WorksheetsSpanish Voyage, Emilio Aguinaldo, and Philippines under USA
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 41mins
Which of the following best defines history?
A) A collection of records without analysis
B) Only a list of important dates and events
C) A study of human past and its significance
D) A review of modern life events
Dr. Zeus Salazar defined history as:
A) “mga pangyayari na may saysay para sa grupo ng taong sinasaysayan nito”
B) history is a study of human achievements.
C) A record of all battles and victories
D) A record of significant artifacts
Which of the following is considered a primary source?
A) A modern newspaper article
B) A textbook summary
C) A diary entry from a historical figure
D) An article analyzing historical events
The Cyclical Theory of history suggests that:
A) History progresses in a straight line
B) History repeats itself in patterns over time
C) History is driven by divine intervention
D) History shows constant improvement
The Linear Theory of history believes that events proceed:
A) In random directions
B) In cycles
C) In a straight line
D) With no clear pattern
The concept of Linear Progressive Theory suggests that:
A) History is in a constant state of decline
B) History follows a cyclical pattern
C) History improves progressively over time
D) History remains static
Providential Theory holds that history is determined by:
A) Economic conditions
B) Social movements
C) Divine intervention
D) Natural disasters
Economic history is primarily concerned with:
A) The role of trade in history
B) The forces of labor and material production
C) The significance of religious events
D) Political campaigns
Commerce History emphasizes the role of ____ in shaping historical events.
A) Art and culture
B) Wars and conflicts
C) Trade and exchange
D) Religious beliefs
The Challenge-Response Theory of history focuses on:
A) Divine intervention in human affairs
B) Humanity’s reaction to challenges and demands
C) Political ideologies
D) Trade relations and commerce
Paleography is the study of:
A) Fossils
B) Ancient languages
C) Old manuscripts and documents
D) Coins and currency
Which field focuses on the study of historical rules, treaties, and policies?
A) Diplomatic history
B) Economic history
C) Social history
D) Oral history
Political history includes
A) Study of the evolution of languages
B) Details of events like battles, rulers, and policies
C) The scientific study of money
D) Analysis of labor movements
Philology is the study of:
A) Old documents
B) Political treaties
C) Ancient texts, languages, and literature
D) Trade and commerce
Numismatics, an approach in history, studies:
A) Coins, medals, and forms of currency
B) Old documents
C) Patterns of social trends
D) Fossils and ancient artifacts
Oral History is:
A) Study of written records
B) History passed down through spoken word
C) Only about ancient manuscripts
D) Exclusive to political history
Universal History views history as:
A) Separate events of distinct nations
B) A collection of random occurrences
C) One interconnected unit of human experience
D) Independent timelines without relation to each other
Sources of History
The earliest accounts of Philippine archaeology were documented by:
A) Ferdinand Marcos
B) Dr.Antonio de Morga
C) Andres Bonifacio
D) Ferdinand Magellan
Dr. Jose Rizal contributed to archaeology by:
A) Publishing a book on ancient tools
B) Finding ground and polished stone tools
C) Writing about the Philippine Revolution
D) Establishing museums
Which of the following is an example of a primary source?
A) A history textbook
B) A letter from a soldier during a war
C) A modern news article
D) An analysis of a historical event
Feodor Jagor, a German traveler, noted that a priest in which location collected artifacts from ancient graveyards?
A) Naga, Camarines Sur
B) Cebu City
C) Marinduque
D) Palawan
Who formally began archaeological work in the Philippines in 1881, and on which island?
A) Henry Otley Beyer; Palawan
B) Carl Guthe; Cebu
C) Alfred Marche; Marinduque
D) Robert Fox; Bukidnon
The limestone burial jars in Bukidnon, discovered by Marcelino Maceda, suggest:
A) Artistic creativity
B) Early religious practices and beliefs in an afterlife
C) Trade with China
D) Iron Age culture
Henry Otley Beyer, considered as the "?" made significant discoveries in Novaliches.
(a)
Robert Fox and Alfredo Evangelista discovered the Tabon Man, a fossil dating back:
A) 900 years
B) 5,000 years
C) 22,000 to 24,000 years
D) 1,000 years
The limestone burial jars in Bukidnon, discovered by Marcelino Maceda, suggest:
A) Artistic creativity
B) Early religious practices and beliefs in an afterlife
C) Trade with China
D) Iron Age culture
The ______ ___________, dating to 900 AD, is significant because it reveals a pre-Hispanic economic system and sense of social order
(a)
Chinese ceramics found in the Philippines indicate:
A) A sophisticated writing system
B) Systematic trade and aesthetic appreciation in early Philippine society
C) The use of metal tools in daily life
D) Isolation from neighboring regions
The Code of Kalantiaw was eventually declared a hoax by "?" due to inconsistencies and lack of historical evidence
(a)
The character of Princess Urduja, a supposed warrior princess, was based on a Spanish myth about the Philippines
True
False
The "?", believed to have existed around 250,000 years ago, is one of the earliest human inhabitants theorized in the Philippines.
(a)
The Negritos arrived in the Philippines between "?" years ago and are believed to have crossed land bridges from the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, and Australia.
(a)
The "?" people, who arrived 5,000 to 6,000 years ago, were seafaring, tool-using, and known for their tall, slender physiques, light complexion, and thin lips. Their culture displaced the Negritos to the mountains.
(a)
The Malays, arriving in the "?" centuries, are credited with introducing Iron Age culture to the Philippines.
(a)
The "?" theory dismisses the wave of migration theory, arguing that Southeast Asian people shared common customs and traditions, without any ethnic group being racially or culturally dominant.
(a)
Antonio Pigafetta was born:
A) in the 18th century
B) in the 20th century
C) in the 15th century
D) in the 14th century
The expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan began in:
A) August 1518
B) September 1519
C) August 1519
D) July 1520
The name of the Spanish fleet led by Magellan was:
A) Armada de Spain
B) Armada de Portugal
C) Armada de Molucca
D) Armada de Oceanus
Who commanded the ship Trinidad?
A) Juan Serrano
B) Gaspar de Quesada
C) Ferdinand Magellan
D) Luiz Mendoza
What was the only ship that completed the voyage back to Spain?
A) San Antonio
B) Concepcion
C) Santiago
D) Victoria
The name of the translator in Magellan’s crew was:
A) Duarte Barbosa
B) Enrique
Pigafetta recorded that the first mass in the Philippines was held in:
A) Samar
B) Cebu
C) Limasawa
D) Zubu
The name of the ruler of Cebu who was baptized and named Don Carlos was:
A) Raja Colambu
B) Raja Humabon
C) Raja Siagu
D) Raja Lapu-Lapu
The chief who refused to obey the king of Spain and fought against Magellan was:
A) Zula
B) Raja Colambu
C) Lapu-Lapu
D) Raja Siagu
After Magellan’s death, who took command and drove the remaining crew back to Spain?
A) Enrique
B) Juan Serrano
C) Duarte Barbosa
D) Juan Sebastián Elcano
According to Pigafetta’s account, what was significant about the first expedition around the world?
A) It proved that the earth is flat
B) It established trade routes to Africa
C) It proved that the earth is round
D) It restricted trade with Asia
Who replaced Magellan as captain after his death?
A) Duarte Barbosa
B) Juan Serrano
C) Juan Sebastián Elcano
D) Raja Humabon
The name of the largest and richest city mentioned by Pigafetta in the Philippines was:
A) Zubu
B) Mazaua
C) Humunu
D) Butuan
The expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan started on:
A) September 10, 1518
B) August 10, 1519
C) August 10, 1520
D) July 10, 1519
The first mass in the Philippines was held on:
A) March 25, 1521
B) March 31, 1521
C) April 7, 1521
D) April 14, 1521
The baptism of Raja Humabon and the local people of Cebu took place on:
A) April 1, 1521
B) April 8, 1521
C) April 14, 1521
D) April 26, 1521
The first sighting of the Philippines by Magellan’s expedition occurred on:
A) March 16, 1521
B) March 25, 1521
C) April 1, 1521
D) April 7, 1521
Magellan’s fleet arrived in Cebu on:
A) March 18, 1521
B) March 31, 1521
C) April 7, 1521
D) April 14, 1521
The Battle of Mactan, where Magellan was killed, occurred on:
A) April 14, 1521
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B) April 20, 1521
C) April 27, 1521
D) April 30, 1521
Who was responsible for writing the Kartilya ng Katipunan?
A) Andres Bonifacio
B) Emilio Jacinto
C) Marcelo H. del Pilar
D) Graciano Lopez Jaena
What was the original title of the Kartilya ng Katipunan?
A) Lessons of the Katipunan
B) Manga Aral Nang Katipunan ng mga A.N.B./Lessons of the Organization of the Sons of Country
C) Katipunan Code of Conduct
D) The Path of Revolution
Emilio Jacinto was appointed as a commander of the Katipunan in which region?
A) Southern Luzon
B) Northern Luzon
C) Visayas
D) Mindanao
What was Emilio Jacinto's age when he died?
A) 18
B) 22
C) 24
D) 30
What is emphasized about time in the Kartilya ng Katipunan?
A) Time can be recovered, so there is no need to worry about wasting it.
B) Time lost is irreplaceable, and one must not waste it.
C) Time is less important than wealth.
D) Time should be spent on personal gain.
Diego Silang was primarily known for leading a revolt in which region of the Philippines?
A) Luzon
B) Visayas
C) Ilocos
D) Mindanao
What title did Diego Silang give himself during his revolt?
A) El Rey de Luzon
B) El Rey de Visayas
C) El Rey de Ilocos
D) El Rey de Filipinas
Emilio Aguinaldo was born in which town and province in the Philippines?
A) Tondo, Manila
B) Kawit, Cavite
C) Imus, Cavite
D) Balintawak, Quezon
At what age did Emilio Aguinaldo become the Cabeza de Barangay of Binakayan?
A) 25
B) 17
C) 20
D) 30
Emilio Aguinaldo joined the Freemasons in 1895. What was his codename?
A) Magdalo
B) Katipon
C) Colon
D) Supremo
Who was the first president of the Katipunan?
A) Emilio Aguinaldo
B) Andres Bonifacio
C) Deodato Arellano
D) Roman Basa
Which battle was one of the key victories for Filipino revolutionaries under Aguinaldo’s command, leading to the liberation of Cavite from the Spaniards?
A) Battle of Zapote Bridge
B) Battle of Manila
C) Battle of Alapan
D) Battle of Imus
What was the password for the second grade member of the Katipunan, called a "kawal"?
A) Z. Ll. B.
B) Rizal
C) Gom-Bur-Za
D) Anak ng Bayan
Who is known as the “Lakambini ng Katipunan” (The Muse of the Katipunan)?
A) Jacinto Zamora
B) Gregoria de Jesus
C) Honoria Patiño
D) Marcela Agoncillo
Emilio Aguinaldo died at the age of 94 in February 1964. What was the cause of his death?
A) Stroke
B) Respiratory failure
C) Cardiovascular disease
D) Kidney failure
What role did Father Mariano Gil play in the discovery of the Katipunan?
A) He was one of the first leaders of the Katipunan
B) He informed the Spanish authorities about the secret society
C) He was a member of the Katipunan
D) He helped translate the Katipunan documents
Emilio Aguinaldo was the seventh of how many children in his family?
A) 10
B) 6
C) 8
D) 12
At what age did Emilio Aguinaldo become the gobernadorcillo of Cavite Viejo?
A) 20
B) 18
C) 25
D) 30
In what year did Emilio Aguinaldo join the Freemasons?
A) 1889
B) 1895
C) 1900
D) 1898
