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WorksheetsFinal Examination in Philippine History
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
The Greek word "Historia" means:
Storytelling
Learning by inquiry
Collection of myths
Writing of events
Who is known as the "Father of History"?
Aristotle
Thucydides
Cicero
Herodotus
The study of historical writing and the methods used is called:
Historiography
Paleography
Ethnography
Archeology
Which type of history answers the questions "what, when, where, and who"?
Speculative
Factual
Analytical
Interpretative
Verisimilitude in history refers to:
Historical imagination
Truth, authenticity, and plausibility
Heroic narrative
Colonial interpretation
Ferdinand Magellan was originally from:
Spain
Portugal
Italy
France
The Italian chronicler who documented Magellan's voyage was:
Antonio Pigafetta
Sebastian Elcano
Rui Faleiro
Gaspar Quesada
Who led the defense of Mactan and defeated Magellan?
Rajah Humabon
Rajah Sulayman
Rajah Lapu-Lapu
Rajah Tupas
The first recorded Catholic baptism in the Philippines took place in:
Mactan
Cebu
Butuan
Mindoro
Rajah Humabon's wife, baptized as Juana, was gifted by Magellan with:
A golden cross
A Sto. Niño
A rosary
A Bible
The First Catholic Mass in the Philippines is debated between which two sites?
Cebu and Mactan
Homonhon and Leyte
Limasawa and Masao (Butuan)
Mindoro and Palawan
Who named the Philippines "Las Islas Felipinas"?
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Ruy Lopez de Villalobos
Ferdinand Magellan
Antonio Pigafetta
The first Governor-General of the Philippines was:
Sebastian Elcano
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Luis de Mendoza
Jose Montero y Vidal
Juan de Plasencia is notable for writing:
Doctrina Cristiana
El Filibusterismo
Noli Me Tangere
Spoliarium
The pre-colonial chief or community leader was called:
Maharlika
Timawa
Datu
Rajah
Which class in pre-colonial Tagalog society were the common free people?
Timawa
Maharlika
Datu
Aliping Saguiguilid
The dowry practice in pre-colonial marriage customs was called:
Paninilbihan
Bigay-kaya
Panghihimuyat
Pamamanhikan
The supreme deity of the Tagalogs, also known as "Maykapal," was:
Bathala
Dumangan
Apolaki
Lakapati
Who was the goddess of fertility among the Tagalogs?
Anagolay
Lakapati (Ikapati)
Idianale
Anitun Tabu
Who is known as the patron god of warriors and the sun?
Mapulon
Dumakulem
Apolaki
Bathala
Fernando Amorsolo is best known for:
Sculptures of revolutionaries
Illuminated landscapes
Abstract art
Romanticist frescoes
Juan Luna's famous Spoliarium is displayed at the:
Louvre Museum
Prado Museum
National Museum of Fine Arts, Manila
Ayala Museum
The painting "Palay Maiden" by Amorsolo symbolizes:
The resilience of Filipinos
The agricultural wealth of the Philippines
Christian devotion
The Spanish conquest
Political caricatures are best described as:
Decorative art forms
Exaggerated visual critiques of social/political issues
Ancient folk symbols
Romanticized portrayals of daily life
The Cavite Mutiny of 1872 took place on:
January 20, 1872
February 17, 1872
March 21, 1872
April 4, 1872
Who was the Filipino leader of the Cavite Mutiny?
Felipe Ginoves
Sergeant Lamadrid
Jose Burgos
Antonio Regidor
Which Spanish Governor-General was known for his "iron-fist" rule during the Cavite Mutiny?
Carlos Maria de la Torre
Rafael Izquierdo
Diego Silang
Jose Montero Vidal
The martyr priests known as GOMBURZA were executed by:
Firing squad
Hanging
Garrote (strangulation)
Beheading
The execution of GOMBURZA took place at:
Malacañang Palace
Fort Santiago
Bagumbayan (Luneta)
Intramuros
Who wrote the Spanish version of the Cavite Mutiny?
Jose Montero y Vidal
Rafael Izquierdo
Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
Antonio Regidor
Who authored the Filipino version of the Cavite Mutiny?
Jose Rizal
Marcelo del Pilar
Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
Apolinario Mabini
The ship that successfully returned to Spain after Magellan's expedition was:
Concepcion
Trinidad
Victoria
San Antonio
Who was the captain who completed the circumnavigation after Magellan's death?
Gaspar Quesada
Sebastian Elcano
Luis de Mendoza
Juan Serrano
Which expedition failed to reach the Philippines but aimed to recover Magellan's remains?
Loaisa Expedition
Cabot Expedition
Villalobos Expedition
Saavedra Expedition
The expedition that first introduced the name "Las Islas Felipinas" was led by:
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Sebastian Cabot
Ruy Lopez de Villalobos
Alvaro de Saavedra
The first book printed in the Philippines by Juan de Plasencia was:
Doctrina Cristiana
Customs of Tagalog
Vocabulario de Lengua Tagala
Arte y Reglas de la Lengua Tagala
Which social class in Tagalog society could be sold by their masters?
Maharlika
Timawa
Aliping Saguiguilid
Aliping Namamahay
Which practice in pre-colonial marriage customs involved payment to the bride's parents?
Bigay-kaya
Paninilbihan
Panghihimuyat
Pamamanhikan
The fickle-minded goddess of wind and rain was:
Lakapati
Anitun Tabu
Idianale
Anagolay
The goddess of labor and good deeds in Tagalog mythology was:
Idianale
Lakapati
Anagolay
Dumangan
Known as the goddess of lost things:
Mapulon
Anitun Tabu
Anagolay
Lakapati
Juan Luna's "The Parisian Life" is also known as:
Café Interior
The Filipino Woman
Filipino Parisienne
Life in Spain
Which of the following best describes Fernando Amorsolo's artistic style?
Abstract expressionism
Impressionism with mastery of light
Surrealism
Romanticism
The Spoliarium depicts:
The lives of Filipinos in rural areas
The Roman Colosseum basement with dying gladiators
The colonial oppression of Filipinos
The voyage of Magellan
Political caricatures in Philippine newspapers are usually found on the:
Business page
Editorial page
Entertainment page
Sports page
The Cavite Mutiny happened in the arsenal located at:
Fort Santiago
Cavite Arsenal (Fort San Felipe)
Bagumbayan
Intramuros
Which Spanish Governor-General was admired for his liberal reforms before Izquierdo?
Rafael Izquierdo
Carlos María de la Torre
Diego de los Rios
Basilio Augustín
The execution of GOMBURZA in 1872 inspired which Filipino hero to dedicate a novel to them?
Andres Bonifacio
Apolinario Mabini
Jose Rizal
Marcelo del Pilar
Which novel of Rizal was dedicated to GOMBURZA?
Noli Me Tangere
El Filibusterismo
Mi Último Adiós
La Solidaridad
The Cavite Mutiny is historically significant because:
It ended Spanish colonization
It awakened Filipino nationalism and inspired the 1896 Revolution
It established Philippine independence in 1872
It led to the fall of Governor Izquierdo
History as a discipline is entirely objective and free from interpretation.
Speculative history answers the questions 'why' and 'how.'
Magellan was killed in the Battle of Mactan by a spear and poison arrow.
Rajah Humabon was the king of Mactan.
Sebastian Elcano completed the circumnavigation after Magellan's death.
The First Mass is uncontestedly proven to have happened in Butuan.
Villalobos named the Philippines after King Philip II of Spain.
The Aliping Namamahay could be sold or traded by their masters.
Courtship in pre-colonial times included Paninilbihan, a service rendered to the bride's family.
Bathala was considered the highest deity of the Tagalogs.
Fernando Amorsolo's works often glorified rural life and nature.
Juan Luna's Spoliarium won a gold medal in the 1884 Madrid Exposition.
Political caricatures are meant to entertain without addressing social issues.
The Cavite Mutiny was magnified by Spanish friars to implicate Filipino clergy.
GOMBURZA were executed in 1896 after the Cry of Pugadlawin.
Governor Rafael Izquierdo was more liberal than his predecessor De la Torre.
The Cavite Mutiny contributed to the awakening of Filipino nationalism.
Jose Rizal dedicated his novel El Filibusterismo to the GOMBURZA.
The Spaniards claimed fireworks during a fiesta triggered the mutiny.
The Filipino account views the Cavite Mutiny as a simple labor protest exaggerated by the Spanish.
The execution of GOMBURZA was carried out in Fort Santiago.
The Cavite Mutiny involved around 200 Filipino soldiers and workers.
Pigafetta's account is considered the most credible primary source of Magellan's expedition.
Political caricatures in the Philippines are purely modern inventions and were never used in earlier centuries.
The Cavite Mutiny was one of the precursors of the 1896 Philippine Revolution.
