This is the translation of Rizal's farewell poem written by Andres Bonifacio in Tagalog.

Where did Rizal conceive the idea of establishing the La Liga Filipina, a civic association composed of Filipinos?

The article that Rizal wrote in Diariong Tagalog urging his compatriots to love their fatherland just like his prize-winning A La Juventud Filipina.

The lieutenant who defended Rizal in the court whom he chose because the former's name was familiar to him as he was the brother of Rizal's bodyguard in 1887.

Who helped Dr. Jose Rizal in preparing the constitution of La Liga Filipina?

Who was Jose Rizal's true love personified as Maria Clara in his novel Noli Me Tangere?

Makamisa was an unfinished literary work by Rizal. What was it?

What is the symbolism of Simoun in El Filibusterismo?

What did Rizal do with Antonio de Morga's book entitled Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas of the British Museum?

Adiós Patria adorada, Región del sol querida… What did Rizal mean when he considered his country a querida?

Rizal's family belonged to which social class in the Philippines?

Where did Rizal finish his medical studies after leaving the University of Santo Tomas?

Which work of Rizal refuted the accusation that Filipinos were lazy?

Who among the following was a friend and supporter of Rizal during his stay in Europe?

Which of the following was NOT an organization associated with Rizal?

Where was Rizal exiled after being accused of fomenting rebellion?

What was the profession of Rizal's father, Francisco Mercado?

Which of Rizal's siblings was closest to him and supported him financially in Europe?

Rizal's education in Europe exposed him to-

Who was the friend of Rizal who sent him books and materials while in Dapitan?

Where did Rizal first practice medicine in Europe?

The Noli Me Tangere was dedicated to-

Who provided financial assistance for the printing of Noli Me Tangere?

What was Rizal's pen name in his writings in La Solidaridad?

The secret society founded by Andres Bonifacio that was inspired by Rizal's writings was-

Which language did Rizal master during his stay in Germany?

Which novel of Rizal depicted the abuses of Spanish friars in the Philippines?

Rizal was born in Calamba, Laguna on-

Who was the painter and sculptor friend of Rizal in Europe?

Who was Rizal's confidant and supporter in Austria who encouraged him to pursue his reformist writings?

The chapter in Noli Me Tangere where the abuses of friars were satirically depicted is-

Who was the woman in Rizal's life whom he met in Madrid but could not marry because of family opposition?

In Dapitan, Rizal lived a life of-

To whom did Rizal send his letter with this line: "I am innocent of the crime of rebellion. I am going to die with a tranquil conscience!"

She was one of the victims of poverty and ignorance in El Filibusterismo. Going with her father and brother, she leapt to her death in a church tower to avoid the evil intention of a lustful friar.

The novel El Filibusterismo came off the press with the financial assistance of-

Who was Rizal's model for the character Pilosopo Tasio?

In Rizal's poem which extolls love of the national language, people who do not love their native language are compared to-

The poem that expresses faith in the Filipino youth as hope of the fatherland is-

Originally written in Tagalog, the poem is one of the only two poems that Rizal wrote in his vernacular. He, however, denied the authorship of such. During his trial, the poem was cited as evidence against him.

Rizal's loneliness is profoundly expressed in this poem which has the lines "His lyre had long ago become so mute and broken, his muse stammers and no longer smiles at him." What is the title of this poem?

Who was the Spanish Governor-General who ordered the deportation of Jose Rizal to Dapitan?

Which work of Rizal was said to be an angry man's personal debate on whether or not violent revolution would solve the Philippine crisis during the Spanish times?

In this university, Rizal obtained his Licentiate in Medicine.

Jose Rizal's novel which revealed the abuses of the Spanish government in the Philippines and the sufferings of the Filipinos was-

The book written by Rizal in defense of the alleged laziness of the Filipinos.

Which status was given to middle-class Filipinos who were educated in Spain and exposed to nationalistic ideas?

Which poem was written by Rizal to express his love for his hometown?

For whom did Rizal dedicate the novel El Filibusterismo?

The designation for places on earth that are of outstanding universal value to humanity is called

Reduccion is the Spanish policy which provided the resettlement of Filipino communities to form town centers or

How do you call the tax imposed on all employed and practicing professionals?

The legislative department during the implementation of the 1973 Constitution.

Which situation is not included in the social justice mandate in the 1987 Constitution?

Who was the last general of the Filipino-American revolution to surrender to the Americans?

Who was the chief adviser of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo?

Who exercises all executive, legislative, and judicial powers in the small communities during the pre-colonial era?

What is the oldest legal code retrieved in the Philippines?

It was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy against the United States naval base on the morning of December 7, 1941.

Who named the country "Islas de San Lázaro?"

Who was called "The First Filipino Diplomat?"

The first Filipino who became a member of the Spanish Cortes Generales.

The highest governing body during the American regime in the Philippines.

The system of forced labor imposed by the Spaniards to the Filipinos.

The term used for the early Filipino belief in spirits that inhabit nature.

The famous newspaper that became the mouthpiece of Filipino propagandists in Spain.

Who founded the La Liga Filipina in 1892?

The "Brains of the Katipunan."

The first woman president of the Philippines.

The Father of the Philippine Constitution.

The Father of the Philippine Revolution.

The youngest Filipino general during the Philippine Revolution.

The first president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines.

The first president of the Republic of the Philippines after independence in 1946.

The Philippine hero who penned the novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

The "Father of the Philippine National Language."

The province where the Cry of Pugad Lawin took place.

The Filipino general known as the "Hero of Tirad Pass."

The founder of the Katipunan.

The longest-serving president of the Philippines.

The first Filipino to head the University of the Philippines.

The leader of the Magdalo faction of the Katipunan.

The Filipino general assassinated in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija in 1899.

The "Father of Philippine Independence."

The site of the declaration of Philippine Independence on June 12, 1898.

The first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines.

The Philippine national hero who was executed in Bagumbayan (Luneta) on December 30, 1896.

The Filipino priest who was martyred together with Burgos and Zamora in 1872.

The Spanish priest who became Governor-General of the Philippines and implemented harsh policies.

The official newspaper of the Katipunan.

The Filipino hero known as the "Great Plebian."

The Filipino hero called the "Brains of the Revolution."

The wife of Andres Bonifacio.

The "Mother of the Philippine Red Cross."

The first woman to join the Katipunan.

The Philippine hero known as "Tandang Sora."

The first editor of La Solidaridad.

The Filipino lawyer who became the last president of the Philippine Republic during the Japanese occupation.

The Filipino known as the "Prince of Filipino Orators."

Rene Descartes said that our mind and thought are true identity and he called

This is the study of basic or fundamental principles of life, knowledge, reality, existence, morality, and human nature through the use of logic and reason.

Philosophy was derived from the Greek words "Phillos" and "Sophia" which means

Which statement is not true about Philosophy?

Which word (adjective) does not describe the physical world?

Which statement is not true about the soul?

It is evident on ___'s ideas that the mind is a tabula rasa or a blank slate.

"Know thyself" and "An unexamined life is not worth living" are lines made known by

According to ___ there are three parts of the soul or self (psyche).

Among the three parts of the soul/self (psyche), this is referred to as the divine essence that lets us think deeply, make wise choices, and achieve a true understanding of eternal truths.

___ is known for his famous line "Cogito ergo sum," or "I think, therefore I am."

He is a known nihilist who claimed the idea of the non-existence of the self.

The "form" and "matter" of beings were explained in detail by

He introduced the idea of two worlds: the World of Forms and the World of Senses.

The philosopher who believed that man is made of body and soul but the soul is more important than the body.

According to him, the body and soul are inseparable because the soul gives life to the body.

He asserted that the soul has three parts: vegetative, appetitive, and rational.

Which philosopher introduced the concept of "World of Becoming" and "World of Being"?

The philosopher who said, "The unexamined life is not worth living."

He believed that knowledge begins with sensory experience and develops through reflection.

Who believed that ideas are innate and knowledge is recollection?

According to him, the mind is like a blank tablet and knowledge comes from experience.

He stated that self is a "bundle of perceptions" and denied the existence of a permanent self.

The philosopher who emphasized faith and reason working together.

According to Plato, the part of the soul responsible for desires and needs is the

The "Father of Western Philosophy."

According to Aristotle, plants and animals only have which type of soul?

The philosopher who believed that man has the ability to control desires through reason.

Which philosopher introduced the concept of Forms or Ideas as eternal and perfect?

He defined man as a "thinking being."

The philosopher who introduced the doctrine of the "Golden Mean."

He rejected innate ideas and believed that all knowledge comes from experience.

He argued that knowledge is not certain because it is based on habits of perception.

Which philosopher believed that humans are rational beings destined for happiness?

He emphasized that man is composed of body and soul united as one substance.

He argued that reality is composed of two substances: res cogitans (thinking substance) and res extensa (extended substance).

Which philosopher claimed that "to know the good is to do the good"?

He believed that the body is the prison of the soul.

Which philosopher stressed that education is recollection of innate ideas?

The philosopher who used dialectics as a method of teaching.

He is considered the first teacher of logic.

The philosopher who said "Man is a social animal."

Which philosopher emphasized the immortality of the soul and life after death?

According to Aristotle, happiness is achieved through

The philosopher who believed that truth is discovered through questioning.

He believed that self is the consciousness of one's own identity.

Who claimed that man is a dual being composed of body and soul?

What refers to the content being sent in a communication?

Which of the following is included in the communication's environment or setting?

Communication usually begins when the message is crafted by whom?

What can confirm the recipient's understanding of the message in a communication?

What can cause communication to be ineffective?

Therese, a deaf student, was not able to give an answer to her teacher's question during the recitation because she lacks the ability to hear verbal instruction. Which kind of interference was illustrated?

When asked to deliver an extemporaneous speech, Mark experienced stage fright, which hindered his ability to speak smoothly, causing the audience to not fully understand him. What communication barrier is present?

In 2009, Michael Osborn identified nine principles for effective communication. Which of these is achieved when jargon is avoided?

When a public speaker examines the audience's interests, age, and maturity before drafting a speech, he is adhering to which of the following?

"Only three out of ten people in the world are able to eat a complete meal in a day." This message is effectively evoking which of the following principles of effective communication?

Which of the following must be avoided in an ethical communication?

Which of these principles is applied when the message given is factually and grammatically correct?

Which type of communication occurs when a person talks to himself for reflection or decision-making?

Which of the following refers to communication between two or more people?

Which type of communication involves a speaker addressing a large audience?

Which is the correct sequence in the communication process?

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication?

Which barrier occurs when technical problems in equipment distort communication?

Which is the best example of clarity in communication?

Which principle emphasizes courtesy and respect in communication?

Which type of communication is a two-way process of exchanging ideas in daily conversations?

Which barrier arises when two people do not share a common language?

Which principle is observed when the speaker provides accurate details and statistics?

Which type of communication is present when social media broadcasts information to a large audience?

Which principle is achieved when a message is delivered with brevity but complete meaning?

Which principle emphasizes showing empathy and understanding the receiver's situation?

What type of barrier is illustrated when background noise makes it hard to understand a message?

Which principle is observed when the message is fresh and imaginative?

Which barrier occurs when the speaker uses technical terms unfamiliar to the audience?

Which principle is shown when the speaker respects the culture and beliefs of the audience?

Which of the following best represents a one-way communication?

Which type of barrier occurs when the speaker is emotionally disturbed?

Which type of communication is used when people interact through body language?

Which element of communication carries the message from sender to receiver?

Which is an example of interpersonal communication?

Which principle of communication is met when the information provided is truthful and based on facts?

Which of the following is considered verbal communication?

Which principle ensures the message is easily understood without confusion?

Which is an example of intrapersonal communication?

Which barrier is present when the microphone malfunctions during a speech?

Which type of barrier is present when the receiver cannot focus due to personal problems?

Which principle emphasizes honesty and truthfulness in communication?

Which of the following is an example of feedback?

Which type of communication occurs when the president delivers a speech to the nation?

Which principle is observed when the communicator ensures the message is not misleading?

Which element of communication is the origin of the message?

Which type of communication involves newspapers, TV, and radio as media?