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WorksheetsRPH MIDTERM Quiz
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What are contemporary records in history?
Government documents
Confidential reports
Folklores and proverbs
Newspaper reports and dispatches
What are confidential reports in history?
Government documents
Folklores and proverbs
Newspaper reports and dispatches
Confidential reports
What are public reports in history?
Folklores and proverbs
Confidential reports
Government documents
Newspaper reports and dispatches
What are government documents in history?
Government documents
Folklores and proverbs
Confidential reports
Newspaper reports and dispatches
What is the primary source of public opinion in history?
Confidential reports
Editorials
Government documents
Folklores
What do folklores reveal in history?
Business records
Legal papers
Government activities
Customs and traditions
What is the conclusion of the National Historical Institute regarding the first Mass in the Philippines?
It was celebrated in Agusan
It was celebrated in Southern Leyte
It was celebrated in Limasawa
It was unrecorded
What did Pigafetta write about the first Mass in the Philippines?
It was celebrated in Agusan
It was unrecorded
It was celebrated in Southern Leyte
It was celebrated in Limasawa
What did Pigafetta record about the masses held during Magellan's voyage?
Five masses
Ten masses
Three masses
Seven masses
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in San Julian?
Palm Sunday mass
Easter Sunday mass
Good Friday mass
Christmas mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Humunu?
Easter Sunday mass
Good Friday mass
Palm Sunday mass
Christmas mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Limasawa?
Good Friday mass
Christmas mass
Easter Sunday mass
Palm Sunday mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Zamal?
Palm Sunday mass
Easter Sunday mass
Christmas mass
Good Friday mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Homonhon?
Good Friday mass
Christmas mass
Easter Sunday mass
Palm Sunday mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Zubu?
Good Friday mass
Palm Sunday mass
Easter Sunday mass
Christmas mass
What is the significance of the first Mass in the Philippines according to historical records?
It was a Palm Sunday mass
It was a Christmas mass
It was an Easter Sunday mass
It was a Good Friday mass
What was the impact of the first Mass in the Philippines on the local population?
It led to a significant conversion to Christianity
It had no impact on the local population
It resulted in a conflict with the indigenous beliefs
It led to the establishment of a new religious order
What was the reaction of the indigenous people to the first Mass in the Philippines?
They embraced the new religion immediately
They were indifferent to the mass
They resisted the introduction of Christianity
They were already practicing Christianity
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Cebu?
Good Friday mass
Palm Sunday mass
Easter Sunday mass
Christmas mass
What is the significance of the first Mass in the Philippines according to historical records?
It was a Palm Sunday mass
It was a Christmas mass
It was an Easter Sunday mass
It was a Good Friday mass
What did Pigafetta record about the mass held in Mactan?
Good Friday mass
Palm Sunday mass
Easter Sunday mass
Christmas mass
A chronological storytelling in its finest form; it sequentially weaves together many related historical and contemporary events and ideas that are linked to a larger story.
(a)
The belief that history can be described in terms of ideas – what people thought and the intent behind their actions.
(a)
Another approach by which to describe history. Its premise is that “the autonomy of the past must be respected”
(a)
The belief that there is no absolute truth and that all views of history are valid.
(a)
According to Him “If we are to make progress, we must not repeat history. We must add to inheritance left by our ancestors.”
(a)
He said that “Study the past if you would define the future.”
(a)
Direct firsthand evidence regarding an object, person, work of art.
(a)
It refers to the genuineness of the documents a researcher uses in a historical study.
(a)
A document prepared by an individual who was not a direct witness to an event, but who obtained his or her description of the event from someone else.
(a)
It refers to the accuracy of the contents of a documents.
(a)
When well designed and carefully executed, historical research can lead to the confirmation of relational hypotheses.
TRUE
FALSE
A primary source is one prepared by an individual who was a participant in, or a direct witness to, the event that is being described.
TRUE
FALSE
The advantage of historical research is that it follows a clear sequence.
TRUE
FALSE
External criticism refers to the genuineness of the documents are searcher uses in a historical study.
TRUE
FALSE
An Archive is an institution that cares for (conserves) a collection of artifacts and other objects of artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific importance
TRUE
FALSE
A library is a collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing.
TRUE
FALSE
Historicity is the authentication of characters in history, as opposed to legend or myth.
TRUE
FALSE
Herstory is history written from a feminist perspective, emphasizing the role of women, or told from a woman’s point of view.
TRUE
FALSE
There is bias in interpreting historical sources.
TRUE
FALSE
Documents include any type of numerical data in printed or handwritten form.
TRUE
FALSE
Is something still relevant to our present lives even if it had only a passing importance?
Remarkable
Resonance
Relevance
Remembered
It is possible to connect with experiences, beliefs or attitudes across time and place?
Remarkable
Resonance
Relevance
Remembered
Was the event/development important at some
stage within the collective memory of a group or groups?
Remarkable
Resonance
Relevance
Remembered
Was the event remarked on by people at the time or since?
Remarkable
Resonance
Relevance
Remembered
How many people were affected? Did the event affect many, everyone, or just a few? a whole barrio, a town, a province, a country, or the entire race?
Resulting in Change
Durability
Profundity
Quantity
For how long have people's lives been affected? a day, a week, a year, or all their lives?
Resulting in Change
Durability
Profundity
Quantity
Was the event superficial or deeply affecting? How deeply people's lives were affected? How were people's lives affected?
Resulting in Change
Durability
Profundity
Quantity
Does it reveal some other aspects of the past?
Resulting in Change
Durability
Profundity
Quantity
The author wants you to believe, do or buy something.
to Inform
to Describe
to Explain
to Persuade
The author wants to tell you how to do something or someone looks like, sound like, or feels like.
to Inform
to Describe
to Explain
to Persuade
Than author wants to give you information or instructions.
to Inform
to Describe
to Explain
to Persuade
The author wants to relate a story or recount past events.
to Inform
to Narrate
to Explain
to Persuade
The author wants to tell you how to do something or how something works..
to Inform
to Narrate
to Explain
to Persuade
The author wants you to amuse you or for you to enjoy the writing itself.
to Inform
to Entertain
to Explain
to Describe
Author wants to show similarities between ideas
Describe
Identify
Explain
Compare
Author wants to give a negative opinion of an idea
Contrast
Criticize
Compare
Comment
Author wants to show differences between ideas
Contrast
Criticize
Compare
Comment
Author wants to make an idea greater
Indemnify
Ignify
Identify
Intensify
The link between an argument and a claim is sometimes called a
Qualifiers
Warrant
Content Arguments
Backing
Ask whether the use of a method is adequately justified, analyze if the method presented has sufficient
Qualifiers
Warrant
Content Arguments
Backing
Gottschalk define these as the testimony of anyone who is not an eyewitness, one who is not present at the event of which he tells.
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Tertiary Sources
Historical Sources
These are sources of political expression or propaganda in the historical era in which they came out.
Drawings
Illustrations
Photographs
Editorial Cartoons
Where did the Tejeros Convention happen?
Malolos, Bulacan
Sta. Cruz, Laguna
General Trias, Cavite
San Fernando, Pampanga
This is a first-hand account of an event or period that are usually written or made during or close to the event or period.
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Tertiary Sources
Historical Sources
What is the title of the famous work of Emilio Jacinto where the fundamental teachings of the Katipunan was written.
La Solidaridad
Diariong Tagalog
Kartilya
Kalayaan
Who discovered the Manunggul Jar?
Robert Fox
Miguel Antonino
Robert Fox and Miguel Antonino
Robert Fox and Miguel Antonio
What is the essence of primary and secondary sources in dealing with the conflicting perspectives or controversies in Philippine history?
It lessens the fabricates
It helps to infer meaning from the document
It assesses how these sources directly related and closely connected to the time of the events.
A and C
What do you call the listing of sources including books that were used which could be classified as primary or secondary, published, or unpublished, oral, or written?
Archive
Bibliography
Library
Museum
It is a historical source of a special nature. It is the only a methodology of history in which first-hand events are recounted by the eyewitnesses through the intervention of a historian.
Local History
National History
Oral History
World History
The following are example of primary sources EXCEPT:
Art objects
Book Review
Eyewitness account
Pieces of creative writing
What do you call an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest?
Artifact
Chronicles
Memoirs
Fossils
What is the main argument of Customs of the Tagalogs?
The Filipinos in the pre-colonial era had no political and economic system
It was intentionally made to provide an exoticize description of the Tagalog natives
Early inhabitants of the Philippines in the pre-colonial period are highly civilized and already have a government system and enjoys a rich culture.
Ancient Filipinos narrated their history through communal songs and epics that they passed orally from a generation to another.
Which of the following best explains why the Philippines was easily conquered by the Spaniards?
Lack of specialized weapon
Philippines is a small and poor country
Philippine early inhabitants were easy to convince because of ignorance
Philippine early inhabitant’s lacked unity and centralized form of government
It is a memoir written in Guam both as a record and critique of the movement that set up the First Philippine Republic.
Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan
La Revolucion Filipina
Kartilya ng Katipunan
El Verdadero Decalogo
He wrote the Customs of the Tagalogs where he vividly described the political, social, economic, and cultural practices of the Filipinos before they were Christianized.
Juan Dela Cruz
Juan De Cartagena
Juan De Valderama
Juan De Plascencia
Which of the following was the immediate cause of the outbreak of the Philippine-American War?
Pasig River Incident
San Nicolas Bridge incident
San Juan Bridge incident
San Joaquin Bridge Incident
He was known as the Brain of the Katipunan
Jose Rizal
Emilio Jacinto
Andres Bonifacio
Apolinario Mabini
How much did the United States pay to Spain to cede their possessions to Philippines?
$20 Million
$30 Million
$40 Million
$50 Million
He was sent to Washington to serve as representative of the revolutionary government of the Philippines.
Felipe Calderon
Felipe Buencamino
Felipe Agoncillo
Felipe De Leon
Who was the U.S president when the Treaty of Paris happened?
President Washington
President Mckinley
President Truman
President Taft
Who was the chronicler during Ferdinand Magellan?
James Alexander Robertson
Enrique de Malacca
Antonio Pigafetta
Juan de Plascencia
An assembly that was created to solve the problem between Magdiwang and Magdalo
Treaty of Paris
Tejeros Convention
Treaty of Tordesillas
Pact of the Biak na Bato
What type of government did Emilio Aguinaldo form upon the advice of Apolinario Mabini?
Communist
Democratic
Revolutionary
Totalitarian
The Philippines has had a long and significant history of colonization and invasion by numerous countries, but our countrymen fought back for our freedom and independence. During which war was The First Republic of the Philippines established?
World War I
Philippine Revolution
Spanish-American War
Philippine-American War
The social class of the early inhabitants of the Philippines that led the whole province/community
Aliping namamahay
Datu/Chief
Maharlika/Nobles
Aliping Saguiguilid
The title of the memoir of Emilio Aguinaldo
(a)
He is an American historian who debunked the authenticity of the code of Kalantiaw due to anachronism and lack of evidence to prove that the code existed in the precolonial Philippine society.
(a)
He was considered as the brain of the Philippine Revolution
(a)
Author of the Philippine Caricature of the American Era
(a)
The date Treaty of Paris signed
(a)
Compare Santiago Alvarez’s and Teodoro Agoncillo’s account regarding the “Tejeros Convention”. What is the importance of both writings?
Give the main argument and explain the point of view of the following works:
a. Kartilya ng Katipunan-
b. La Revolucion Filipina-
c. Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan-
