core”
A.“nationalism is a condition of mind, feeling, or sentiment of a group of A. Primordialism
people B. Modernity Theory
B. living in a well-defined geographical area, speaking a common language C. Constructivism
C. professing a literature in which the aspirations of the nation have been expressed, D. Primary theory
D. being attached to the common traditions, and, in some cases, having a common origin."
E. All of the above 34.Nationalism perspective which describes national identity as a product of modern conditions
and shaped by modernity as gleaned on the events of capitalism, industrialization, secularization
28.According to the definition by experts of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, nationalism

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and urbanization.
is: A. Primordialism

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A. not only consciousness or a feeling of belonging to a certain nation; B. Modernity Theory
B. also "a desire to forward the strength, liberty, or prosperity of a nation, whether one's own or C. Constructivism
another." D. Primary theory
C. both a consciousness and a feeling of belongingness to a certain nation

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D. All of the above 35. Nationalism perspective that says nationalism is socially constructed and imagined by people

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E. A and B - who identify themselves in a group.

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A. Primordialism
29.Which of the following captures Smith definition of nationalism? B. Modernity Theory
A. securing fraternity and equality among co-nationals or citizens, by integrating them into a C. Constructivism
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D. Primary theory
B. unification in a single nation state of extra-territorial co-nationals;
C. stressing cultural individuality through accentuation of 'national' differentiae; 36.Anderson redefined nationalism in terms of treating a nation as an imagined political
D. a drive for economic autarchy and self-sustaining growth; community. Which would best express Anderson’s idea among the following?

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E. attempts to expand the nation state, to maintain international power and status; A. both limited and sovereign
F. renewing the cultural and social fabric of the nation through sweeping institutional changes, to B. imagined, members can be hardly recognized by his/her fellow members
maintain international parity. C. Community, manifest deep, horizontal sense of comradeship

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G. All of the above
D. A and B only
E. A and C only
30.Which among the following is Plamenatz idea as to when nationalism emerges?
F. A, B and C
A. when national identity is threatened or felt to be inadequate.

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B. nationalism is the desire to preserve or enhance a people's national or cultural identity
37.Rizal’s struggles in the 19th century was triggered by:
be inadequate or lacking.
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C. when that identity is threatened, or the desire to transform or even create it when it is felt to
A. Abuses of Spanish Authorities
B. Polo y servicio
D. All of the above
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C. Bandala
D. Racial discrimination
31. Which of the following illustrate as a large-scale conventional war rooted on a firm
nationalist sentiment?
38. Inspired by the idea of Sinibaldo De Mas, this illustrates that nationalism as an act of Spain.
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A. Vietnamese invasion of 1978

Which was considered to be the mother nation of the Philippines?
B. Occupation of Cambodia of 1979
A. Espana Guia a Filipinas por El Camino del progreso
C. Sino Soviet border clashes of 1969
B. Spoliarium
D. Soviet Military intervention in Germany in 1953
C. Virgins among the Populace
E. Both A and B
D. All of the above
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32.Anderson analyzed the concept of nationalism into three paradoxes, which is not true?
A. Objective modernity to the historian’s eye vs. subjective modernity in the eyes of the
nationalists
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39.In promoting genuine Filipino nationalism, Jose Rizal employed an intellectual means C. seek reforms
originated in the history of the Filipino People. D. creation of la Liga Filipina
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A. Construction of the usable past

B. liberate
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from CourseHero.com on 07-04-2021 00:08:14 GMT -05:00 40.Which is not true about the canonization of Jose Rizal as saint?
 A. Bishop Gregorio Aglipay canonized Rizal as saint
B. The Philippine Independent Church considered Rizal, together with the GOMBURZA as saints 46.Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Philippine economy in the 19 th century?
C. Bishop Gregorio Aglipay of the Knights of Rizal canonized Rizal as saint
D. Rizal’s canonization as saint was an expression of nationalistic fervor by Bishop Gregorio A. the growth of the export economy
Aglipay B. Agricultural products are the main products in the trading industry.
C. advancement of the Service sector
41.Which is not true about the founders of the various cults of Rizal? D. The Inquilinos benefited much from the economy
A. Sambahang Rizal: Basilio Aromin
B. Bathalismo: Venancio Wagan 47.Which of the following is a true description of the Philippine politics in the 19 th century?
C. Adarnista: Candida Balantac A. Spain’s political stability resulted to a consistent policy in the Philippines.
D. Knights of Rizal: Gregorio Aglipay B. Natives were deprived of positions in the government.
C. The Guardia Civil was successful in getting rid of bandits.
42. Which best describe the beliefs of the various cults of Rizal? D. Corruption in the Philippines was caused by the Filipino politicians.
A. They have same views on the divinity of Jose Rizal

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B. They identify Rizal as the god of the pre-Spanish Malay religion 48.A major influence on the educational development in the Philippines in the 19 th century.
C. They regularly participate in Rizal Day celebrations in Rizal Park as an act of devotion towards A. the return of the Jesuits

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Rizal B. the Ilustrados
D. They all honor Rizal C. emergence of nationalism
D. Ateneo Municipal
43.What can be deduced from the following Adarnista

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hymn? “Dr. Rizal is god and man 49.The need for a historical investigation for the creation of national consciousness was

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The most learned inspired by the Europeans, mainly the…
physician He is the god A. Spaniards

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who rules B. British
He is king of all the world” C. French
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D. Germans
B. Rizal is the creator of the world
C. Rizal is the kings of kings, the lord of lords 50.The following served as factors that gave rise to Philippine Nationalism except…
D. A, B, & C A. interest in the Filipino past/historiography

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E. B & C only B. expulsion of the Jesuits
C. educational development
44.What is common to all cults honoring Rizal? D. experiences of the Filipino students in Spain

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A. They profess the belief that Rizal is god
B. They never seem to bother to prove their claims of Rizal as god 51.According to Schumacher, this is the main reason why Friars became the main target of
C. All sects appeal to the sense of patriotism the Filipino nationalists.
D. A, B, & C A. immorality of the Friars

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E. B & C co rc B. corruption in the church
C. power/influence of the Friars over the natives
45.Which cult of Rizal believes that Rizal will appear and will lead the army of god after a Third D. love for freedom
World War?
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A. Adarnista 52.The seed of Philippine nationalism had been sowed through this.
B. Iglesia Sagrada Filipina A. execution of GOMBURZA
C. Sambahang Rizal B. execution of Rizal
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D. Watawat ng Lahi C. abuses of the Friars

E. Bathalismo D. the rise of the Ilustrados

53.Andres Bonifacio: Jose Rizal… Jose Burgos:

A. Paciano
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B. Pedro Pelaez
C. Mariano Gomez
d. Juanito Pelaez C. Friars
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D. Filipino clergy
54.They were the key factor in keeping the natives/masses loyal in the 19 th century.
55.Schumacher believed that most Filipinos of the 19th century can be called in some
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A. Ilustrados sense.
B. Propagandists
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 B. reformists 61. The Philippine periodical Press in the 19th century are all associated with wider propaganda
C. nationalists project, all are subject to strict censorship by the Spanish government. Which is the correct
D. anticlerical statement.
A. TRUE, It must only be printed in the Castillan language at around 1800s.
56.The following are considered the main currents of the Nationalist Movement in the 19 th B. FALSE, periodicals during these times are religious rather than commercial and administrative
century except… in nature.
C. FALSE, the popular El Pasig (1862-63) are printed in any language other than Castillan,
A. reformists therefore, there was not much pressure from the authorities.
B. modernizers D. FALSE, ALL periodicals in the 19th century were all instruments of propaganda, and therefore
C. anticlerical the content are censured deviated from administrative and commercial newspaper articles.
D. conservatives
62. Which of the following was not a reform sought from the Spanish government by the
57.Their primordial concern was economic progress and not the creation of a new nation. propaganda?
A. Liberals A. Basic human rights for the Filipinos

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B. reformists B. Change of government from absolute to the limited monarch
C. modernizers C. Equality of the Filipinos and Spaniards before the law

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D. nationalists D. Restoration of Filipino representation in the Cortes.

58.He is a very good example of a “Modernizer.” 63. Which of the following served as a forerunner of later bilingual periodocals in the Philippines,
A. Pardo de Tavera

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as well as La Solidaridad in Spain.
B. Marcelo H. del Pilar A. El Pasig (1862)

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C. Graciano Lopez Jaena B. El Diario Tagalo (1882)
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C. La Opinion (1888)
D. Diario de Manila (1889)
59.All reformists were .

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A. nationalists 64. Isabelo de los Reyes, a journalist and a champion of folklore articles. The contents of his
B. liberals newspapers articles are the following, EXCEPT:
C. anticlerical A. De Los Reyes had written a piece advocating for representation for the Philippines in the
D. modernizers Cortes itself.

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B. Equality of priveleges and rights.
C. The question of who had the legal status of Spaniard.
60.For Schumacher, Jose Rizal was a . D. Additional secular education- that would train the youth for professions in Castillan grammar.

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A. reformist
B. nationalist 65.The theme on education in Noli Me Tangere appeared most in the following chapters, EXCEPT:
C. liberal A. Chapter 19 (Schoolmaster’s Diffculties)

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D. anti-cleric B. Chapter 3 ( The Dinner)
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D. Chapter 10 (The Town)

66. The main characters of the Noli me tangere.

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A. Elias and Salome
B. Maria Clara and Ibarra
C. Basilio and Ibarra
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D. Ibarra and Elias

67. According to Rizal himself he took the term Noli Me Tangere, which means“Touch Me Not”
from the Bible. From what Gospel was Noli Me Tangere taken?
A. St. Luke (24:12)
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B. St. Luke (24:44)

C. St. John ( 20:17)
D. St. John ( 20:16) C. Alexander Dumas- Count of Monte Cristo
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D. Eduard Douwes Dekker- Max Havelaar

68.The writing of the Noli was inspired by the following several authors, EXCEPT:
A. Harriet Beecher Stowe- Uncle Tom’s Cabin 69.The final Manila-based newspaper of Isabelo de los Reyes, which began publishing in 1894.
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B. Juan Luna’s Spolarium

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 A. El Municipio Filipino, popularized knowledge of our laws, explain and discuss and make them C. Toning
accessible to every mind. D. Kasalo
B. El Municipio Filipino, popularized the Philippine folklore, with drawings and lithographs to
75. The newspapers of the late Spanish colonial Manila should be considered as being politically
illustrate the subjects of the articles.
contentious , and instruments of propaganda, along with La Solidaridad. The participation of the
C. La Ilustracion Filipina, with 51 issues, published anonimously, but used one of his
Isabelo delos Reyes in the Propaganda has been overlooked for this reason:
pseudonyms, “Toning”
A. Diariong Tagalog was more popularized, over his newspaper
D. Lectura Popular, proloting secular kindsof knowledge
B. his articles are signed with his pseudonyms are among the most politically sensitive, and a
way to mislead the authorities
70. In May 1882, Rizal left the Philippines for the first time and went to a certain country to
C. A is correct, B is incorrect
continue his studies. What is the name of the country.
D. A is incorrect, B is correct
A. United States
B. Singapore
C. Spain
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D. Germany

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71. The curtails the effectiveness of education. Education could only lead to positive

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change in the Philippines, and the best way forward is for the country to reform the corrupt
system rather than completely destroy it. Fill in the blank.
A. oppression of rights
B. inequality

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C. no freedom of the press

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D. church

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72. ” Education could only lead to positive change in the Philippines, and the best way
forward is for the country to reform the corrupt system rather than completely destroy it.” This is
espoused to a political ideology on:

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A. Reform
B. Revolutionary
C. Education

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D. Power and Colonialism

73. The opposing viewpoints run throughout the novel, posing an important question about

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political and cultural transformation, to change or to overthrow the government. Which
statement is correct.
A. Reform and revolution are political themes revealed by the author in the novel.
B. Reform is prescribed by Rizal in the novel to attain political change.

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C. Ibarra and Elias embodied the conflicting viewpoints of Rizal in the novel.
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D. A, B, C, are correct

74.Pseudonyms of Isabelo delos Reyes, EXCEPT:

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A. Angel
Benito B. J.
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