Name: Jenny Rose R.

Jayme Date: _________

Year and Section: BIT CT 1V Score:

Assessment No. 4
Kartilya ng Katipunan

I. Provide on what is being asked in the following statement.

1. Give three reasons why the Kartilya ng Katipunan is important to the

grand narrative of Philippine History.

 It served as the ideological foundation of the Katipunan, providing a

moral and philosophical framework for the revolution against Spanish
colonial rule. It emphasized the values of nationalism, freedom, and
equality, which were crucial in uniting Filipinos in the fight for
independence.
 The Kartilya inspired and guided the members of the Katipunan in
their struggle for independence. It provided them with a sense of
purpose and direction, reminding them of the injustices of colonial
rule and the importance of fighting for their rights and freedom.
 The principles and ideals espoused in the Kartilya continue to
resonate in Philippine society today. It has become a symbol of
resistance and patriotism, inspiring generations of Filipinos to uphold
the values of freedom, justice, and equality.

2. Identify the values that we need or lack in order for us to become dignified
and noble citizens of our nation.

 Upholding honesty and moral principles in all aspects of life.

 Showing consideration and regard for oneself and others.
 Being accountable for one's actions and obligations.
II. Complete the table below by supplying the values that we need in order to
create a dignified society and nation which can be derived from the Jacinto’s
Kartilya ng Katipunan.

Teachings of Jacinto’s Kartilya Values that we need as a nation

 Having a clear sense of direction and meaning

1. A life that is not dedicated to a great
and sacred cause is like a tree
without a shade, or a poisonous
weed.
in life, driven by a noble cause.
 Willingness to give up personal gain or
comfort for the greater good.
 Being dedicated and steadfast in pursuing the
chosen cause, despite challenges.

 Selflessly prioritizing the well-being of others

2. A good deed lacks virtue if it springs over personal gain.
from a desire for personal profit and  Understanding and sharing the feelings of
not from a sincere desire to do others, leading to compassionate actions.
good.

 Showing kindness and empathy towards

3. True charity renders in acts of
others, especially those who are suffering or in
compassion, in love for one’s fellow
need.
men, and in making true Reason the
 Demonstrating care, affection, and goodwill
measure of every move, deed, and
towards fellow human beings.
word.

4. Be their skin dark or pale, all men  Treating others with consideration, regardless
are equal. One can be superior to of differences in race, ethnicity, or
another in knowledge, wealth, and background.
beauty… but not in being.

5. A person with a noble character

values honor above self-interest,
 Upholding a sense of dignity and respect in
while a person with an ignoble
one's actions, even in the face of adversity.
character values self-interest above
honor.