SELF ASSESMENT 5.

How many places have been pointed out as the scene of

____________________________________________________________________ the event?
Name: Date: a. Three
b. Four
Course: Score: c. Five
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Write on the blank the letter of the
6.How many dates have been pointed out as the scene of
word or phrase that best fits the given statement.
the event?
C 1.The author who tried to resolve the controversy of what a. Three
has been transpired in “Balintawak”, and later reveal in b. Four
her writings that ‘Cry of Pugad Lawin’ was a hoax. c. Five
a. Jose P. Santos
b. Teodoro Agoncillo 7.The date when Bonifacio moved to the barrio of
c. Buehler Balintawak followed by 200 men from Caloocan
according to Diaz.
a. August 23, 1896
B 2.He wrote in the Sunday Tribune Magazine that the Cry
b. August 24, 1896
took place in Balintawak.
c. August 26, 1896
a. Santiago Alvarez
b. Guillermo Masangkay
8.The date when the Guardia Civil attacked the
c. Oligarion Diaz
Katipunan in the outskirts of the said town.
a. August 23, 1896
A 3.He reported that enemy troops were approaching and
b. August 24, 1896
that katipuneros immediately made ready to meet the
c. August 26, 1896
enemy.
a. Santiago Alvarez
9.The term used to describe the momentous events
b. Guillermo Masangkay
sweeping the Spaniards colonies.
c. Oligarion Diaz
a. Tearing of cedula
b. “El Grito de Rebelion”
C 4.His account was prepared based on official reports of
c. Revolution
the doings of the Guardia Civil and on the information
10.The author who commented on Dr. Pio Valenzuela
given by persons who have captured the Spaniards
having many statements which are not always compatible
following the discovery of the Katipunan.
with one another.
a. Santiago Alvarez
a. John N. Schumacher
b. Guillermo Masangkay
b. Teodoro Agoncillo
c. Oligario Diaz
c. Buehler
11.Referred both to a specific place in modern Caloocan
and a wider area which included parts of modern Quezon
City.
a. Mt. Pamitinan in Montalban
b. Banlat, Pasong Tamo
c. Balintawak

12.Author of the book “The Revolt of the Masses”.

a. John N. Schumacher
b. Teodoro Agoncillo
c. Buehler

13.He ordered the official commemorations shifted to

Pugad Lawin, Quezon City an August 23.
a. Teodoro Agoncillo
b. President Diosdado Macapagal
c. Jose P. Santos

14.In 1895 Bonifacio, Masangkay, Emilio Jacinto and

other Katipunero spent Good Friday in this cave.
a. Mt. Pamitinan in Montalban
b. Banlat, Pasong Tamo
c. Balintawak

15.The “first shot” of the Revolution (el primer tiro) was

fired in this area.
a. Mt. Pamitinan in Montalban
b. Banlat, Pasong Tamo
c. Balintawak

SELF ASSESMENT
____________________________________________________________________
Name: Date:
Course: Score:
A. IDENTIFICATION: Write on the blank the letter of the
word or phrase that best fits the given statement.
1. _Land Reform__________________ It is an integrated set of
measures designed to eliminate obstacles to economic and
social development arising out of defects in the agrarian
structure.
2. _Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
_________________ an act strengthening and social
development arising out of defects in the agrarian structure
enhancing the comprehensive agrarian reform program in the
Philippines.
3. ___Agrarian Reform__________________ is a
redistribution of lands, regardless of crops or fruits produced,
to farmers and regular farm workers who are landless.
4. _____________________ The best motivation to convince
the farmers to produce more than they need.
5. ___150 Billion__________________ Budget allotted by the
government for the implementation of the CARPER Law.
6. ___ SECRETARY John Rualo
Castriciones__________________ The current secretary of
the Department of Agrarian
7. President Ramón Magsaysay___________________ The
Philippine president who initiated the Comprehensive
Agrarian Reform Program.
8. _____________________ They are considered by the
Filipinos as an enemy of Land Reform because of their vast
lands.
9. ___Tenanted Areas__________________ Areas worked by
the tenant-farmer either under sharecropping or leasehold.
B. ACRONYMS
1. CARPER – Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
Extension with Reforms
2. COCAR – Congressional Oversight Committee on
Agrarian Reform
3. CARL – Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law
4. PARC – Presidential Agrarian Reform Council
5. PACUP – Presidential Commission for the Urban
Poor
6. GOCC – Government-owned and Controlled
Corporation
7. PCGG – Presidential Commission on Good
Government

8. GDP – Gross Domestic Product

9. CARP – Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

10. R.A. & E.O. - Republic Act and Executive Order