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SEMIFINAL HISTORY 101

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The term "Moro" originated from the Spanish word 'Moors,' who were Muslim rulers in which country?

a)

Philippines

b)

Morocco

c)

Spain

d)

Portugal

2.

The Spanish began using “Moro” for Islamized Mindanao peoples in what year?

a)

711

b)

1492

c)

1565

d)

1898

3.

The term "Moro" was not indigenous but was:

a)

A term of respect

b)

Imposed by Spaniards

c)

Created by Tausug

d)

From 'Mindanao'

4.

Which is NOT a major ethnolinguistic Moro group?

a)

Tausug

b)

Maranao

c)

Maguindanaon

d)

Ilocano

5.

Islam spread to the Philippines mainly through:

a)

Military conquest

b)

Pilgrimages

c)

Trade

d)

Missions

6.

Spaniards viewed Moros as:

a)

Allies

b)

“Infidels” and a threat

c)

Traders

d)

Protected subjects

7.

The conflict between Moros and Spain is called the:

a)

Philippine Revolution

b)

Seven Years’ War

c)

Moro-Spanish Wars

d)

Expansion War

8.

The Jabidah Massacre occurred in:

a)

1946

b)

1968

c)

1972

d)

1986

9.

Founder of the MNLF (1972):

a)

Datu Ali

b)

Laurel

c)

Marcos

d)

Nur Misuari

10.

The term for a united Moro nation:

a)

Morolandia

b)

Bangsamoro

c)

Mindanao Republic

d)

Moro Sovereignty

11.

Bangsamoro Autonomous Region represents progress toward:

a)

Independence

b)

Assimilation

c)

Self-determination

d)

Military rule

12.

“Bangsamoro” reflects which heritages?

a)

Spanish & Indigenous

b)

Islamic & Indigenous

c)

American & Islamic

d)

Christian & Indigenous

13.

Moro group associated with Sulu:

a)

Maguindanaon

b)

Maranao

c)

Sama

d)

Tausug

14.

After WWII, Moros were generally:

a)

Integrated

b)

Marginalized

c)

Autonomous

d)

Leaders

15.

Moro-Spanish Wars were marked by:

a)

Spanish victory

b)

Cooperation

c)

Centuries of resistance

d)

Conversion

16.

The Philippines was colonized by how many foreign powers?

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

Four

d)

Five

17.

Longest colonial period:

a)

Spain

b)

Britain

c)

U.S.

d)

Japan

18.

Which colonizer stayed only two years?

a)

Spain

b)

Britain

c)

U.S.

d)

Japan

19.

Independence (1946) came after rule by:

a)

Spain

b)

Britain

c)

United States

d)

Japan

20.

Transfer of Power in 1898 belongs to:

a)

Spanish Legacy

b)

British Legacy

c)

American Legacy

d)

Japanese Occupation

21.

Spain introduced:

a)

Self-governance

b)

Industrialization

c)

Christianity & education

d)

Federalism

22.

Spanish abuses caused:

a)

Prosperity

b)

Peace

c)

The 1896 Revolution

d)

First Republic

23.

Britain captured Manila during:

a)

WW1

b)

Spanish-American War

c)

Seven Years’ War

d)

WW2

24.

Why Britain failed to expand beyond Manila:

a)

Treaty

b)

No resources

c)

Spanish-Filipino resistance

d)

U.S. invasion

25.

Spain regained full control in:

a)

1762

b)

1764

c)

1898

d)

1946

26.

Aguinaldo captured in:

a)

1898

b)

1899

c)

1901

d)

1946

27.

American period warfare type:

a)

Trench

b)

Naval

c)

Guerrilla

d)

Aerial

28.

Colonizer influencing Filipino culture 300+ years:

a)

Japan

b)

Britain

c)

U.S.

d)

Spain

29.

Colonization shaped Filipinos in:

a)

Positive ways only

b)

Negative ways only

c)

Both positive and negative

d)

No effect

30.

Second Republic existed under occupation by:

a)

Spain

b)

U.S.

c)

Japan

d)

Britain

31.

A puppet government is controlled by:

a)

A party

b)

Another power

c)

A junta

d)

Its president

32.

Laurel was charged with:

a)

Sedition

b)

Corruption

c)

Treason

d)

Espionage

33.

Who granted Laurel amnesty in 1948?

a)

Quirino

b)

Roxas

c)

MacArthur

d)

Hirohito

34.

Second Republic dissolved on:

a)

Dec 8, 1941

b)

July 4, 1945

c)

Aug 17, 1945

d)

July 4, 1946

35.

Laurel lost the 1949 election to:

a)

Quirino

b)

Roxas

c)

Magsaysay

d)

Garcia

36.

Laurel founded LPU to promote:

a)

Liberal arts

b)

Civic responsibility

c)

Technical training

d)

Agriculture

37.

Some historians view Laurel as trying to:

a)

Strengthen party

b)

Protect Filipinos

c)

Gain wealth

d)

Help Japan

38.

Laurel’s cabinet fled to Baguio then to:

a)

Taiwan

b)

China

c)

Korea

d)

Japan

39.

Two leaders under extreme pressure:

a)

Quezon & Osmeña

b)

Aquino Sr. & Vargas

c)

Aguinaldo & Bonifacio

d)

Roxas & Quirino

40.

Laurel helped draft:

a)

Malolos Constitution

b)

1935 Constitution

c)

1943 Constitution

d)

1899 Declaration

41.

True history understanding requires context, empathy, and:

a)

Memorization

b)

Critical analysis

c)

Oversimplification

d)

Military knowledge

42.

Oversimplification means:

a)

Tentative

b)

Inadequate

c)

Reduced to basics

d)

Based on primary sources

43.

Inadequacy happens when:

a)

Too much evidence

b)

Too little evidence

c)

No interest

d)

Too many opinions

44.

Case study for interpretation issues is:

a)

Independence

b)

Rizal’s Retraction

c)

Pugad Lawin

d)

Blood Compact

45.

History should be critiqued using:

a)

Secondary

b)

Primary sources

c)

Textbooks

d)

Oral traditions

46.

Lapulapu fought:

a)

Humabon

b)

Magellan

c)

Zula

d)

Legazpi

47.

Date of Mactan:

a)

March 16

b)

April 7

c)

April 27

d)

March 31

48.

Magellan’s Cebu ally:

a)

Lapulapu

b)

Zula

c)

Humabon

d)

Kolambu

49.

Zula said Lapulapu blocked:

a)

Trade routes

b)

Conversion

c)

Tribute

d)

Aid

50.

Magellan led:

a)

A fleet

b)

A regiment

c)

A small force

d)

Only guards

51.

Lapulapu was the chief and a:

a)

Ally

b)

Defender

c)

Neutral

d)

Explorer

52.

Who requested Magellan’s help?

a)

Humabon

b)

Zula

c)

Enrique

d)

Pigafetta

53.

Lapulapu refused to submit to:

a)

Humabon

b)

Zula

c)

Spain

d)

Cebuano people

54.

The true events of Mactan were:

a)

Less dramatic

b)

More dramatic

c)

Easily summarized

d)

Unknown

55.

Magellan was an:

a)

Portuguese ambassador

b)

Explorer of Spain

c)

Warrior of Mactan

d)

Chieftain

56.

Early belief: First Mass held in:

a)

Limasawa

b)

Cebu

c)

Butuan

d)

Manila

57.

Monument near Agusan River built in:

a)

1521

b)

1872

c)

1898

d)

1946

58.

Butuan claim lacked:

a)

Primary sources

b)

Local support

c)

Funding

d)

Maps

59.

Eyewitness primary source:

a)

Noli

b)

Francisco Albo’s Log

c)

Boxer Codex

d)

La Torre Report

60.

Pigafetta’s journal title:

a)

First Contact

b)

Chronicles

c)

First Voyage Around the World

d)

Philippines 1521

61.

Albo piloted which ship?

a)

Concepción

b)

Santiago

c)

San Antonio

d)

Trinidad

62.

Albo & Pigafetta describe:

a)

Mactan

b)

Journey to First Mass

c)

Cavite Mutiny

d)

Magellan’s death

63.

Butuan belief came from:

a)

New evidence

b)

Eyewitness

c)

Early limited readings

d)

A decree

64.

Monument built near:

a)

Pasig

b)

Agusan

c)

Cebu

d)

Manila Bay

65.

Debate centers on interpreting:

a)

Archaeology

b)

Primary sources

c)

Politics

d)

Maps

66.

The year 1872 marks:

a)

First Mass & Mactan

b)

Capture of Manila

c)

Cavite Mutiny & GOMBURZA

d)

Pugad Lawin

67.

GOMBURZA includes:

a)

Gomez, Burgos, Zaide

b)

Gomez, Burgos, Zobel

c)

Gomez, Burgos, Zamora

d)

Gomez, Bonifacio, Zamora

68.

Montero y Vidal said the mutiny aimed to:

a)

Raise wages

b)

Overthrow Spain

c)

Demand reforms

d)

Separate church & state

69.

Izquierdo blamed the:

a)

Friars

b)

Americans

c)

Native clergy

d)

Illustrados

70.

According to Izquierdo, the “hari” would be:

a)

Rizal & Bonifacio

b)

Burgos & Zamora

c)

Gomez & Burgos

d)

Rizal & GOMBURZA

71.

Clergy promised supporters ranks in the:

a)

Clergy

b)

Government

c)

Army

d)

Schools

72.

French writer supporting Pardo de Tavera:

a)

Proudhon

b)

Hugo

c)

Plauchut

d)

Verne

73.

Teaching positions filled by:

a)

Appointment

b)

Exams

c)

Religious orders

d)

Lottery

74.

Friars’ actions paved way for:

a)

U.S. colonization

b)

1896 Mutiny

c)

1898 Revolution

d)

First Mass

75.

Controversy stems from differing views supported by:

a)

Oral history

b)

Primary sources

c)

Newspapers

d)

Analyses