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Total questions: 63
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What region in Asia does the Philippines belong?
North Asia
East Asia
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Which refers to the area of the land over which a country has jurisdiction?
territory
archipelago
location
insular
What region in Asia does the Philippines belong?
North Asia
East Asia
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Which refers to the area of the land over which a country has jurisdiction?
territory
archipelago
location
insular
Which treaty transferred the control of the Philippines from Spain to the US in exchange for 20 million dollars?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of US
Treaty of Spain
Treaty of Philippines
What is determining the exact location of the place?
Insular location
Vicinal location
absolute location
geographical location
What does GomBurZa stand for?
Father Mariano Gomez, Father Jose Burgos, Father Jacinto Zamora
Father Marcos Gomez, Father Joseph Burgos, Father Fidel Zamora
Father Mario Gomez, Father Jo Burgos, Father Jack Zamora
Father Marino Gomez, Father Juan Burgos, Father Jess Zamora
What country brought the religion Protestantism?
Spain
America
Japan
India
What is the official newspaper of the propaganda movement?
La Liga Filipina
Diariong Tagalog
La Solidaridad
Circulo Hispano-Filipino
Who was called as the Father of the Katipunan?
Jose Rizal
Andres Bonifacio
Emilio Jacinto
Juan Luna
Who wrote the lyrics of the Philippine national anthem?
Marcela Agoncillo
Jose Manalo
Gregoria De Jesus
Jose Palma
Where was the Philippine independence declared?
Malolos, Bulacan
San Fernando, Pampanga
Capas, Tarlac
Kawit, Cavite
Marcelo H. del Pilar, was known as the greatest writer and defender of the propaganda movement. In his writing, he used his pen name. What was his pen name?
Pingkian
Jomapa
Taga-ilog
Plaridel
Who was the hero of the Tirad Pass?
Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo
Gen. Gregorio del Pilar
Gen. Antonio Luna
Gen. Juan Luna
What was the name of the US warship that sank in Havana, Cuba?
USS Maine
USS Marisol
USS Maribel
USS Maxie
Who were the 1st American that served as teachers to the Filipino during American colony in our country?
Missionaries
Warriors
Thomasites
American Soldiers
In November 15, 1935, the Commonwealth government was inaugurated? Who was the president being elected during that time?
Fidel Ramos
Ramon Magsaysay
Sergio Osmeña
Manuel L Quezon
What was the event that thousands of soldiers were forced to march 7-10 days without food and water from Marivelez, Bataan to San Fernando?
Death March
Balangiga Massacre
Battle of the Tirad Pass
Pearl Harbor Bombing
What was the Japanese money printed without limit in the Philippines?
Japanese yen
Okada money
Mickey Mouse money
Kempeitai
What is the supreme power of a state or country to govern its citizen and its territory?
City Ordinances
Constitutional Laws
Sovereignty
Presidential Decree
What branch of the Armed Forces of the Philippine that are defenders of our country when it is at war?
Philippine Air Force
Philippine Army
Philippine Navy
Philippine National Police
The citizen who violates the laws of the countries he or she visits, bans him or her from visiting again is being called as___________
rebels
leftist
opposition
persona non grata
This bill provided that the Philippines would be given independence after 10 years of preparation and that US military bases would be established in the country. What was this bill?
(a)
What was the name of the guerrilla group in Central Luzon led by Luis Taruc?
(a)
Who was the former president of the Philippines known as “Kampeon ng Masang Pilipino”
(a)
What was the historical event that took place on Feb.22-25, 1986?
(a)
Where did the Marcos family and their close friends went after they left the country on Feb. 25, 1986?
(a)
What do you called on compulsory fee or contribution levied by the government on the people’s income or properties which helps support the government?
(a)
Former President Benigno C. Aquino III implemented two more years in the basic education, what was this program called?
(a)
What was the historical event wherein President Ferdinand Marcos declared on September 23, 1972, putting the entire Philippines under military control?
(a)
What was the cause of the sudden death of President Manuel A. Roxas?
(a)
What kind of government under the Second Republic wherein President Jose P. Laurel became submissive to the command of the Japanese?
(a)
How many islands does the Philippines has?
7,106
7,107
7,108
7,109
How many group of islands does Philippines has?
1
2
3
4
What refers to the land and water that falls within the jurisdiction of a country?
Landmark
Area of Responsibilty
Exclusive Economic Zone
Territory
Philippines has a total land area of _____________.
100,000 square km
200,000 square km
300,000 square km
400,000 square km
What treaty was signed on December 10, 1898 in Paris?
Treaty of Americans
Treaty of Hope
Treaty of Justice
Treaty of Peace
What countries were involved during the the signing of Treaty of Paris?
Spain and America
Spain and Great Britain
Spain and France
Spain and Philippines
What is the other term of Treaty of Washington?
“American Treaty”
“Spanish Treaty”
“Cession Treaty”
“Peace Treaty”
What agreement that was participated by America and Great Britain to claim Mangsee and Turtle islands?
Territorrial Treaty
Claiming Treaty
Economic Treaty
Bounderies Treaty
Philippine territory is clearly stated in ___________.
Article 1 of 1930 Constitution
Article 1 of 1985 Constitution
Article 1 of 1986 Constitution
Article 1 of 1987 Constituion
Who signed the PD. 1596 claiming the Spratly Island as part of the EEZ of the Philippines?
Carlos P. Garcia
Ramon Magsaysay
Sergio Osmeña
Ferdinand Marcos
Our Exclusive Economic Zone is clearly stated in ___________.
PD 1588
PD 1598
PD 1587
PD 1599
Who is the Spanish despot/monarch who proposed the Educational Decree of 1863?
King Philip II
Ferdinand Magellan
Queen Isabella II
Queen Anne Boleyn
There are three (3) factors as to why Nationalism grew slow in the Philippines. What factor states about the geographical barrier, that relates to the archipelagic characteristic of the Philippines?
Divide and Conquer
Regionalism
Topography
Cultural Differences
Who are the three Social Philosophers from Europe who influenced the French Revolution, in which later on spread and reached the Philippines?
Aristotle, Voltaire, and John Locke
Jean Jacques Rosseau, Socrates, and Voltaire
Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Locke, and Erastothenes
Voltaire, John Locke, and Jean Jacques Rouseeau
What is contra-absolutism?
It is a principle that promotes the rights of the people and the common good.
It supports the welfare of the absolute rulers of the empires.
It neglects the rights and equality of the people.
It is a principle based on love for one another and hatred against traitors.
Which of the following actions best shows nationalism to one's country?
Watching Filipino teleserye.
Buying things online.
Following your parent's rules at home.
Be of service.
What is the opposite of World Trading?
Dualistic Trading
Cross-continental trading
Monopolistic Trading
Political trading
Carlos Maria dela Torre is the most loved governor-general in the Philippines because of his liberal approach. How many years did he served as a governor-general in the country?
2
3
4
5
What body of water was opened in the year 1869 that made the travel from the Philippines to Europe even faster than before?
The Panama Canal
The Zeus Canal
The Bashi Channel
The Suez Canal
The following are the three political groups who dominated Spanish government, except?
Conservatives
Moderates
Liberals
Dominicans
What is the other term we use to describe a middle class Filipino during the Spanish Colonial government in the Philippines?
Umalohokan
Despots
Ilustrados
Moderates
What is the definition of nationalism?
Love for one's country
Love for one's pet
Love for one's teacher
Love for one's neighbor
Which of the following is NOT a way to express love for the country?
Buying foreign products
Adhering to the laws of the country
Engaging in civic activities
Ignoring the laws of the country
What was the offshoot of Philippine topography?
Individualism
Nationalism
Regionalism
Globalism
What event triggered the spreading of political theories in the Philippines?
Industrial Revolution
Russian Revolution
American Revolution
French Revolution
When was the Suez Canal officially opened?
1492
1914
1776
1869
Who was the governor-general of the Philippines imbued with the spirit of liberalism?
Carlos Maria de la Torre
Emilio Aguinaldo
Andres Bonifacio
Ferdinand Magellan
What did the Educational Decree of 1863 establish in the Philippines?
Music schools
Normal schools
Military schools
Art schools
What did the ilustrados comprise of?
Peasants
Clergy
Nobility
Middle class
What did the bloodless revolution of 1868 in Spain lead to?
Peaceful transition of power
Establishment of a dictatorship
Coronation of a new king
Overthrow of Queen Isabella II
What did the ideas of liberalism spread to the Philippines advocate?
Dictatorship
Feudalism
Absolute monarchy
People's rights on matters of governance
