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1. Which is part of the Republic Act 1425 mandate? a. There shall be compulsory readings in all schools – public or private, and shall emphasize the unoriginal versions of the novel without exemptions. b. The exemptions of the law include not taking the course itself by reason of faith. c. The unoriginal editions of the novels shall not be used as basic texts in collegiate courses d. All of the above except choice B |
C. The unoriginal editions of the novels shall not be used as basic texts in collegiate courses |
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2. The opposition, or those who are against the enactment of the Rizal Bill, argued on the grounds that:
a. The bill is an attempt to discredit the teachings of the church. b. The Church strongly contends that if the bill would not enforce the readings of Rizal’s novels, it would impair freedom of conscience and religion. c. Rizal scorned the Catholic teachings of miracles, sacraments, indulgences, and sacred practices d. All of the above except choice B |
d. All of the above except choice B |
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3. Why is it important to study the life and works of Jose Rizal as stated in the Republic Act? a. There is a need for a re-dedication to the ideals of freedom and nationalism b. It is meet that in honoring them, particularly the national hero and patriot, Jose Rizal, we remember with special fondness and devotion their lives and works that have shaped the national character c. The life, works and writing of Jose Rizal, particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, are a constant and inspiring source of patriotism d. All schools are enjoined to develop moral character, personal discipline, civic conscience and to teach the duties of citizenship. E. All of the above |
E. All of the above |
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4. The Rizal Law was authored by _______________ and was signed into law on _______________. a. Jose P. Laurel; June 12, 1956 b. Claro M. Recto; May 12, 1956 c. Jose P. Laurel; May 12, 1956 d. Claro M. Recto; June 12, 1956 |
d. Claro M. Recto; June 12, 1956 |
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5. The Rizal Law was sponsored by _______________. a. Claro M. Recto b. Jose P. Laurel c. Mariano Cuenco d. Ramon Magsaysay |
b. Jose P. Laurel |
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6. One of the works of Jose Rizal, in which readings of unexpurgated versions should be mandatory in collegiate courses according to RA 1425. a. A la Juventud Filipina b. Mi Ultimo Adios c. Sa Aking Mga Kabata d. Noli Me Tangere |
d. Noli Me Tangere |
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7. Which of the following is true?a. Bacolod City Bishop Manuel Yap, one of the supporters of the bill, threatened to campaign against anti-Rizal Bill legislators and to punish them in future elections b. Allied with the church in battle against Rizal Bill were the Holy Name Society of the Philippines, Catholic Action of the Philippines, Legion of Mary, Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabela c. Senators Lorenso Tanada, Quintin Paredes and Domocao Alonto of Mindanao were part of the oppositions d. All of the above |
b. Allied with the church in battle against Rizal Bill were the Holy Name Society of the Philippines, Catholic Action of the Philippines, Legion of Mary, Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabela |
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8. Who signed the bill into law? a. Claro M. Recto b. Jose P. Laurel c. Ramon Magsaysay d. Diosdado Macapagal |
c. Ramon Magsaysay |
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9. What was Laurel’s response to the Catholic Schools Representatives who threatened to close down their schools if the Rizal Bill would become law?a. The only objective of the bill is to keep the memory of the national hero alive in every Filipino’s mind b. The Catholic Church is a replica of the friars during Rizal’s time c. They would nationalize the Catholic Schools d. Rizal’s writings were for the Spanish tyrants, especially the friars, and not for the Catholic Church |
c. They would nationalize the Catholic Schools |
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10. When there was a proposal to use the expurgated novels as textbooks and put the original copies under lock and key in the school libraries, Recto rejected this amendment and expressed that: a. It would blot out from our minds the memory of the national hero b. This is not a fight against Recto but a fight against Rizal c. They are attempting to blot out his memory d. All of the above |
d. All of the above |
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11. Which of the following is NOT true about the 19th Century? a. an era of challenges and responses. b. period of major changes that affect man and society c. cholera pandemic d. age of enlightenment |
c. cholera pandemic |
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12. What is Frailocracy? a. Rule of Mayors b. Rule of Frails c. Rule of Filipinos d. Rule of Friars |
d. Rule of Friars |
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13. During the Spanish colonization, what do you call for the leader of the colonial government of Spain? a. Governor General b. President c. Prime Minister d. Alcalde Mayor |
a. Governor General |
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14. It is a trade from which the Spaniards used to buy and sell huge quantities of silver a. Suez Canal b. Galleon Trade c. Encomienda d. Tributo |
b. Galleon Trade |
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15. It is a 19th century culture where men ranging from 16 to 60 years old perform involuntary servitude for 40 days a. Polo y Servicio b. Servicio Automatico c. Servicio General d. Porque Servicio |
a. Polo y Servicio |
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16. The tax being paid to support the church was called a. Tribute b. Evacion c. Tithe d. Sanctorum |
a. Tribute |
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17. Which of the following is the most privileged group during the 19th century? a. Peninsulares b. Insulares c. Chinese d. Indios |
a. Peninsulares |
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18. It is one of the historical events in the late 19th century which hastened the growth of nationalism in Rizal’s mind, where the Filipino priests were imprisoned and charged falsely with treason and mutiny under a military court a. The Influx of European Liberalism b. The Martyrdom of GomBurZa c. The End of the Galleon Trade d. The Opening of the Suez Canal |
b. The Martyrdom of GomBurZa |
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19. It is one of the historical events in the late 19th century which has shortened the distance of travel between Europe and the Philippines and brought the country closer to Spain. a. The Influx of European Liberalism b. The Martyrdom of GomBurZa c. The End of the Galleon Trade d. The Opening of the Suez Canal |
d. The Opening of the Suez Canal |
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20. Which is not a description of the evils of unjust colonial power? a. Corrupt Official dom b. Indulto de Comercio c. Inequality/ Racial Discrimination d. Denial of Human Rights |
b. Indulto de Comercio |
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21. When was the birth of Jose Rizal? a. Between eleven and midnight of June 19, 1861 b. At ten in the evening of June 19, 1861 c. Between eleven and midnight of June 16, 1861 d. At ten in the evening of June 19, 1861 e. Between eleven and midnight of June 16, 186 |
a. Between eleven and midnight of June 19, 1861 |
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22. What does the word “Rizal” mean in Spanish? a. Rizal came from the word “Ricial” which means race in English b. Rizal came from the word “Ricial” which means green fields in English c. Rizal came from the word “Ricial” which means market in English d. Rizal came from the word “Ricial” which means rivalry in English |
b. Rizal came from the word “Ricial” which means green fields in English |
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23. What was the complete name of Jose Rizal? a. Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realondab. Jose Protacio Mercado Alonzo y Rizal Realondac. Jose Protacio Rizal y Mercado Alonzo Realondad. Jose Protacio Rizal y Alonzo Mercado Realonda |
a. Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda |
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24. He was often described by Rizal as an independent-minded man, who talked less and worked more, and was strong in body and valiant in spirit. a. Don Francisco b. His brother Paciano c. Tio Manuel d. Leon Monroy |
a. Don Francisco |
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25. He was often described by Rizal as “a woman of more than ordinary culture” a. His sister Saturnina b. Doña Teodora c. His sister Olympia d. Segunda Katigbak |
b. Doña Teodora |
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26. Who was Rizal’s first hired private tutor? a. Doña Teodora b. Leon Monroy c. Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz d. Maestro Celestino |
d. Maestro Celestino |
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27. He was described by Rizal as a tall and thin man, with long neck and sharp nose with a body that is slightly bent forward a. Leon Monroy b. Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz c. Tio Manuel d. Maestro Lucas Padua |
b. Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz |
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28. On June 22, 1861 Jose Rizal was baptized by this priest. a. Pablo Pastells b. Jose Burgos c. Jose Villaclara d. Rufino Collantes |
d. Rufino Collantes |
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29. Jose Rizal’s mother, Teodora Alonso, studied in this school. a. Colegio de San Juan b. Colegio de Santa Rosa c. Colegio de San Juan de Letran d. Colegio de Santa Isabel Licentiate in Medicine |
b. Colegio de Santa Rosa |
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30. Rizal’s uncle who trained him with gymnastics, fencing and continued physical training a. Tio Hidalgo b. Tio Moreno c. Tio Manuel d. Tio Julio |
c. Tio Manuel |
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31. A prestigious educational institution controlled by the Dominican Order a. Ateneo Municipal b. UST c. University of Madrid d. Collegio de la España |
b. UST |
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32. What was Rizal’s “secret mission” upon going to Europe? a. To finish his studies in Spain b. To wander the place around Europe c. To observe keenly the life and culture, languages and customs, industries and commerce, and the government laws of the European nations to prepare himself in the mighty task of liberating his oppressed people from Spanish tyranny d. To take inspiration from different countries and incorporate them in his artworks |
c. To observe keenly the life and culture, languages and customs, industries and commerce, and the government laws of the European nations to prepare himself in the mighty task of liberating his oppressed people from Spanish tyranny |
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33. Which country was the subject of Rizal’s first visit in Europe? a. Spain b. France c. UK d. Germany |
a. Spain |
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34. When did the novel, Noli Me Tangere, first came off press (published)? a. During his stay in Berlin b. During his stay in Madrid c. During his stay in Barcelona d. During his visit in Paris |
a. During his stay in Berlin |
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35. Who was Rizal’s first romance when he left to study abroad? a. Miss L b. Leonor Rivera c. Leonor Valenzuela d. Segunda Katigbak |
b. Leonor Rivera |
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36. What was Rizal’s first article written on Spanish soil? a. “Los Viajes” b. “Revista de Madrid” c. “Me Piden Verses” d. “Amor Patrio” |
d. “Amor Patrio” |
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37. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about Rizal’s life in Madrid? a. Rizal enrolled in the Universidad Central de Madrid b. He took up took courses—Medicine and Philosophy and Letters c. He never wasted his money and time and never wasted a peseta for gambling, wine and women but buys ticket in every lottery draw in Madrid d. All of the above |
c. He never wasted his money and time and never wasted a peseta for gambling, wine and women but buys ticket in every lottery draw in Madrid |
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38. What degree did he earn in the Central University of Madrid? a. Licentiate in Histology b. Licentiate in Medicine c. Licentiate in Philosophy d. Both A and B e. Both B and C |
e. Both B and C |
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39. What was Rizal’s reason for coming back home to the Philippines for the first time? a. he wants to operate his mother’s eyes. b. he wants to know how his novel affected the life of the Filipino c. all of the above |
c. all of the above |
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40. Rizal’s impression for this country had him saying, “ It is the land par excellence of freedom but only for the whites” a. America b. Spain c. London d. Philippines |
a. America |
