READING IN HISTORY

1. What event marked the onset of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule?

• a) Cry of Balintawak

•    b) Cry of Pugad Lawin

•    c) Cry of Bahay Toro

•    d) Cry of Malolos

2. Who led the Cry of Pugad Lawin?

•    a) Emilio Aguinaldo

•    b) Andres Bonifacio

•    c) Jose Rizal

•    d) Apolinario Mabini

3. When did the Cry of Pugad Lawin initially take place according to historical research?

•    a) August 23, 1896

•    b) August 24, 1896

•    c) August 25, 1896

•    d) August 26, 1896

4. Who suggested that the Cry of Pugad Lawin occurred on August 23, 1896?

•    a) Santiago Alvarez 

•    b) Teodoro Agoncillo

•    c) Pio Valenzuela 

•    d) Teodoro Kalaw

5. Who provided a different version of the Cry of Pugad Lawin known as the Cry of Bahay Toro?

•    a) Pio Valenzuela

•    b) Santiago Alvarez

•    c) Gregoria de Jesus

•    d) Ramon Blanco

6. What date did Santiago Alvarez claim for the Cry of Bahay Toro?

•    a) August 23, 1896

•    b) August 24, 1896

•    c) August 25, 1896

•    d) August 26, 1896

7.Who redefined the Cry as the tearing of cedulas rather than the initial clash of the revolution?

•    a). Santiago Alvarez

•    b) Teodoro Agoncillo

•    c) Pio Valenzuela

•    d) Andres Bonifacio 

8. How many katipuneros arrived at the barn of kabesang Melchora on Sunday, August 23, 1896?

•    a) 500

•    b) 1,000

•    c)  2,000

•    d)  3,000

9. At what time did the meeting on Monday, August 24, 1896, adjourn according to Santiago Alvarez's version?

•    a) 9 o'clock in the morning

•    b) 10 o'clock in the morning

•    c) 12 o'clock noon

•    d) 3 o'clock in the afternoon

10. What phrase was shouted amidst loud cries at the adjournment of the meeting on Monday, August 24, 1896?

•    a) "Long live the Spanish authorities"

•    b) "Long live the Revolution"

•    c) "Long live the Katipunan"

•    d) "Long live the Sons of the Country"