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Finals - RPH

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The failure of the reform movement led even a reformist like Marcelo H. Del Pilar to think of revolution.

a)

Insurrection

b)

Insurgence

c)

Insurance

d)

Imprudence

2.

Civil

a)

Principle of self-help and the defense of the weak and the poor.

b)

Separation of the Philippines from Spain: secure the independence of the colony.

c)

Focused on the teaching of good manners, hygiene, and good moral character.

3.

Political

a)

Principle of self-help and the defense of the weak and the poor.

b)

Separation of the Philippines from Spain: secure the independence of the colony.

c)

Focused on the teaching of good manners, hygiene, and good moral character.

4.

Moral

a)

Principle of self-help and the defense of the weak and the poor.

b)

Separation of the Philippines from Spain: secure the independence of the colony.

c)

Focused on the teaching of good manners, hygiene, and good moral character.

5.

Graciano Lopez Jaena

a)

He wrote a long story about a friar named Fray Botod.

b)

He witnessed how his aging mother was ordered to walk from Calamba to Sta. Cruz.

c)

He founded the Tagalog - Spanish newspaper, Diariong Tagalog.

6.

Jose Rizal

a)

He wrote a long story about a friar named Fray Botod.

b)

He witnessed how his aging mother was ordered to walk from Calamba to Sta. Cruz.

c)

He founded the Tagalog - Spanish newspaper, Diariong Tagalog.

7.

Marcelo H. Del Pilar

a)

He wrote a long story about a friar named Fray Botod.

b)

He witnessed how his aging mother was ordered to walk from Calamba to Sta. Cruz.

c)

He founded the Tagalog - Spanish newspaper, Diariong Tagalog.

8.

Reasons for the discontent of Filipinos (Select ALL that applies)

a)

The masses remained poor and burdened with heavy taxes.

b)

The wealthy and educated were discontented by the abuses of the Spaniards.

c)

There were threats of persecution for those who would oppose or criticize Spanish rules.

d)

The Filipinos would become Spanish citizens with equal rights and privileges by all Spanish citizens.

9.

Peaceful Campaign for Reforms (Select ALL that applies)

a)

Filipinos would not be treated cruelly by the friars and Spanish Civil authorities.

b)

Philippines will be represented in the Spanish lawmaking body called the Cortes.

c)

Assimilate the Philippines as a province of Spain.

d)

The wealthy and educated were discontented by the abuses of the Spaniards.

10.

Aims of La Solidaridad (Select ALL that applies)

a)

To fight reaction

b)

To extol (praise) liberal ideas

c)

To defend progress

d)

To publicly spread ideas or information

11.

Andres Bonifacio

a)

Agapito Bagumbayan

b)

Pingkian Dimas Ilaw

c)

Madlang Away

12.

Emilio Jacinto

a)

Agapito Bagumbayan

b)

Pingkian Dimas Ilaw

c)

Madlang Away

13.

Pio Valenzuela

a)

Agapito Bagumbayan

b)

Pingkian Dimas Ilaw

c)

Madlang Away

14.

General Basilio Augustin

a)

He relieved Primo de Rivera.

b)

He proceeded immediately to the Philippines with a squadron of four armored cruisers.

c)

He was demoralized by the defection of the Filipinos from their side to Aguinaldo’s side and Dewey’s victory in Manila Bay.

d)

He convinced Aguinaldo to establish a dictatorial government to prosecute the war against Spain.

15.

Commodore George Dewey

a)

He relieved Primo de Rivera.

b)

He proceeded immediately to the Philippines with a squadron of four armored cruisers.

c)

He was demoralized by the defection of the Filipinos from their side to Aguinaldo’s side and Dewey’s victory in Manila Bay.

d)

He convinced Aguinaldo to establish a dictatorial government to prosecute the war against Spain.

16.

Admiral Patricio Montojo

a)

Headed the Spanish fleet of 12 ships

b)

He proceeded immediately to the Philippines with a squadron of four armored cruisers.

c)

He was demoralized by the defection of the Filipinos from their side to Aguinaldo’s side and Dewey’s victory in Manila Bay.

d)

He convinced Aguinaldo to establish a dictatorial government to prosecute the war against Spain.

17.

Ambrosio Bautista

a)

He relieved Primo de Rivera.

b)

He proceeded immediately to the Philippines with a squadron of four armored cruisers.

c)

He was demoralized by the defection of the Filipinos from their side to Aguinaldo’s side and Dewey’s victory in Manila Bay.

d)

He convinced Aguinaldo to establish a dictatorial government to prosecute the war against Spain.

18.

Last Spanish Governor General in the country.

a)

Diego delos Rios

b)

Pedro Paterno

c)

Apolinario Mabini

d)

Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista

19.

Lead the Consultative Assembly which accomplished nothing.

a)

Diego delos Rios

b)

Pedro Paterno

c)

Apolinario Mabini

d)

Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista

20.

Objected to the plan and stressed the need to reorganize the government.

a)

Diego delos Rios

b)

Pedro Paterno

c)

Apolinario Mabini

d)

Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista

21.

He convinced Aguinaldo to establish a dictatorial government to prosecute the war against Spain.

a)

Diego delos Rios

b)

Pedro Paterno

c)

Apolinario Mabini

d)

Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista

22.

Spanish Colonialism

a)

Who still believed and fought for the revolutionary objectives of the Katipunan.

b)

Main concern was to place themselves in a jockeying position whatever political setup was to emerge .

c)

Trying to ward off its impending end.

d)

Waiting for such time when it had gathered sufficient military strength in the Philippines before showing its real motives.

23.

American Imperialism

a)

Who still believed and fought for the revolutionary objectives of the Katipunan.

b)

Main concern was to place themselves in a jockeying position whatever political setup was to emerge .

c)

Trying to ward off its impending end.

d)

Waiting for such time when it had gathered sufficient military strength in the Philippines before showing its real motives.

24.

Filipino Ilustrados

a)

Who still believed and fought for the revolutionary objectives of the Katipunan.

b)

Main concern was to place themselves in a jockeying position whatever political setup was to emerge .

c)

Trying to ward off its impending end.

d)

Waiting for such time when it had gathered sufficient military strength in the Philippines before showing its real motives.

25.

Masses

a)

Who still believed and fought for the revolutionary objectives of the Katipunan.

b)

Main concern was to place themselves in a jockeying position whatever political setup was to emerge .

c)

Trying to ward off its impending end.

d)

Waiting for such time when it had gathered sufficient military strength in the Philippines before showing its real motives.

26.

Circulo Hispano Filipino

a)

This is to bring to the attention of the Spanish authorities in the Spain the conditions in the Philippines and to work for the introduction of reforms.

b)

The aspiration of this association was ―to work for the material and moral improvement of the Philippines.

c)

Secret society of an international fraternity for mutual help, having an elaborate ritual and system of secret signs and associated with free thinking and libertarian beliefs.

d)

Civic Society

27.

Asociacion Hispano Filipina

a)

This is to bring to the attention of the Spanish authorities in the Spain the conditions in the Philippines and to work for the introduction of reforms.

b)

The aspiration of this association was ―to work for the material and moral improvement of the Philippines.

c)

Secret society of an international fraternity for mutual help, having an elaborate ritual and system of secret signs and associated with free thinking and libertarian beliefs.

d)

Civic Society

28.

Free Masonry

a)

This is to bring to the attention of the Spanish authorities in the Spain the conditions in the Philippines and to work for the introduction of reforms.

b)

The aspiration of this association was ―to work for the material and moral improvement of the Philippines.

c)

Secret society of an international fraternity for mutual help, having an elaborate ritual and system of secret signs and associated with free thinking and libertarian beliefs.

d)

Civic Society

29.

La Liga Filipina

a)

This is to bring to the attention of the Spanish authorities in the Spain the conditions in the Philippines and to work for the introduction of reforms.

b)

The aspiration of this association was ―to work for the material and moral improvement of the Philippines.

c)

Secret society of an international fraternity for mutual help, having an elaborate ritual and system of secret signs and associated with free thinking and libertarian beliefs.

d)

Civic Society

30.

Establishment of the Masonic Lodge Nilad

a)

1981

b)

1891

c)

1819

d)

1918

31.

Aims of Masonic Lodge Nilad (Select ALL that applies)

a)

To work for freedom and prosperity of the Philippines

b)

To work for good government

c)

To ask for representation in the Spanish Cortes

d)

Establish the Philippines as a province of Spain

32.

Aims of the La Liga Filipina (Select ALL that applies)

a)

To unite the whole archipelago into one strong body.

b)

To give mutual protection of all members in case of necessity.

c)

To encourage agriculture, commerce, and education.

d)

To defend members against any kind of violence and injustice.

33.

Meeting place of Patriotic Filipinos.

a)

Azcarraga Street, Manila

b)

Cavite Viejo

c)

Dapitan

d)

Fort Santiago

34.

First Grade

a)

Anak ng Bayan

b)

Gomburza

c)

Rizal

35.

Second Grade

a)

Anak ng Bayan

b)

Gomburza

c)

Rizal

36.

Third Grade

a)

Anak ng Bayan

b)

Gomburza

c)

Rizal

37.

Szjqsq vmrri

(a)  

38.

Vzwzt vmpri

(a)  

39.

Fortnightly Newspaper

a)

La Solidaridad

b)

Diaryong Tagalog

40.

Tagalog – Spanish Newspaper

a)

La Solidaridad

b)

Diaryong Tagalog

41.

If you will describe HISTORY in one word, what would it be and why?

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