Philippine Revolution Quiz

What prompted the Katipunan to stage a revolution against the Spaniards?

• The leaders of the Katipunan were master of revolts.

• the Filipinos realized that social reforms could no longer be attained by peaceful means.

• The Filipinos accumulated enough skills and firearms to stage a war.

• The Katipunan leaders were poised to revolt.

Why did the Pact of BiaK na Bato fail?

• The Filipinos did not agree to the provisions of the pact.

• Both parties - the Filipinos and the Spaniards did not abide by its provision.

• even before the pact, the Spanish colonizers did not agree at all to the reforms the Filipinos were seeking.

• The influence of the Propaganda Movement

What happened after the promulgation of the Malolos Constitution?

• the First Philippine republic or the Malolos Republic was established

• The revolutionary government was replaced by the Philippine Republic.

• The dictatorial government ended, and a revolutionary government was formed.

• Aguinaldo returned to the Philippines and resumed the revolution.

What character trait did Daniel Tirona show when he questioned Andres Bonifacio's election as Director of The Interior?

• tirona did not respect the agreement of the organization

• He wanted to protect the members of the organization

• He followed his mind over his emotion.

• Tirona showed respect towards Andres Bonifacio.

What was the effect of Andres Bonifacio's execution?

• the organization weakened and the members disbanded.

• Aguinaldo earned the antagonism of many revolutionaries.

• It further strengthened the unity of the revolutionaries.

• Bonifacio’s execution has become a symbol of the revolution’s solidarity

How did the division of the Propaganda Movement between Jose Rizal and Marcelo H. Del Pilar and the division of the Katipunan between Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo affect their causes?

• Fighting against the Spanish colonizers became easier because the leaders and members of the group grew in numbers

• It resulted in poor communication between the leaders and members

• it created factions with the organization which caused conflict among the members.

• It created stability which unites the movement’s primary goal.

What kind of character did Teodoro Patino show when he revealed the secrets of the Katipunan to a Spanish priest?

• Pardoning and lenient

• Faithful and obedient member of the organization

• Humble and broad-minded

• irritable and revengeful of the wrong done by others

What do the eight rays of the sun on the Philippine flag symbolize?

• Eight days of fighting independence

• first eight provinces that was placed under martial law by the Spanish

• Eight Filipino leaders who fought for freedom

• The eight Values and ideals that the country strives for, emphasizing the importance of peace, truth and justice

Why did General Emilio Aguinaldo establish the revolutionary government?

• because he wanted to unite the revolutionaries under one government

• Because he wanted all the power to command the whole nation

• Because it was the only way to convince all Filipinos to revolt against the Spanish colonizers

• Tendency to publicly challenge others

What were the implications of the events in Pugad Lawin?

• spain's colonialism was in its full power in the Philippines.

• The Spaniards committed rampant corruption across the Philippines, and the Filipinos cried out against it.

• The Spanish civil guards caught the Filipino rebels so the Katipunan met its end.

• Marks the end of the Philippine revolution.