Who was describe as "Rizalian Soul" because he used Rizal as his literary and moral model?

After Rizal was deported to Dapitan, Bonifacio revived the La Liga Filipina. However, the organization eventually split into two factions: the Cuerpo de los Compromisarios and Katipunan also known as-

Which of the following statement about Apolinario Mabini is not true?

After the death of Andres Bonifacio, Emilio Aguinaldo assumed leadership of the revolutionary forces against Spain. Whom did he appoint as the overall leader of military operations for the revolution?

Who said these lines: "Our means are scarce; but we will continue in this unjust struggle, bloody, and unequal, not from love of war, because we hate it but it defend our undeniable rights to liberty and independence..." ?

In defending the Noli-Fili Bill, who said: "You will no longer find the word 'compulsory' or 'compulsion' in the substitute bill that I have filled. But there is one thing which there could be no compromise so far as I am concerned. I can go no farther, this is I say: If Rizal was a hero, and on that there could be no debate, if Rizal is a national hero, these books that e has written, whenever read, must be read in the unexpurgated, original form"?

Who was marked as the Father of the 1935 Constitution with the help of seven wise men?

While Rizal was in Hong Kong, he conceived of forming a civic organization to effectively pursue new approached to achieve reforms. Who helped him draft the constitution of this society?

Organized groups or movements seeking social reforms during the Spanish period were often short-lived due to several factors, foremost of which was the -

Which of the following is not true about the Propaganda Movement?

Which event is considered the climax of the Filipino people's struggle for nationhood?

Who is known as the "Soul of the Philippine Revolution"?

Who propose making Rizal's novels compulsory in all universities and colleges?

Rizal wrote "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo" for two objectives: to awaken and develop the national consciousness of the people and ___

Austin Coates, a literary critic, identified four objectives in Rizal's "My Last Farewell". Which is not one of them?

When Rizal was in Dapitan, Andres Bonifacio instructed Pio Valenzuela to-

Rizal Day was first instituted through a decree signed by -

One of the four major instruments used by the Spaniards in colonizing the Philippines forced the Filipinos to move to another place for more systematic and proper administration of taxes. This was known as:

The "Urbana at Felisa", a book on proper behavior for women, was written by -

The Americans took control of the Philippines to appear more pro-Filipino than the Spaniard, the American governor-general _________ in 1901 that named Rizal as the Philippine National Hero.

What act was enacted by the Philippine constitution in February 1, 1902 declaring December 30 a public holiday?

What act was reenacted by the United States Philippine Commission that granted the right to use public land upon Luneta in the City of Manila and a monument was erected to commemorate the memory of Jose Rizal?

The Rizal monument located at Rizal Park, Manila, Philippines, was built to commemorate Jose Rizal, a Filipino nationalist. The mausoleum consists of a sculpture with an obelisk as his backdrop. A plaque on the pedestal front read: "To the memory of Jose Rizal, patriot and martyr, executed at Bagumbayan Field December 30th, 1896. This monument is dedicated by the _____."

The perimeter of the Rizal Monument is continuously guarded by soldiers known as __________. About 100 meters (330 feet) west of the monument is the exact location where Rizal was executed, represented by life-size dioramas of his final moments.

The following were reasons why revolts and rebellions failed. Which is not?

His prolific pen centered on the ignorance, abuses, vices, and immorality of a certain friar named "Botod."

It served as mouthpiece of the reformist and articulated the grievances of the Filipinos.

Which is not true about the Masonry Movement?

The La Liga Filipina was considered dangerous by the Spaniards because -

A group of conservative intellectuals from middle class that pledged to contribute financial aid to reform movements.

Rizal volunteered for an army duty in Cuba to -

Who is known as the Brains of Katipunan?

A social class during the Spanish period which held the lowest level.

An organization which was inaugurated on January 12, 1899 in Madrid of which the principal objective is to secure reforms for the Philippines.

To facilitate the work of Circulo-Hispanoo Filipino, it was divided into three parts. Which is not one of them?

The following were associated events in the Cry of Balintawak. Which is not?

In his Manifesto on auguest 29, 1896, Andres Bonifacio -

The place in San Juan where the battle cause heavy casualties among the Katipuneros is now called ____.

Which of the following provinces was not included under the "state of war" as announced by Governor General Ramon Blanco on August 30, 1896?

Due to heated arguments at the Tejeros Convetion, he asked for a recess to cool off the emotional passion of hotheaded Katipunero Leaders.

A typical domineering friar during Rizal's days who was arrogant, immoral, and anti-Filipino.

He led the investigation and arrest of Andres Bonifacio

The national flag bear the ___ which represents the gigantic steps made by the sons of the country along the path of progress and civilization.

The eight rays of the sun signified the eight provinces that declared war against Spain. Which was not?

The predominant value of Rizal when he was exiled in Dapitan.

The "Por Telefeno" written by Rizal demonstrated his -

Rizal's exile in Dapitan gave him the opportunity to -

Rizal joined the Masonry because -

An Augustian Cura of Tondo and attacker of Noli and had been member of the permanent Commission of Censorship.

The statement, "No threat of danger could have changed his plan." refers to Rizal, meaning that he was-

When General Rafael de Izquerdo ordered that Father Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora be condemned to death by garrote:

The statement by Rizal, "We die only once and if we do not die well, we lose an opportunity which will never come up again. If one has to die, at least one must die in his country... for his country." this implies:

Rizal being a normal man, found great delight in women's companionship. He was on the verge of love, himself, out of loyalty to Leonor Rivera, he couldn't reciprocate the girl's affection. Which of these best fits to describe him as a lover?

What does this show about Rizal when he said this statement. "Don't you know that people will erect monument and statues in my honor in the future." ?

What was the poem of Rizal "Sa Aking mga Kababata" about?

Republic Act No. 1425 otherwise known as Rizal Law was approved on ____ but took effect on Aug 17, 1956.

Which of the following is the correct and complete name of Rizal?

Rizal did not finish his third novel "Makamisa" because:

The "Story of The Moth" , which Dona Teodora related to Jose Rizal, narrated the fate of the young moth, which died a martyr to its illusion and left in a deep impression on Rizal's mind. The moth was fated to die as a martyr for a noble idea. What impression did Rizal assert from this situation?

When copies of "Noli Me Tangere" were circulating in the islands, both attackers and defenders came out in the open. There was then a battle over "Noli" which took the form of a war of -

Governor Terrero read the "Noli Me Tangere" and found nothing wrong with it. He was a liberal-minded executive, but among the facts about the novel which Rizal had explained to the governor-general, there was one which pleases him most. What was it?

"To cover the ears, open the eyes, and fold the arms" this was the Spanish colonial policy. What does this imply according to Rizal?

Ferdinand Bluementritt is a moralist friend of Rizal who always consoled him in all his predicament. He said to Rizal, "After all the misfortunes that fallen upon you, now your beloved has abandoned you. I know your heart is pained, but you are on heroes who conquer the pain of a wound inflected by a woman because you follow higher ends." What was Bluementritt's advice to Rizal?

Rizal said, "I have already pawned all my jewelries, I live in a small room. I eat in the cheapest restaurant in order to economize and be able to finish my book soon. I will have to stop its publication if no money comes." What is the dominant value of Rizal in this situation?

"A man ought to die for his duties and his principles. I hold fast to every idea which I have advanced to the condition and future of our country and willingly die for it, and more willingly sacrifice all to secure peace for you." What does this imply about one's native land?

Rizal objected Bonifacio's audacious project to plunge the country into a bloody revolution. He sincerely believed that it was premature for two reasons. What are these reasons?

Rizal chose to remain within the clutches of Spain rather than escape. He graciously turned down the offer to be rescued. "Please leave me alone," he replied. "I know what I am doing." What does Rizal's attitude describes?

Which of the following is not an accusation to Jose Rizal?

Who is the Japanese ancestor of Rizal?

Who is the uncle of Rizal who looked up after his fine arts training?

Executed priest who was a native of Cavite and had aroused suspicions from the Spaniard authorities but die to his age, he was at first reconsidered.

Who among the executed priests said this line, "But what crimes have I committed?"

Which of the following statements is not true about "Noli Me Tangere"?

It is the highest position/office given to the Filipinos during the Spanish time.

Rizal's annotations to Antonio de Morga's ""Sucesos de la Islas Filipinas", that before 1571 Filipinos have the following identities except one:

Rizal killed Simoun in El Filibusterismo because...

Rizal was fired by ________.

When the command to fire or fuego was given, Rizal shouted ______. A soldier then gave him the tiro de gracia, one last merciful shot in the head at close range.

After the execution of Rizal, the Spaniards in the audience shouted ______.

"Nothing will remain of me. I die without seeing the sun rise in my country." Rizal means -

"And do not forget those who fell during the night." Rizal was referring to

What was the initial which was place on the placard of Jose Rizal's grave after he was executed?

Who was the man that promised Rizal to help him in his magnificent project of building a college in Hong Kong?

Who was the priest in Dapitan that refused to officiate the wedding of Jose Rizal and Josephine Bracken?

The monument of Rizal was made of ______.

After Rizal was executed, his body was buried in _____.

A few days after Americans took Manila in August 1899, one of Rizal's sisters asked permission from the authorities to dig up him remains and have them properly buried. Who was among the sisters did this act?

According to Guillermo Tolentino, who made the statue of Rizal, his height is about ____.

The sum 300,000 was appropriated from the _____ to carry out the purpose of RA 1425.

When was the term nationalism was popularized?

Originally, the term nationalism was richly defined by the Filipino folks by embracing their cultural root or _____.

The Propaganda Movement was born in year ___

Under which pen name did Rizal contribute articles to La Solidaridad that discussed the abuses of the friars?

What pen name did Rizal used in writing his literary, nationalistic and reformist ideas in La Solidaridad?