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1
Q

The teaching of Jose Rizal’s life, works, and writings is mandated by _____, otherwise known as the Rizal Law

A

Republic Act 1425

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Edsa revolution is a manifestation of one Rizal’s virtue of character which pertain to

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Civic responsibility

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3
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In Rizal’s view the best government was a mixture between

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representative democracy and responsible model of democracy

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4
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When the _____ who had been expelled in the Philippines in 1768 returned to Manila in 1859, the Governor-General authorized them to take over the Escuela Pia.

A

Jesuits

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5
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____ defines government as the rise of an institution which has a “monopoly of the legitimate use of physical power”

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Max Weber

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6
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Raising revenue from all the citizens without any classification.

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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7
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Taking of private property for personal use

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ILLEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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8
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Deprivation of one’s life with due process

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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9
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Only natural born Filipino citizen can sit in the Philippine Congress

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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10
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Sub- professional and Professional Civil Service Exam

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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11
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Imposition of license fee to regulate online business

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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12
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Providing free quality education

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OBJECTIVE OF PROPAGANDA

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13
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Impose tariff on imported alcohol products

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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14
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Arresting a person committing a crime without warrant of arrest

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ILLEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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15
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Imposition of higher tax rate with a lower tax base

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ILLEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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16
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Charging of libel cases against anyone who criticized the government

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ILLEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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17
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Contract of sale between private individuals or compies

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LEGITIMATE USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER

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18
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In his essay “______” Rizal observed that “without education and liberty…no reform is impossible”

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The Indolence of the Filipinos

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19
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In Rizal’s novel _____, he wrote: …. we are speaking of the present condition of the Philippines…yes, we are entering upon a period of strife…the strife is between the past, which seizes and strives with curses to cling to the tottering feudal castles, and the future, whose some of triumph may be heard from afar. Bringing the message of good news from other land.”

A

Noli Me tangere

20
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a government in which all power is shared by citizens. The word demos is derived from a Greek word which means people.

A

Democracy

21
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Practices that prohibited in the Philippines in Contemporary settings

A

Trafficking in Persons
Forced Labor and Slavery
Sexual Exploitation
Debt Bondage

22
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The most outstanding Propagandist was ___, a physician, scholar, scientist, and writer.

A

José Rizal

23
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A propagandist who wrote the satirical novel Fray Botod (Brother Fatso)

A

Graciano Lopez Jaena

24
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The author of Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas

A

Antonio de Morga

25
Q

Cancellation of all existing TV and Radio broadcasting franchise

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NOT OBJECTIVE OF PROPAGANDA

26
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Prohibiting activist to conduct a rally in a freedom park

A

NOT OBJECTIVE OF PROPAGANDA

27
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Holding picket and strike

A

OBJECTIVE OF PROPAGANDA

28
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Early English translations of the novel used titles like _____ (1900) and _____ (1912), disregarding the symbolism of the title, but the more recent translations were published using

A

An Eagle Flight

The Social Cancer

29
Q

Which of the following novel inspire Rizal to write Noli Me Tangere

A

Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cab

30
Q

He finances the printing of Noli Me Tangere

A

Maximo Viola

31
Q

Rizal was initially hesitant, but Viola insisted and ended up lending Rizal ____ for 2,000 copies

A

₱300

32
Q

Viola arrived in Berlin in December 1886, and by March 21, 1887, Rizal had sent a copy of the novel to his friend, _____.

A

Blumentritt

33
Q

The book was banned by Spanish authorities in the Philippines, although copies were smuggled into the country. The first Philippine edition (and the second published edition) was finally printed in 1899 in Manila by ____ in Escolta

A

Chofre y Compania

34
Q

_____, who has become a personification of the ideal Filipino woman, loving and unwavering in her loyalty to her spouse; and the priest _____, who reflects the covert fathering of illegitimate children by members of the Spanish clergy

A

María Clara

Father Dámaso

35
Q

Father Salví and the head sacristan killed him. It is
not directly stated that he was killed, but a dream of Basilio’s suggests that _____ died during his encounter with Padre Salví and his

A

Crispín

36
Q

_______ is excommunicated from the church, but has it lifted through the intercession of the sympathetic
governor general

A

Crisóstomo

37
Q

Crisóstomo Ibarra in disguise, presumed dead at the end of Noli Me Tángere. Ibarra has returned as the wealthy jeweler ______

A

Simoun

38
Q

Senator Claro M. Recto was the primary author of Senate Bill 438. The original version of Jose Rizal’s novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo are also made available for reading in primary and intermediate school as provided in the compromising bill.

A

T1F2

39
Q

Crisostomo Ibarra return as Simon Ibarra in the novel El Filibusterismo. The justice system in the Philippines is not working.

A

F1T2

40
Q

Don Santiago de los Santos was Maria Clara’s stepfather. Pilosopong tasyo expresses his ideals in paper, written in a cryptographic alphabet.

A

F1T2

41
Q

Political ideology refers to a set of ideals and beliefs about people and the government in a wide perspective. Corpuz concludes that rizals life suggest that he is the father of the country

A

T1T2

42
Q

Compromised Bill enacted on

A

Flag Day

43
Q

Rizal’s most esteemed German Friend

A

Ferdinand Blumentritt

44
Q

An organization of Filipino students in Madrid

A

Circulo Hispano-Filipino

45
Q
  1. One of the men he steemed and respected in Calamba during his boyhood.
A

B. Father Leoncio Lopez

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