CANINE-READINGS IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY

Why Filipino’s burst into anger when knowing the death of the GOMBURZA?

• they believed to be innocent

• they are kind to all people

• they founded Katipunan

• they are the brains of the Katipunan

Why many Filipino’s joined the Katipunan?

• they wanted to become famous

• they wanted to be a soldiers to serve and protect the country from invaders

• they believe that worse fate awaited their families if they did not stand up to face their oppressors

• they believe that they can make revenge from the death of the GOMBURZA by joining the Katipunan

Which event paved the way for the influx of liberal ideas from Europe which also influenced the emergence of Filipino consciousness?

• 1872 Cavite Mutiny

• Opening of the Suez Canal

• The Cry of Revolution

• Rizal’s Retraction

The reason why GOMBURZA were executed by garrote in public to serve as a threat to Filipinos never to_________________.

• show patriotism to their country.

• attempt to fight the Spaniards.

• protect Filipino priests.

• Criticize the Spanish friars.

The following are the accounts for the Cavite mutiny, which one is the Spaniard reasons version?

• There was a mutiny because of the abolition of the exemption of tribute and forced labor.

• The mutiny was due to the abolition of exemption but simultaneously wanting independence in the form of rebellion against the Spaniards instigated by the native clergy.

• There was a mutiny because of wanting to be independent instigated by the Masons.

• The mutiny was due to native clergy, scholars, and some residents of Manila who instigated the war.

①The whole meeting that happened in Balintawak was at the place of Apolonio de

    Cataluna on August 26, 1896. 

②The version of Bahay Toro was the most reliable source since it

    depicts the event that shares in the place of Melchora Aquino’s residence, the mother

    of the revolution. 

• BOTH STATEMENTS ARE FALSE.

• BOTH STATEMENTS ARE TRUE.

• THE FIRST STATEMENT IS FALSE AND THE OTHER IS TRUE.

• THE FIRST STATEMENT IS TRUE AND THE OTHER IS FALSE.

① According to Bonifacio, Rizal asked him on one occasion if the rich and some

     intellectuals supported the revolution to which he answered negatively.

② Rizal insinuated such persons needed to be supportive of the idea, or if

     they were not, they should be prevented from hindering the Katipuneros and obstructing the movement.

③ On such insinuations Rizal, Bonifacio, Rizal, and the three priests were the scribes

    of the Katipunan, falsified the signatures of some of the rich and educated, which were

    then stamped on some apocryphal documents containing statements that implicated.

• Statements 2 and 3 are correct but statement 1 is incorrect

                   

• Statements 1 and 3 are correct but statement 2 is incorrect

• All statements are correct

                   

• Statements 1 and 2 are correct but statement 3 is incorrect                

• Neither of the statement is correct

There are three versions that every Filipino student must read for them to articulate

      arguments that would support their stand on the issue.

• Cavite Mutiny   

• Cry of Revolution

He wrote this Memoirs of the Revolution without consulting the written documents

     of the Philippine Revolution.   

• Cavite Mutiny   

• Cry of Revolution

Under his leadership, the meeting began at 10 a.m.

• Cavite Mutiny   

• Cry of Revolution