WorksheetsSpecial SF Rizal 9:00TTH
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
What was the reason for Rizal's arrest and imprisonment?
Rizal was arrested for stealing from the Spanish government
Rizal was imprisoned for refusing to pay taxes
Rizal was arrested and imprisoned for his involvement in the Filipino independence movement and his writings that criticized the Spanish colonial government.
Rizal was arrested for starting a rebellion against the Spanish government
How did Rizal defend himself during the trial?
Rizal defended himself by presenting evidence and arguments to refute the accusations against him, and by asserting his rights as a Filipino and a human being.
Rizal defended himself by staying silent during the trial
Rizal defended himself by admitting to the accusations
Rizal defended himself by fleeing the country
What was the role of the Spanish government in Rizal's trial?
The role of the Spanish government in Rizal's trial was to prosecute and ultimately execute him for his involvement in the Philippine independence movement.
The Spanish government tried to negotiate for Rizal's release
The Spanish government supported Rizal and helped him escape the trial
The Spanish government had no involvement in Rizal's trial
Where was Rizal imprisoned during his trial?
Rizal was imprisoned in Japan
Rizal was imprisoned in Spain
Rizal was imprisoned in Australia
Rizal was imprisoned at Fort Santiago in Manila, Philippines.
Who were the key figures involved in Rizal's trial?
Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and Professor Moriarty
Napoleon Bonaparte, George Washington, and Alexander Hamilton
The key figures involved in Rizal's trial were Judge Advocate General, Captain Rafael Dominguez, and Lieutenant Luis Taviel de Andrade.
The Pope, King Ferdinand, and Queen Isabella
How did Rizal's trial contribute to the growth of Filipino nationalism?
Rizal's trial contributed to the growth of Filipino nationalism by exposing the injustices of the Spanish colonial rule and inspiring Filipinos to fight for their independence.
Rizal's trial caused Filipinos to become more loyal to the Spanish colonial rule
Rizal's trial led to the decline of Filipino nationalism
Rizal's trial had no impact on Filipino nationalism
What were the reactions of the Filipino people to Rizal's trial?
The Filipino people reacted with outrage and sadness to Rizal's trial, and it fueled their desire for independence from Spanish colonial rule.
The Filipino people reacted with fear and submission to Rizal's trial, and it made them more accepting of Spanish colonial rule.
The Filipino people reacted with indifference and apathy to Rizal's trial, and it had no impact on their desire for independence.
The Filipino people reacted with joy and celebration to Rizal's trial, and it strengthened their loyalty to Spanish colonial rule.
What were the long-term effects of Rizal's trial on the Philippines?
The long-term effects of Rizal's trial on the Philippines include increased Spanish influence and control
The long-term effects of Rizal's trial on the Philippines include the inspiration for the Philippine Revolution, the rise of nationalism, and the eventual independence from Spanish colonial rule.
The long-term effects of Rizal's trial on the Philippines include economic prosperity and growth
The long-term effects of Rizal's trial on the Philippines include the decline of Filipino culture and identity
What was the impact of Rizal's trial on the Filipino people?
The impact of Rizal's trial on the Filipino people was a renewed sense of patriotism and a stronger desire for independence from Spanish colonial rule.
The impact of Rizal's trial on the Filipino people was increased loyalty to the Spanish government.
The impact of Rizal's trial on the Filipino people was a decline in their desire for independence.
The impact of Rizal's trial on the Filipino people was indifference and apathy towards the independence movement.
Where was Rizal exiled after his trial?
Rizal was exiled to the United States.
Rizal was exiled to Japan.
Rizal was exiled to Spain.
Rizal was exiled to Dapitan in Mindanao, Philippines.
What was the role of Rizal's writings in the lead up to his trial?
Rizal's writings played a significant role in inspiring the Filipino people to fight for their independence, which ultimately led to his trial.
Rizal's writings had no impact on the lead up to his trial.
Rizal's writings caused division among the Filipino people, leading to his trial.
Rizal's writings were supportive of the Spanish colonial rule, leading to his trial.
Who is the 1st Lieutenant of the Artillery, brother of Jose Taviel de Andrade -- the bodyguard of Rizal?
Governor General Blanco
Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Chief Justice Lionel
Made reports on all of the charges that would be filed against Rizal, to be sent to Governor General Blanco?
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Dr. Antonio Regidor
Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Antonio Luna
When is the day of execution of Dr. Jose Rizal?
December 30, 2021
December 24, 1896
December 30, 1896
February 30, 1896
Where did the actual trial take places?
Cuartel de España
Metropolitan Trial Court
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Paranaque City Regional Trial Court
When Dr. Jose Rizal was defending himself how many arguments did, he presented?
5
11
13
12
Who is the person received Dominquez's reports and forwarded the papers to the judge?
Ildefonso Laurel
Mariano Ponce
Governor General Blanco
Juan Zulueta
Who is the 1st Lieutenant of the Artillery, brother of Jose Taviel de Andrade -- the bodyguard of Rizal?
Governor General Blanco
Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Chief Justice Lionel
Made reports on all of the charges that would be filed against Rizal, to be sent to Governor General Blanco?
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Dr. Antonio Regidor
Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Antonio Luna
When is the day of execution of Dr. Jose Rizal?
December 30, 2021
December 24, 1896
December 30, 1896
February 30, 1896
Where did the actual trial take places?
Cuartel de España
Metropolitan Trial Court
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Paranaque City Regional Trial Court
When Dr. Jose Rizal was defending himself how many arguments did, he presented?
5
11
13
12
Who is the person received Dominquez's reports and forwarded the papers to the judge?
Ildefonso Laurel
Mariano Ponce
Governor General Blanco
Juan Zulueta
A poem by “Laong-Laan” (Rizal), which he made the Dapitan school-boys sing that they know how to fight for their rights.
Kundiman
A Talisay
Sa Aking Mga Kabata
Hymn of Labor
It is said to have been composed by Rizal, and it depicts Spain as a dictator, with the Philippines as its slave, praying for someone to set her free.
Song of The Wanderer
Mi Ultimo Adios
A Talisay
Kundiman
Who send a letter to Rizal saying that the Filipinos look up to Rizal as their savior?
Martin Constantino
Ildefonso Laurel
Aguedo del Rosario
Francisco Quison
When Rizal spent 24 hours in his death cell what is his famous farewell poem called?
My Last Thought
Mi Ultimo Adios
Kundiman
A Talisay
Who is the 1st Lieutenant of the Artillery, brother of Jose Taviel de Andrade -- the bodyguard of Rizal?
Governor General Blanco
Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Chief Justice Lionel
Made reports on all of the charges that would be filed against Rizal, to be sent to Governor General Blanco?
Captain Rafael Dominquez
Dr. Antonio Regidor
Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Antonio Luna
When is the day of execution of Dr. Jose Rizal?
December 30, 2021
December 24, 1896
December 30, 1896
February 30, 1896
Who is the person received Dominquez's reports and forwarded the papers to the judge?
Ildefonso Laurel
Mariano Ponce
Governor General Blanco
Juan Zulueta
A poem by “Laong-Laan” (Rizal), which he made the Dapitan school-boys sing that they know how to fight for their rights.
Kundiman
A Talisay
Sa Aking Mga Kabata
Hymn of Labor
Which British colony did Rizal want his family and other people of Calamba to settle in?
Hong Kong
Singapore
North Borneo
Macau
What was one of the objectives of the La Liga Filipina?
To unite the Filipinos
To oust the Spanish officials
To establish a Revolutionary government
To remove the Spanish friars in the country
How did the Spanish authorities call Fathers Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora?
Patriots
Martyrs
Rebels
Traitors
As a scientist, which of the following did Rizal discover?
Rare wasps
Flying Dragon
Praying Mantis
dotted frog
All were the roles played by Rizal at Dapitan, except?
Teacher
Politician
Agriculturist
Inventor
Where was Rizal supposed to go when he was arrested?
Spain
France
Cuba
England
Which relief map can one find in Dapitan that Rizal created along with a priest?
Luzon
Panay
Visayas
Mindanao
What was one of Rizal's achievements while in exile in Dapitan?
He joined the revolutionary group which was headed by the Katipuneros.
He established trading relationship with Asian countries.
He constructed a waterworks system.
He provided work for the people of Dapitan and nearby provinces.
Rizal was implicated in having led a revolution that was launched by whom?
Reformists
Masons
Katipuneros
Propagandists
In which industry did Rizal become successful while in Dapitan?
Hemp
Sugarcane
Copra
Fishing
What is the PROVINCE where Rizal was exiled?
Zamboanga del sur
Dapitan
Zamboanga del Norte
None of the above
Who was the Gov. General of the Philippines who signed Rizal's death warrant?
Blanco
Despujol
Andrade
Polavieja
Where was Rizal supposed to go to serve as a volunteer medic?
Barcelona
Spain
Cuba
Germany
Rizal was executed through
Guillotine
Firing Squad
Garote
Hanging
What was the first and original name of the place where Rizal was executed?
(a)
What was the last words Rizal said when he was being executed?
Consummatum est
Consolacion est
Vini encomienda
Mi ultimo
What was the exact time when Rizal was executed?
7:00
7:02
7:05
7:03
What was the title of the last literary piece Rizal wrote?
(a)
Where was Rizal's remain initially laid to rest after his execution in 1896?
Luneta Park
Paco Park
Fort Santiago
Intramuros
What is the name of the ship which brought Rizal from Barcelona to Manila?
Colon
Espanya
Castilla
Salvadora
How many years was Rizal exiled in Dapitan?
2
3
4
None of the above
He was Rizal's counsel during the preliminary investigation.
Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade
Jose Taviel de Andrade
Colonel Francisco Olive
Captain Rafael Dominguez
He tried and was eager to persuade Rizal to retract his Masonic beliefs.
Fr. Viza
Fr. Balaguer
Fr. Mata
Fr. Rosell
Which of the following provinces is not part of the FIRST EIGHT provinces which proclaimed state of war and rising arms against the Spaniards?
Zamboanga
Pampanga
Tarlac
Batangas
Luneta means
(a)
Intramuros means
(a)
Exact age of Rizal during execution
(a)
Consumatum Est means
(a)
