Lesson 1 - Readings in Philippine History

Which of the following provinces belongs to Region V (Bicol Region) in the Philippines?

• Palawan

• Cebu

• Albay

• Pampanga

Which of the following provinces belongs to CAR Region in the Philippines?

• Cebu

• Benguet

• Camarines Sur

• Negros Occidental

As of June 2024, what percentage of the employed class of workers in the Philippines is reported?

• 63.8%

• 27.0%

• 7.5%

• 1.7%

How many unemployed persons were recorded in the Philippines as of June 2024?

• 6.5%

• 4.5%

• 4.1%

• 3.1%

What does the blue stripe in the Philippine flag primarily represent?

• The bravery and sacrifices of the Filipino people

• The country's commitment to peace and justice

• The country's aspirations for prosperity and progress

• The natural beauty and resources of the Philippines

What is the primary significance of the red stripe in the Philippine flag?

• It represents the country's struggle for independence.

• It denotes the nation's commitment to environmental preservation.

• It signifies the unity of the different cultural groups in the Philippines.

• It symbolizes the Filipino people's bravery and valor.

What do the eight rays of the sun in the Philippine flag represent?

• The eight regions of the Philippines with the highest population.

• The right foundational principles of Filipino democracy.

• The eight provinces that first revolted against Spanish rule.

• The eight major rivers that are crucial to the country's agriculture.

Who is the composer of the Philippine National Anthem, "Lupang Hinirang"?

• Julian Felipe

• Francisco Santiago

• Jose Palma

• Antonio Molina

How did the Tinikling, now recognized as the National Dance of the Philippines, gain its prominence in Filipino culture?

• It was performed during the first Philippine Independence Day celebrations.

• It originated as a ceremonial dance for the Spanish colonial elite.

• It was popularized through its depiction in early 20th century FIlipino cinema.

• It was inspired by the movements of local birds and became a symbol of resistance against colonial rule.

What is recognized as the national gem of the Philippines, and why is it significant?

• Jade - Because of its abundance in the country's natural reserves.

• Pearl - Due to the Philippine's status as one of the world's top producers.

• Emerald - As a symbol of the country's lush and verdant landscapes.

• Ruby - Representing the bravery and passion of the Filipino people.