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WorksheetsRPH - Quiz No. 5 Finals (The Philippine Revolution)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 55mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Name: (Last Name, First Name, Middle Initial)
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2.
Course, Year Section:
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3.
What significant event occurred on August 26, 1896, during the Philippine Revolution?
a)
A. The first battle between the Katipuneros and Spanish forces.
b)
B. Bonifacio tore his residence certificate (cedula).
c)
C. The formation of the Katipunan.
d)
D. The signing of the Declaration of Independence.
4.
When was the Tejeros Convention held?
(a)
5.
Who was elected Vice President at the Tejeros Convention?
a)
A) Artemio Ricarte
b)
B) Daniel Tirona
c)
C) Mariano Trias
d)
D) Emiliano de Dios
6.
What office was Andres Bonifacio elected to during the Tejeros Convention?
a)
A) President
b)
B) Secretary of the War
c)
C) Supremo
d)
D) Secretary of the Inferior
7.
Who protested Bonifacio’s election of office?
(a)
8.
What was the role of the Tejeros Convention in the Philippine Revolution?
a)
A) It led to the immediate declaration of independence from Spain
b)
B) It marked the formation of the First Revolutionary Government of the Philippines
c)
C) It was the first military victory of the Filipino forces
d)
D) It ended the conflict between Aguinaldo and Bonifacio
9.
Who was chosen as the Captain General of the Revolutionary Government?
(a)
10.
What position did Emiliano de Dios hold in the Revolutionary Government?
(a)
11.
What were Andres and Procopio Bonifacio found guilty of by the military court?
a)
A) Murder
b)
B) Treason
c)
C) Sedition
d)
D) Theft
12.
Who commanded the squad that executed Andres and Procopio Bonifacio?
(a)
13.
hat was the reason behind General Aguinaldo’s men hunting down Andres Bonifacio and his followers?
a)
A) Bonifacio was seen as a threat to Aguinaldo's leadership
b)
B) They were suspected of collaborating with the Spanish
c)
C) Bonifacio was accused of selling weapons to the Spanish
d)
D) Bonifacio was trying to negotiate a peace treaty with the Spanish
14.
Which battle marked the beginning of the hunt for Bonifacio and his followers?
a)
A) Pact of Biak na Bato
b)
B) Battle of Limbon
c)
C) Battle of Pinaglaban
d)
D) Tejeros Convention
15.
Who was the founder of La Liga Filipina?
a)
A) Emilio Aguinaldo
b)
B) Domingo Franco
c)
C) José Rizal
d)
D) Andres Bonifacio
16.
Which event led to the end of La Liga Filipina shortly after it was founded?
a)
A) The Spanish authorities imprisoned José Rizal
b)
B) The formation of the Katipunan
c)
C) A conflict with Emilio Aguinaldo
d)
D) The first major revolt against Spain
17.
What was the long-term impact of La Liga Filipina on the Philippine Revolution?
a)
A) It resulted in the formal independence of the Philippines from Spain
b)
B) It led to the peaceful negotiations between the Spanish and Filipinos
c)
C) It helped to achieve reforms under the Spanish colonial system
d)
D) It inspired the formation of the Katipunan, which was more militant and radical
18.
Where did Emilio Aguinaldo move his war camp to after leaving Cavite?
a)
A) Hong Kong
b)
B) Biak na Bato
c)
C) Balintawak
d)
D) Limbon
19.
When was the Biak na Bato Republic officially established?
(a)
20.
Who acted as the go-between in the peace negotiations between General Aguinaldo and Governor-General Primo de Rivera?
(a)
21.
Who was the Governor-general who imposed martial law under the first eight provinces to revolt the Spain?
(a)
22.
Which of the following was NOT part of the agenda of the Pact of Biak na Bato?
a)
a) Amnesty for those who participated in the revolution
b)
b) The surrender of Emilio Aguinaldo and the revolutionary leaders
c)
c) Independence of the Philippines
d)
d) Exile of the revolutionary leadership to Hong Kong
23.
What was the primary purpose of the Pact of Biak na Bato for the Spanish government?
a)
a) To suppress the Filipino revolution and avoid further bloodshed
b)
b) To grant independence to the Philippines
c)
c) To relocate the Filipino revolutionary leaders
d)
d) To establish a military presence in the Philippines
24.
Where did General Aguinaldo and other revolutionary leaders go into exile after the Pact of Biak na Bato was signed?
(a)
25.
Who is known as the “Joan of Arc of Cavite” for her role in the Philippine Revolution?
a)
a) Teresa Magbanua
b)
b) Trinidad Tecson
c)
c) Melchora Aquino
d)
d) Agueda Kahabagan
26.
What role did Filipino women play in the Philippine Revolution?
a)
a) They were primarily teachers and scholars.
b)
b) They served as freedom fighters, war nurses, and makers of the Filipino flag.
c)
c) They were mainly responsible for diplomatic negotiations.
d)
d) They provided financial support.
27.
Who was known as the “Joan of Arc of Visayas” for her contribution to the revolution?
a)
a) Teresa Magbanua
b)
b) Melchora Aquino
c)
c) Trinidad Tecson
d)
d) Agueda Kahabagan
28.
Who was called the “Mother of Biak na Bato” for her contribution during the revolution?
a)
a) Teresa Magbanua
b)
b) Melchora Aquino
c)
c) Trinidad Tecson
d)
d) Agueda Kahabagan
29.
How much of the war indemnity did the Spanish government actually pay to the Filipinos after the Pact of Biak na Bato?
a)
a) P400,000
b)
b) P200,000
c)
c) P600,000
d)
d) P1.7 M
30.
After the signing of the Pact of Biak na Bato, how did the Filipino revolutionaries respond to the unfulfilled payment?
a)
a) They accepted the partial payment and ended the revolution
b)
b) They negotiated a new peace agreement
c)
c) They used the money they received to buy weapons and continued the fight
d)
d) They formed alliances with other countries
31.
Despite losing battles, what motivated the Filipinos to continue fighting?
a)
a) The determination to fight for freedom
b)
b) The promise of independence
c)
c) The influence of foreign countries
d)
d) The lack of military resources
32.
What was one of the negative consequences of the rivalry between Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo during the revolution?
a)
a) It strengthened the unity of the revolutionary forces
b)
b) It resulted in the immediate victory over the Spanish
c)
c) It led to a split within the revolutionary movement, causing the Filipinos to lose many battles
d)
d) It allowed the Spanish forces to be more cooperative
33.
What lesson do you think can be learned from the historical values of the Philippine Revolution?
a)
a) That leadership is not important in a revolution
b)
b) That revolutions can be won without sacrifices
c)
c) That external support is the key to victory
d)
d) That unity and careful planning are crucial for success
34.
Where did Andres Bonifacio gather his men to begin the Philippine Revolution in 1896?
a)
A. Cavite
b)
B. Dapitan
c)
C. Balintawak
d)
D. Fort Santiago
35.
What was one of the primary causes of the Philippine Revolution?
a)
A. The prosperity of the Filipino economy
b)
B. The influence of American democracy
c)
C. The signing of the Treaty of Paris
d)
D. The abuses of Spanish officials and priests
36.
Who were particularly targeted for persecution by the Spanish authorities during the colonial period?
a)
A. Spanish merchants
b)
B. Filipino leaders who defended the rights of their countrymen
c)
C. Foreign missionaries
d)
D. The ruling Spanish nobility
37.
What did Filipinos desire to regain during the time leading to the revolution?
a)
A. Independence
b)
B. Religious freedom
c)
C. Land from Spanish nobles
d)
D. Wealth from overseas trade
38.
Which of the following best describes the Katipunan?
a)
A. A political party advocating for reforms within Spanish rule
b)
B. A movement for religious tolerance
c)
C. A secret organization formed to fight for Philippine independence
d)
D. A group of Filipino intellectuals seeking to peacefully negotiate with Spain
39.
What action did Andres Bonifacio take that escalated tensions and contributed to the Philippine Revolution?
a)
A. He organized peaceful protests in Manila
b)
B. He started a diplomatic mission to Spain
c)
C. He published a book denouncing Spanish rule
d)
D. He called for an armed uprising and revolution through the Katipunan
40.
Who is the traitor of the Katipunan?
(a)
41.
On what date did the first battle of the revolution occur?
a)
A. August 26, 1896
b)
B. July 7, 1892
c)
C. March 22, 1897
d)
D. August 30, 1896
42.
Where did the first battle of the Philippine Revolution take place?
a)
A. San Miguel, Bulacan
b)
B. Imus, Cavite
c)
C. San Juan del Monte Manila
d)
D. San Juan del Monte, Bulacan
43.
How many Katipuneros participated in the first battle at San Juan del Monte?
(a)
44.
What was the first battle called?
a)
A. Battle of Pinaglabanan
b)
B. Tejeros Convention
c)
C. Battle of Limbon
d)
D. Acta de Tejeros
45.
How many Filipino fighters were left dead after the Battle of Pinaglabanan?
a)
A. 100
b)
B. 153
c)
C. 200
d)
D. 1000
46.
Which of the following provinces was not part of the eight provinces declared in a state of war during the revolution?
a)
A. Manila
b)
B. Pampanga
c)
C. Cavite
d)
D. Bicol
47.
Where was Dr. Jose P. Rizal exiled after being arrested by the Spanish authorities?
a)
A. Fort Santiago
b)
B. Dapitan
c)
C. Cuba
d)
D. Balintawak
48.
On what date was Dr. Jose P. Rizal executed?
a)
A. December 30, 1892
b)
B. December 30, 1896
c)
C. December 31, 1896
d)
D. July 06, 1892
49.
Dr. Jose P. Rizal is considered the greatest national hero of the Philippines. What was his contribution to the revolution?
a)
A. Leading the Katipunan against Spanish forces
b)
B. Negotiating peace with the Spanish government
c)
C. Organizing the first armed battle against the Spanish
d)
D. His writings and ideas inspired the Filipino people to fight for independence
50.
What was the main difference in the leadership qualities that the Magdiwang and Magdalo factions valued?
a)
A. Bonifacio’s leadership in starting the revolution vs. Aguinaldo’s victories in battle
b)
B. Bonifacio’s experience in diplomacy vs. Aguinaldo’s military victories
c)
C. Bonifacio’s intellectual ability vs. Aguinaldo’s financial resources
d)
D. Bonifacio’s family background vs. Aguinaldo’s political connections
51.
Who did the Magdalo faction support as leader?
(a)
52.
Who did the Magdiwangs support as their leader?
(a)
53.
What were the 8 provinces declared under state of war during Philippine Revolution?
(a)
54.
What is the organization established by Rizal aimed to unite Filipinos across social classes, provide mutual aid, and support civil rights and reforms in the government and church through peaceful, legal methods?
(a)
55.
Who is the president of the Biak na Bato Republic?
(a)
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