Midterm Examination on Rizal

When was the Rizal Law signed?

• June 12, 1956

• June 12, 1958

• June 11, 1957

• June 11, 1956

How did Dr. Jose Rizal contribute to the fight for Philippine freedom?

• Leading a revolution

• Advocating through writings

• Joining the military

• Delivering speeches

Which law aims to inspire patriotism through the study of Rizal's life and works?

• RA 1445

• RA 1452

• RA 1425

• RA 1455

What is the main goal of the Rizal Law?

• Ban studying Rizal’s novels

• Promote patriotism through Rizal’s life and works

• Focus on other Filipino authors

• Celebrate other countries' history

Who was the Philippine president who signed the Rizal Law, mandating the teaching of Rizal’s works in schools?

• Manuel Roxas

• Elpidio Quirino

• Ramon Magsaysay

• Diosdado Macapagal

Who was the primary proponent of Rizal Law?

• Senator Laurel

• President Magsaysay

• Jose Rizal

• Senator Recto

What is one importance of studying Rizal’s works today?

• Cultivate spiritual development

• Address social and individual issues

• Appreciate cultural traditions

• Understand historical impacts

How should students apply Rizal’s ideas in modern society?

• Promoting harmonious change

• Overlooking societal challenges

• Emphasizing individual qualities

• Challenging authority peacefully

What made Rizal a hero in Philippine history?

• His use of force against the colonizers

• His wealth and influence

• His military leadership

• His advocacy for peaceful reforms through writing

Which two novels by Jose Rizal are the primary focus of the Rizal Law?

• El Filibusterismo and Makamisa

• Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

• Noli Me Tangere and La Solidaridad

• El Filibusterismo and Mi Último Adios