MOCK TEST IN SOCIAL STUDIES

What strategy did Filipino guerrillas employ against the Japanese forces?

• Carrying out surprise raids from mountainous and secluded areas

• Engaging in formal talks with the Japanese

• Yielding to the Japanese army

• Fighting in open urban combat

Who primarily made up the Hukbong Bayan Laban sa Hapon (HUKBALAHAP)?

• Soldiers from the U.S. military

• City residents

• Senior Filipino officials

• Farmers whose crops were seized by the Japanese

What was one of the primary goals of the Hukbong Bayan Laban sa Hapon (HUKBALAHAP)?

• Working alongside the Japanese army

• Creating a new Filipino monarchy

• Defending farmers' lands from Japanese appropriation

• Fostering peaceful relations with Japan

Which group was established in response to the Japanese mistreatment of farmers and became one of the largest guerrilla factions?

• The Hukbalahap (HUK)

• The MAKAPILI

• The Kapisanan ng Paglilingkod sa Bagong Pilipinas (KALIBAPI)

• The Bataan Veterans

What role did civilians play in the guerrilla resistance during the Japanese occupation?

• They actively engaged in direct combat with the Japanese

• They sheltered the injured, supplied food, and served as couriers

• They allied with the Japanese to ensure their survival

• They organized large-scale urban confrontations

What word describes the process of integrating American culture into Filipino society?

• Westernization

• Philippine Nationalism

• Colonialism

• Americanization

Who were the initial group of American instructors sent to the Philippines to teach Filipinos?

• The Peace Corps

• The Thomasites

• The Philippine Teachers

• The Red Cross Volunteers

Which language was chosen for use in schools during the American colonial period?

• Spanish

• Filipino

• Latin

• English

What was one of the key objectives of education during the American era?

• Promoting American culture

• Establishing private schools

• Promoting independence

• Disbanding religious institutions

What was the duration of elementary education during the American occupation?

• Seven years

• Four years

• Five years

• Ten years