Rizal explained to his family and countrymen in his journal that he returned to the Philippines because he wanted to set an example that Filipinos.

Who among the following Katipuneros had tried to save Rizal in Dapitan?

Rizal was announced as the national hero by an American

sponsored committee.

Rizal was a fan of Napoleon Bonaparte when he was a

teenager.

Who among the following is not a member of the Taft

Commission?

Which of the following instances would happen if we Filipinos would support and patronize our local products?

Which of the following is NOT a good way of preserving our nationalism and patriotism?

According to historians, Rizal could have lived beyond December 30, 1896 if only he stayed in Singapore.

The term Filipinos is reserved for natives and indios in the

Philippines.

Which among the following shows an example of being open and aware of our country's issues?

They are the authors of the Rizal

Law, which is also known as Republic Act 1425?

Which of the following examples is not a way of showing how we value our identity as Filipinos?

Rizal was considered a hero even before the Americans

came.

Rizal was reported to have a regular pulse rate, and he was willing to die at that moment in Bagumbayan.

Andres Bonifacio issued a decree on December 20, 1898 designating December 30 as the anniversary of Jose Rizal's death and as "a national day of mourning" for Rizal and other victims of the Spanish government.

declares the Province of Rizal in

commemoration for Jose Rizal.

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for choosing a national hero?

Who among the following is a candidate for the title of the national hero?

Spaniards believed that they are the ones who brought civilization to the Philippines.

Racial discrimination was prevalent throughout the Philippines during the Spanish colonization. What did the Spaniards call the Filipinos?

Forced labor, which is also known as polo y servicios, is escapable by paying an amount called,

Which among the following provided education in the

Philippines during the 19th century?

The primary instruction following the educational reform in

1863 was the compulsory attendance of children aged years old to school.

was the captain general of the armed force, and enjoyed the privilege of engaging in commerce for private profit

What is the main reason for the lack of a permanent Governor General in the Philippines during the 19th century?

The friars were successful in evangelizing the Catholic

religion but failed on what part of education?

Galleon trade is an economic system that is implemented

by Spain between Manila and what city in Mexico?

The Spanish government implemented a system that aimed to ensure public safety from strangers. What is the name of this system?

was imposed against the will of the

Spanish friars in the Philippines, which secularized higher education in the country.

What law was imposed against the will of the friars because

Filipinos were allowed to teach in colleges and universities?

are known as the few educated Filipinos who began movements toward change in the system of government in the Philippines.

The following are the reasons why there was injustice in the courts during Spanish period except

What is the cause of the frequent changes in colonial administration in the Philippines that resulted in the inefficiency of performance of the Spanish officials?

What is known as the rule of the friars?

One of the Propaganda Movement's goals was to represent

the Philippines in the,

What is the term for the forced sale of local products to the Spanish government?

What was Rizal's first course at the University of Santo

Tomas?

Among the following, which is the reason for Ateneo de Manila's refusal to enroll Rizal?

What served as a dark period for the reformists?

What school did the Jesuits manage?

Which of the following are NOT the goals of the Propaganda

Movement?

Which of the following is not a work of Marcelo H. Del Pilar?

What school did the Dominicans manage?

What is the most famous fable or story associated with

Rizal's childhood?

The famous ophthalmologist in

Germany who made Rizal his assistant in his clinic

The author of "Travels

in the Philippines"

He was a propagandista from Bulacan who helped Rizal print Noli Me Tangere.

She was the mother of Rizal’s unborn child. She was believed to be married to Rizal through a civil wedding without the Church’s approval, but no material evidence and historical documents proved such theory. She later married Vicente Abad.

Who help Rizal to enter Ateneo De Municipal. He also a nephew of Father Burgos?

What is the literary work of Rizal as he bade farewell to the

motherland?

Why did Rizal decline his position in La Solidaridad?

A rivalry between Rizal and Del Pilar happened due to what reason?

What did Rizal do to show his inactiveness in the La Solidaridad?

In an election that was participated in by approximately 90 Filipinos in Madrid when they met on New Year's Day of 1891, the aim was to elect a leader who would be called?

Who among the following is the first person who might have read the El Filibusterismo?

What title did Mariano Ponce give to the last poem of Rizal?

Which of the following pen names did Mariano Ponce use?

Which of the following is the paper Antonio Luna had

managed?

Among the following names, who caused the fight between

Luna and Rizal?