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conditions is satisfied. READ THE CHOICES CAREFULLY: (2 points each) 1. Jose P.
Laurel authored Rizal Bill in 1965. The bill received favorable response from
critics. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE


Nationalism as a concept was born after the French Revolution. Nationalism was
a product of the Enlightenment. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

Nationalism as a concept was born after the French Revolution. Nationalism was
a product of the Enlightenment. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

The proponents of the Rizal Bill argued that the works of Rizal will help in the
transformation of Filipino society. The opposition of the Rizal Bill argued that the
passage of the bill will signal the end of democracy. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE


Nationalism is a binding force that will lead a nation to its destruction.
Nationalism is responsible for why some nations were able to develop and
prosper. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

The Rizal bill was a constant effort of the state to “decolonize” the Philippines.
The Philippines, in order to be transformed, need constant discipline. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

Nationalism is a philosophy of power. Nationalism is a concept of State only. *

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if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE


Rizal opposed the plan of the Katipunan for a revolution because it was, for him,
premature at that time. Rizal suggested, should they pursue the revolution, to
make Juan Luna as their general. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

Jose was of mixed origin. Jose’s ancestor, Domingo Lamco, adopted the family
name Mercado to avoid the discrimination from the Chinese community. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

Amongst the Mercado siblings, Jose together with Paciano, used Rizal as a family
name. This was their effort to avoid discrimination due to their mother’s
ancestry. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE


Jose enrolled at Unibersidad Central de Madrid while in Barcelona. He was
conferred his degree in Medicine posthumously. *

if the 1st statement is TRUE and the 2nd statement is FALSE

if the 1st statement is FALSE and the 2nd statement is TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are TRUE

if both 1st and 2nd statements are FALSE

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Beginning of Industrial Revolution in England

Increased demand for raw materials

Advent of the motorized age

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Abandonment of fields and separation of families

Construction of churches, roads, and galleons

Implementation of forced labor


CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Execution of Father Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora

Cavite Mutiny

Arrest of Liberal Intellectuals

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Severe restrictions of the Manila to Mexico trade

Decline of small-scale business

Neglect of the Philippines agricultural development

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Shift an export-oriented economy

Decline of the Manila-Acapulco Trade

Encouragement of free trade policies of capitalism

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Beginning of Industrial Revolution in England

Increased demand for raw materials

Advent of the motorized age


CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

End of the economic isolation of the Philippines

Growing presence of foreign traders and investments

Opening of the Philippine to World Trade

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Importation of books, magazines, and newspapers with liberal ideas from Europe and
America.

Opening of the Suez Canal

Closer contact between the Philippines and Spain and between Europe and Asia.

CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Rise of the Middle Class

Emergence of Filipino Intellectuals/Ilustrados

Growth of democratic and nationalistic ideals


CAUSE AND EFFECT: In each of the following, one is the cause and two are the
effects. Select the letter of the cause in the choices provided. (3 points each) *

Unification of the Filipino clergy

Secularization of Parishes

Conflict between the regular and secular priests

Analogy. Supply the missing answer to complete the analogy link. (2 points each)
SB 438: Bill; RA 1425: ____ *

Law

Senate Bill

Order

Ateneo: Bachelor of Arts; ______: Medicine and Philosophy and Letters *

San Recolletos

UST

San Beda

_______: Control of Indios; Parian: Control of Chinese *

Repartamiento

Plaza Complex

Errecciones de Pueblos
Peninsulares: Spaniards born in Spain; _________: Spaniards born in the colony *

Ensulares

Insolares

Insulares

_____: 1/10 of the land profit; Vinta: defense against Moro Pirates *

Donativo

Diezmos

Bandala

Donativo: Conquest of Jolo; ________: Exemption from polo *

Diezmos

Falla

Vinta

Bandala: Forced selling of goods; ________: Distribution of lands to the loyalists *

Reducciones

Encomienda

Encomendero
SS Salvadora : 1st Trip to Spain ; _______: Last Homecominga *

SS Djemna

SS Cebu

SS Colon

________: Escort on Jose’s 1st homecoming; Luis Taviel : Defense Attorney *

Jose Taviel

Juan Taviel

Jun Taviel

Louis Wecker : French Opthalmologist ; Otto Becker : _______ Opthalmologist. *

Belgian

Spanish

German
Sequencing. Arrange the following events of the life of Rizal by ranking them
from 1 to 10. (1 point each) *

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Jose
Protacio
Mercado was
born.

Jose hears
the story of
the moth.

Jose took up
Bachelor of
Arts in
Ateneo.

Jose took up
Medicine and
Philosophy
and Letters in
University of
Santo.
Tomas.

Jose earned
his Perito
Agrimensor
degree in
surveying.

Jose went to
Europe.

Jose went on
a six-month
sojourn in the
Philippines.

Jose
established
La Liga
Filipina.
Jose was
exiled to
Dapitan.

Jose was
executed at
Bagumbayan.

Republic Act No. 1425 was approved on? *

June 12, 1965

June 12, 1976

June 12, 1956

June 12, 1967

He was the main proponent of the Rizal bill. *

Jose P. Laurel

Diosdado Macapagal

Claro M. Recto

Juan Enrile
He was the Chairman on the Committee on Education who sponsored the bill on
the Senate. *

Jose P. Laurel

Diosdado Macapagal

Claro M. Recto

Juan Enrile

The difference between SB 438 and RA 1425 is____. *

SB 438 calls for the compulsory reading of the two novels of Rizal while RA 1425 is
the inclusion to the curricula the life, works, and writings of Rizal.

SB 438 calls for the compulsory inclusion in the curricula the two novels of Rizal while
RA 1425 is the compulsory inclusion of three essays of Rizal.

Both the SB 438 and RA 1425 is the same.

He was the senator who strongly supported the opposition of the bill. *

Francisco Rodrigo

Francis Rodrigo

Rodrigo Francisco

Rodrigo Francis
They comprise the French Society during the pre-French Revolution France: *

Church, Noble, and Peasants

Church, Serf, and Artisans

King, Lord, and Knights

Church, Clergy, and Deacons

He was the historian who promulgated the concept of Nation as an imagined


community. *

Alexander Lichuaco

Horacio de la Costa

Ambeth Ocampo

Benjamin Anderson

He was the historian who looks at nationalism as a forced that “allowed people to
forge nations where there were none”. *

Alexander Lichuaco

Horacio de la Costa

Ambeth Ocampo

Benjamin Anderson
The following are the conditions of France prior to the break out of French
Revolution EXCEPT: *

The rule of Louis XIV

The rise of Taxes

The depletion of the royal treasury

The age of Enlightenment

In pre-French Revolution society, they comprise the 2 percent of the population.


*

Clergy

Nobles

Peasants

Artisans

The cry of the revolutionaries during the French Revolution. *

Liberty, Equality, Bread!

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!

Liberty, Equality, Solidarity!

Liberty, Equality, Cake!


In 1884, sanctorum was replaced by: *

Tribute

Cedula

Bandala

Diezmos

In 19th century Philippines they are referred as the “New Middle Class”. *

Illustrado

Mestizo

Principalia

Insulares

This is characterized by the shift from manual to automated labor. *

Mechanization

Enlightenment

Industrialization

Machine Wars
He was the current Governor General whom Rizal wrote to sought pardon from
his exile in Dapitan. *

Emilio Despujol

Ramon Blanco

Emilo Terrero

Camilo de Polavieja

He was the politico-military governor of Dapitan who gave Rizal the permission
to explore the place on his will. *

Emilio Terrero

Juan Taviel de Andrade

Ricardo Carnicero

Ramon Blanco

The immediate cause of Jose’s exile in Dapitan was because: *

He was accused of carrying anti-clerical pamphlets

He was accused of carrying weapons for revolution

He was accused of inciting the rebellion

He was accused of defaming the image of Spain


After Jose finished his studies in Madrid in 1884, he went to ____ and specialized
in Ophthalmology. *

Belgium

Vienna

Paris

Warsaw

Why was the family of Jose against his wish to come home in1887? *

Because they wanted to save money.

Because Noli was gaining attention amongst the natives.

Because of his novel, he became a target of the Spaniards and clergy in the
Philippines

Because Paciano wanted to create the La Liga Filipina

What was the reason why Jose took up Philosophy and Letters in his first year in
UST? *

He was indecisive of what course to take

His brother Paciano wanted for him to take up the course

He wanted to be a lawyer

He wanted to impress Segunda Katigbak


What was the reason why Jose took up Philosophy and Letters in his first year in
UST? *

He was indecisive of what course to take

His brother Paciano wanted for him to take up the course

He wanted to be a lawyer

He wanted to impress Segunda Katigbak

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