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Riz81

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

Which film offers a chronological portrayal of Rizal’s life and death while integrating dramatizations of his novels?

a)

Jose Rizal (1998) - Directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya

b)

Bayaning 3rd World (1999)

c)

Rizal sa Dapitan (1997)

d)

Rebulto by Dong Abay

2.

Which film is a metafilm that questions how we perceive Rizal, showing how interpretations of his life vary based on personal and political contexts?

a)

Jose Rizal (1998)

b)

Bayaning 3rd World (1999)

c)

Rizal sa Dapitan (1997)

d)

Her Son, Jose Rizal

3.

Which film focuses on Rizal’s productive exile, where he practiced medicine, taught students, and planned reformist strategies?

a)

Jose Rizal (1998)

b)

Bayaning 3rd World (1999)

c)

Rizal sa Dapitan (1997)

d)

Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?

4.

Which essays critically evaluate Rizal’s legacy, written by Nick Joaquin?

a)

A Question of Heroes

b)

Rizal Without the Overcoat

c)

La Instrucción

d)

Batang Rizal

5.

Which work presents a more relatable and humorous side of Rizal, bringing his intellect closer to students and general readers?

a)

Rizal Without the Overcoat by Ambeth Ocampo

b)

A Question of Heroes

c)

Her Son, Jose Rizal

d)

Rebulto by Dong Abay

6.

Which work uses rock music and poetry to reflect Rizal’s message about the power of writing and resistance?

a)

Rebulto by Dong Abay

b)

Batang Rizal

c)

Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?

d)

Jose Rizal (1998)

7.

Which is a children’s musical where a present-day child meets a young Rizal, promoting civic values among Filipino youth?

a)

Rebulto by Dong Abay

b)

Batang Rizal by PETA

c)

Her Son, Jose Rizal

d)

Bayaning 3rd World

8.

Which stage play narrates the life of Jose Rizal from the perspective of his mother, emphasizing the familial, emotional, and moral roots of his character?

a)

Her Son, Jose Rizal by Leonor Oroso-Goquinco

b)

Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?

c)

Batang Rizal

d)

Rizal sa Dapitan

9.

Which theatrical play first staged in 1998 features Ogie Alcasid as Rizal and focuses on him as a lover with the incorporation of his ideas as a revolutionary?

a)

Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?

b)

Her Son, Jose Rizal

c)

Jose Rizal (1998)

d)

Rebulto by Dong Abay

10.

Which modern retelling of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo uses visual narratives to help younger audiences understand key themes?

a)

Graphic Novels

b)

YouTube & TikTok

c)

Video Games

d)

Maria Clara at Ibarra

11.

Which platforms use bite-sized explainers, animations, and re-enactments to make Rizal’s ideas accessible through creative storytelling?

a)

Graphic Novels

b)

YouTube & TikTok

c)

Video Games

d)

Maria Clara at Ibarra

12.

Which video game features a character named Josie Rizal, although critics argue she fails to represent Rizal or Filipinos accurately?

a)

Civilization VII

b)

Tekken VII

c)

Maria Clara at Ibarra

d)

Graphic Novels

13.

The Rizal in popular culture explores how Rizal is represented across different cultural forms. Which of the following areas are not included in this study?

a)

Films

b)

Literature

c)

Music

d)

Modern media

e)

Theater

14.

Rizal’s writings introduced the idea of a ________, based on common language, historical experience, and civic responsibility.

a)

Ethical resistance and reformist nationalism

b)

Shared cultural and moral identity

c)

Patriotism and civic awareness

d)

Education and moral development

15.

Rizal is widely seen as the embodiment of ________, guiding contemporary Filipino identity and citizenship.

a)

Moral integrity, patriotism, critical thought, and peaceful reform

b)

Education, civic virtue, and cultural pride

c)

National unity and moral leadership

d)

Shared cultural and civic ideals

16.

His refusal to support violent revolution positioned him as a symbol of ________.

a)

Peaceful advocacy and national unity

b)

Ethical resistance and reformist nationalism

c)

Civil disobedience and civic responsibility

d)

Shared cultural and moral meaning

17.

Nation-building in Rizal’s vision could be pursued through ________, which remain central in contemporary Filipino identity.

a)

Education, civic virtue, and cultural pride

b)

Patriotism and social activism

c)

Historical awareness and ethical leadership

d)

Shared moral and civic responsibility

18.


Which law requires educational institutions to teach Rizal’s life and works, reflecting the belief that his ideas help form responsible, patriotic citizens?

a)

Republic Act 1425

b)

National Cultural Heritage Act

c)

rizal in education Reform Act

d)

Rizal Historical Awareness Act

19.

A political leader cites Rizal’s name during a rally to legitimize a reformist policy and connects historical heroism to current political debate. Which aspect of Rizal’s legacy is being highlighted?

a)

Rizal ideals in contemporary activism

b)

Rizal as a symbol in public discourse

c)

Rizal legacy in digital and social media

20.

A student activist group wants to reference Rizal’s life and ideas to promote press freedom, advocate for civil society engagement, and encourage responsible civic participation. Which aspect of Rizal’s legacy does this most directly reflect?

a)

Rizal ideals in contemporary activism

b)

Rizal as a symbol in public discourse

c)

Rizal legacy in digital and social media

21.

A social media campaign uses Rizal quotes, memes, and dramatizations to educate the public about voter rights and historical revisionism. Which category of Rizal’s influence does this exemplify?

a)

Rizal ideals in contemporary activism

b)

Rizal as a symbol in public discourse

c)

Rizal legacy in digital and social media