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Rizal: Prelims Flashcards

1
Q

True or False:

Heroes are developed thru their choices

A

True

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2
Q

True or False:

Heroism is innate, not cultivated

A

False

Heroism is NOT innate, it is cultivated.

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3
Q

Who added many names to be a National Hero of the Philippines and when?

A

Fidel V. Ramos; 1945

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4
Q

He is the greatest Hero of the Philippines that we
have

A

Jose Rizal

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5
Q

Who fought independence through pen and
paper; used his wit, writing, and speaking?

A

Jose Rizal

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6
Q

He sacrificed his life for the sake of his countrymen

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Jose Rizal

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7
Q

Who is the founder of Katipunan?

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Andres Bonifacio

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8
Q

He had a bolo in his hand to fight for his country but did not go to the battlefield

A

Andres Bonifacio

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9
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He is the first and the youngest president of the Philippines; member of KKK

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Emilio Aguinaldo

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10
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Adviser of Emilio Aguinaldo

A

Apolinario Mabini

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11
Q

He contracted polio which made his legs
amputated

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Apolinario Mabini

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12
Q

The secretary of the propaganda Movement; showed the abuses of spain in the Philippines

A

Marcelo Del Pilar

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13
Q

He is a lawyer, achieved higher education, and wealthy

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Marcelo Del Pilar

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14
Q

The Philippines was controlled by the friars during what century?

A

19th Century

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15
Q

One of the leading figures of the Philippine anti-friar movement

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Marcelo Del Pilar

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16
Q

Fought for the Islamic Religion

A

Sultan Kudarat

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17
Q

His painting won 1st place and was the 1st Filipino National Artist

A

Juan Luna

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18
Q

He is the artist of the considered national treasure “Spolarium”

A

Juan Luna

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19
Q

He expressed the sufferings of people through
his painting

A

Juan Luna

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20
Q

Also known as Tandang Sora and the Mother of Balintawak

A

Melchora Aquino

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21
Q

The member of KKK who provided Medical Care for his/her companions at her house

A

Melchora Aquino

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22
Q

Wife of Diego Silang and the First Female member of KKK from Ilocos

A

Gabriela Silang

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23
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She took charge in the leadership of Katipunan in Ilocos when her husband died

A

Gabriela Silang

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24
Q

When is the National Heroes Day in the Philippines?

A

August 28

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25
Q

This part of the government is consisted of people representing their Region
and Provinces

A

Congressmen/House of representatives - lower
house

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26
Q

True of False:

Laws are made by becoming a bill first.

A

True

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27
Q

How many members does the Senate - upper house consist?

A

24 people

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27
Q

This part of the government CARRIES OUT the law

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Executive

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27
Q

This part of the government EVALUATES the law

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Judiciary

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27
Q

This part of the government MAKES laws

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Legislative

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28
Q

What part of the government does the Presidents, Vice Presidents, Cabinets, and
most Federal Agencies belong?

A

Executive

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29
Q

What part of the government does the Supreme Court belong?

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Judiciary

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30
Q

What part does the Congress, Senate, and House of Representatives belong?

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Legislative

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31
Q

This is the law-making body

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Congress

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32
Q

This is the upper house in the Legislative branch

A

Senate

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33
Q

This is the lower house in the Legislative branch

A

House of Representatives

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34
Q

True or False:

Anyone in the legislative can propose a law

A

True

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35
Q

Arrange the following in chronological order:

  • Second Reading
  • Third Reading
  • Committee Action
  • First Reading
  • Transmittal of the approved Bill to the senate
  • Conference Committee
  • Senate Action of the approved bill to the house
  • Presidential Action of the Bill
  • Transmittal of the Bill to the President
  • Action of the Approved Bill
  • Action on Vetoed Bill
A

I. First Reading
II. Committee Action
III. Second Reading
IV. Third Reading
V. Transmittal of the approved Bill to the senate
VI. Senate Action of the approved bill to the house
VII. Conference Committee
VIII. Transmittal of the Bill to the President
IX. Presidential Action of the Bill
X. Action of the Approved Bill
XI. Action on Vetoed Bill

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36
Q

Action when the bill is not
approved/rejected/refused by the president

A

Vetoed Bill

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36
Q

True or False:

In a vetoed bill, the bill is returned to the congress to overturn the
objection

A

True

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37
Q

A bill must have ___ votes in the Congress to pass through

A

2/3 of the votes

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38
Q

This is the draft or proposal of the law

A

Bill

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39
Q

True or False:

A bill does not have to go through a legislative process

A

False

A bill HAS to go through a legislative process

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40
Q

This is known as the Noli-Fili Bill

A

RA 1425/Senate Bill No. 438

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41
Q

This is an act to make Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo compulsory reading in all public and private colleges and
universities and for other purposes.

A

Noli-Fili Bill/Senate Bill No. 438/RA 1425

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42
Q

Who was the senator that was on the committee on education, sponsored the Noli Fili Bill and presented it to the Upper House.

A

Senator Jose P. Laurel

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43
Q

When did the Noli-Fili Bill was forwarded by Jose P. Laurel?

A

April 17, 1956

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44
Q

When did the Catholic Church, students and teachers rallied against the Noli-Fili bill?

A

April 23, 1956

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45
Q

When did they threatened to close the schools but the
government can take over to make it a public school and got into a physical fight with other senators?

A

April 23, 1956

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46
Q

According to him the Noli-Fili bill was an attempt to discredit the Catholic Religion

A

Senator Mariano Cuenco

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47
Q

Inimical to the tenets of the faith which 170 lines in Noli and 50 lines in El Fili were offensive to the Catholic Doctrine

A

Anti-Rizal Bill

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48
Q

According to him, Rizal is anti-heretic, and his works are misleading and his bill might divide the nation

A

Senator Marian Cuenco

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49
Q

He presented a false picture
of conditions in the country at that time and it contains error in the church doctrine

A

Senator Francisco Rodrigo

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50
Q

He believed that the approval of the bill will lead to the closure of all the Catholic schools all throughout the country

A

Senator Decoroso Rosales

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51
Q

He said that the Rizal Bill would affect the number of Catholics in the Philippines

A

Senator Decoroso Rosales

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52
Q

He is a brother of an Archbishop

A

Senator Decoroso Rosales

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53
Q

According to him “A vast majority of our people are at the same time Catholics and Filipino citizens. As such, they
have two great loves, their country and their faith. These two loves are no conflicting loved. They are harmonious affections, like the love of a child for his father and for his mother. This is the basis of my stand. Let us not create a conflict between nationalism and religion, the government and the church”

A

Senator Soc Rodrigo

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54
Q

He was part of the Pro Rizal Bill and said that the novels have no intentions of discrediting
the Church

A

Claro M. Recto

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55
Q

According to him He aimed at
inculcating civic consciousness in the Filipinos

A

Claro M. Recto

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56
Q

The Catholic Church charged him as being a communist and anti-catholic

A

Claro M. Recto

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57
Q

According to him, “Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo must be read by all Filipinos. They must be taken to heart, in their pages we see ourselves in a mirror, our defects as well as our strength, our virtues as well as our vices.”

A

Senator P. Laurel

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58
Q

When did Senator Jose P. Laurel proposed amendments?

A

May 9, 1956

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59
Q

True or False:

During May 9, 1956, the implementation of reading the unexpurgated version of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo will be only for college and universities only.

A

True

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60
Q

True or False:

The new Rizal Law includes a wider range of works and writings by Joze Rizal and the reading is now optional.

A

True

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61
Q

This means not censored or edited to remove offensive of objectionable content

A

Unexpurgated

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62
Q

The Rizal Law was signed into law by?

A

President Ramon Magsaysay

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63
Q

This is an act to include in the curricula of all public and private schools, colleges and universities courses on the life, works and writings of Dr. Jose Rizal Particularly Noli and Fili

A

R.A. 1425/Rizal Law

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64
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To rededicate the lives of the youth to the ideals and nationalism

A

Goal

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65
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To pay tribute to our National Hero for devoting his life and works in shaping the Filipino character

A

Goal

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66
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To gain an inspiring source of patriotism

A

Goal

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67
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To recognize the relevance of Rizal’s ideals, thoughts, teaching, and life values to present conditions in the community

A

Objective

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68
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To apply Rizal’s ideas in the solution of day-to-day situations and problems in contemporary life

A

Objective

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69
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To develop an understanding and appreciation of the qualities, behavior and character of Rizal

A

Objective

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70
Q

Identify if Goal or Objective of the Rizal Law.

To foster the development of moral character, personal discipline, citizenship and vocational efficiency among the Filipino youth

A

Objective

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71
Q

This section mandates the students to read the two great novels of Rizal. This will be included in the curricula of all schools, colleges, and universities, public and private

A

Section 1

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72
Q

This section mandates the school to have “adequate number” of copies in the library

A

Section 2

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73
Q

This section orders the Board of National Education to publish the works in English, Tagalog and other major Philippine Languages

A

Section 3

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74
Q

It prohibits the discussion of religious doctrines by persons engaged in any public school

A

Section 4

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75
Q

This section states that the sum of 300 thousand pesos is appropriated to carry out the purposes of the law

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Section 5

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76
Q

This section states that it shall take effect upon its approval

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Section 6

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77
Q

When did the Rizal Law was approved?

A

June 12, 1956

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78
Q

True or False:

The subject provides insights into how to deal with current problems

A

True

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79
Q

True or False:

The Rizal subject helps us understand better ourselves as Filipino

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True

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80
Q

True or False:

The Rizal subject teaches us Nationalism and Patriotism

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True

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81
Q

True or False:

The Rizal subject does not provide essential life lessons

A

False

It provides various essential life lessons

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82
Q

It denotes proud devotion and loyalty to one’s nation; being courageous

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Patriotism

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83
Q

It is the willingness to defend your country

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Patriotism

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84
Q

It involves a desire to attain
freedom and political Independence especially by a country under a foreign power

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Nationalism

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85
Q

True or False:

The Rizal subject helps develop logical but no critical thinking

A

False

It helps in developing BOTH logical and critical thinking

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86
Q

True or False:

Rizal can serve as a worthwhile model and inspiration to every Filipino

A

True

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87
Q

True or False:

The subject is a rich source of entertaining narratives

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True

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88
Q

Rizal was involved in a love triangle with?

A

Antonio Luna

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89
Q

Rizal was a model in some of his paintings

A

Juan Luna

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90
Q

The common-law wife of Rizal who was remarried to a man from Cebu

A

Josephine Bracken

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91
Q

He/she tutored former President Serggio Osmeña

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Josephine Bracken

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92
Q

She is Rizal’s true love

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Leonor Rivera

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93
Q

Leonor Rivera’s son married the sister of?

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Former President of UN General Assemby Carlos P. Romulo

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94
Q

The Filipina beauty queen who is a descendant of Rizal’s sister (Maria)

A

Gemman Cruz

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95
Q

Rizal’s first love

A

Segunda Katigbak

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96
Q

He retrieved the stolen original manuscripts of Rizal’s novel (Noli and Fili)

A

Alejandro Roces

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97
Q

The sportscaster who is a descendant of Rizal’s first love

A

Chinno Trinidad

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98
Q

National Mourning in honor of Jose Rizal

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December 30, 1898

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99
Q

First American Governor that made Rizal the National Hero of the Philippines

A

William Howard Taft

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100
Q

Renamed the province of Morong into the province of Rizal

A

Act 137 of Taft Commission

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101
Q

Making December 30 as Rizal Day and making it as one of the National Holiday

A

Philippine Commission Act 345

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102
Q

Enactment the building of statue of Rizal using a public land in Luneta, Manila

A

Philippine Commission Act 243

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103
Q

Prohibited cockfighting, horse racing, jai alai, every 30th of December every year

A

Republic Act 229

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104
Q

The Republic Act 229 was signed by?

A

Elpidio Quirino

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105
Q

This RA was signed to create a committee to take charge of the proper celebration of Rizal Day in every municipality and chartered city, and for any other purposes

A

Republic Act 229

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106
Q

Undertake the construction of National Cultural Shrine and other memorials to dedicate to Rizal like the Luneta Park

A

Executive Order 52

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107
Q

Stated to fully implement the RA 1425 as there had been reports that the law had still not been totally carried out

A

Memorandum Order No. 247

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108
Q

The Memorandum Order No. 247 was directed by who and when?

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Fidel V. Ramos in 1994

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109
Q

This was issued to enforce strict compliance to Memorandum No. 247

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CHED Memorandum No. 3 in 1995

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110
Q

Rizal was born during this century

A

19th century (between 1861-1896)

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111
Q

This is the era of challenges and responses

A

19th century

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112
Q

True or False:

Filipinos are treated as slaves and there was a political colonial government of Spain during the 17th century

A

False

It was during the 19TH CENTURY

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113
Q

Period of major changes that affect man and society in terms of economy

A

19th century

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114
Q

During this age, the Filipinos started to be conscious of Nationalism and fought for equality

A

Age of enlightenment

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115
Q

Considered as the time of turmoil

A

19th century

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116
Q

Most powerful man in Spanish Government

A

Governor General

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117
Q

How many Governor Generals served the Philippines in a span of 333 years?

A

122 Governor Generals

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118
Q

The following countries was colonized by Spain except?

I. Cuba
II. Mexico
III. Puerto Rico
IV. Philippines
V. China
VI. Bhutan

A

China and Bhutan

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119
Q

True or False:

We learned corruption from the Spaniards

A

True

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120
Q

True or False:

Corruption is not seen inside the church

A

False

It is also seen inside the church

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121
Q

The Spanish’s misrules and abuses happened during what year?

A

1861

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122
Q

True or False:

During 1861, there are no representation in the Spanish Cortes because we have no means to report to king of Spain regarding the situation in the Philippines

A

True

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123
Q

True or False:

Human rights of Filipinos are accepted during the 19th century

A

False

It is DENIED because laws are only made for the Spaniards and not for the Filipinos

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124
Q

Lower classes during the 19th century are called?

A

Indio

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125
Q

Filipinos became victims of injustices and sufferings

A

Injustices

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126
Q

Filipinos are not allowed to be elected in high positions

A

Racial Discrimination

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127
Q

Friars are the one in control of the Philippines

A

Frailocracy

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128
Q

Economic Policy that is imposed even before Rizal was born

A

Forced Labor

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129
Q

This is a forced labor wherein males of 18-60 years old is required to render service in the government for 40 days per year

A

Polo y Servicio

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130
Q

This is working without a salary

A

Forced labor

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131
Q

Created to protect the people but the opposite happened

A

Guardia Civil Abuses

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132
Q

These are soldiers or the Men in uniform

A

Guardia Civil

133
Q

They can arrest and kill people based on suspicion

A

Guardia Civil

134
Q

What does the phrase “heroes are made” mean in the context of the text?

a) Heroes are manufactured .

b) Heroes are developed through their choices and experiences.

c) Heroes are genetically modified

d) Heroes are chosen by a higher power.

A

B only

135
Q

Nationalism involves the desire to attain freedom and political independence, especially by a country under a foreign power , while Patriotism denoted proud devotion and loyalty to one’s nation. It simple tells us that.

a. The subject teaches us life long lessons.

b. The subject provides life lessons.

c. The subject helps us to develop our critical thinking.

d. The subject taches us Nationalism and Patriotism

A

The subject taches us Nationalism and Patriotism

136
Q

1st statement: Rizal Law was approved in the year 1956.

2nd statement: The Americans chose Jose Rizal as National Hero because of his leadership in the revolution.

a. 1st statement is False, 2nd statement is True

b. Both statements are True

c. Both statements are False.

d. 1st statement is True , and 2nd statement is False

A

1st statement is True , and 2nd statement is False

137
Q

“Heroes are not born, They are made”.

According to the text, are heroes born or made?

a. Made

b. Both

c. neither

d. Born

A

Made

138
Q

Which of the following statements were the reason why the Rizal bill was as controversial as Jose Rizal himself.

a. The Catholic schools threatened to close their schools if the bill was passed.

b. Members of the senate have heated argument and it leads to physical fight.

c. Claro M Recto - the main proponent of the Rizal Bill was dubbed as the Anti Catholic and Communist.

d. All of the choices

A

All of the choices

139
Q

This section orders the Board of National Education to publish the works in English, Tagalog, and other major Philippine languages

a. Section 2

b. Section 1

c. Section 3

d. Section 5

A

Section 3

140
Q

1st statement: Claro M. Recto was part of the legislature who proposed Rizal’s Law.

2nd statement: The Law about the teaching of Rizal course was approved and signed on June 12, 1956.

a. Both statements are True

b. Both statements are False.

c. 1st statement is True , and 2nd statement is False

d. 1st statement is False, 2nd statement is True

A

Both statements are True

141
Q

He is known as lawyer, writer and journalist and member of Propaganda Movement.

a. Emilio Aguinaldo

b. Apolinario Mabini

c. Juan Luna

d. Marcelo H. Del Pilar

A

Marcelo H. Del Pilar

142
Q

Who made Rizal the National Hero of the Philippines?

a. Jose P. Laurel

b. Claro M. Recto

c. William H. Taft

d. Elpidio Quirino

A

William H. Taft

143
Q

Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a. Senator Mariano Cuenco

b. Senator Soc Rodrigo

c. Senator Claro Recto

d. Senator Decoroso Rosales

A

Senator Claro Recto

144
Q

What does the “patriotism” means in the context of Rizal Law?

a. Appreciation for the sacrifices of national heroes.

b. Love for one’s country and its people.

c. All of the above.

d. Active participation in nation-building.

A

All of the above

145
Q

President who signed The Republic Act 1425.

a. Elpidio Quirino

b. Ramon Magsaysay

c. Jose P.Laurel

d. Fidel Ramos

A

Ramon Magsaysay

146
Q

Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a. Jose Rizal

b. Jose P. Laurel

c. Juan Luna

d. Emilio Aguinaldo

A

Jose P. Laurel

147
Q

Which of the following best describes Republic Act 1425, also known as the Rizal Law?

a. A law that prohibits the study of Jose Rizal’s life and works in schools

b. A law that mandates elementary students to study the life and works of Jose Rizal.

c. A law that encourages students to learn about Jose Rizal as an optional course.

d. A law that requires all college students to take a course on the life, works, and writings of Jose Rizal

A

A law that requires all college students to take a course on the life, works, and writings of Jose Rizal

148
Q

Who proclaimed that Catholics and Filipino Citizens are two great loves, country and faith should be in harmonious affection, nationalism, and religion should not be in conflict.

a. Senator Laurel

b. Senator Rosales

c. Senator Claro P. Recto

d. Senator Soc Rodrigo

A

Senator Soc Rodrigo

149
Q

What is a bill in the context of law making body in the Philippines?

a. Legislative committee

b. decision made by the President.

c. A proposal for a new law.

A

A proposal for a new law.

150
Q

Which of the following statements could prove that the government recognized the contributions of Jose Rizal in the development of the sense of Nationalism among the Filipinos?

a. The government implemented the Law which requires all the students in all universities and colleges to study the life and his works.

b. The government declared the date of his martyrdom as legal holiday.

c. The Morong province was renamed after him.

d. The establishment of the monument of Rizal in Luneta Park.

e. All of the above.

A

All of the above

151
Q

It prohibited cockfighting, horse racing, jai alai, every 30th of December every year.

a. Republic Act 229

b. Executive Order 52

c. Republic Act 1425

d. Senate No. 438

A

Republic Act 229

152
Q

What was the primary reason for the enactment of Republic Act 1425?

a. To limit the influence of Jose Rizal’s writings on future generations.

b. To promote nationalism and patriotism among Filipino students.

c. To discourage the study of Filipino history and culture

d. To provide additional workload for college students

A

To promote nationalism and patriotism among Filipino students.

153
Q

The date when Rizal Law was approved.

a. June 12, 1956

b. April 23, 1956

c. April 17, 1956

A

June 12, 1956

154
Q

Which of the following is NOT a step in the process of passing a bill into law in the Philippines?

a) Committee review

b) Presidential approval

c) Judicial review

d) Voting by the legislature

a. 1 and 2 only

b. 3 only

c. 3 and 4

d. 1 only

A

3 only

155
Q

Our view of History forms the manner we perceive the present and therefore influences the kind of solutions we provide for existing current problems. This statement tells that.

a. The subject helps us understand better ourselves as Filipinos.

b. The subject teachers Nationalism and Patriotism.

c. The subject provides insights how to deal with current problems.

d. The subject privides life lessons.

A

The subject provides insights how to deal with current problems.

156
Q

1st statement: Rizal’s novels influence the Filipino in their struggle against the Spanish government in the Philippines.

2nd statement: The main objective of Rizal Course is to renew the Philippine Nationalism to the students.

a. 1st statemnt is False, 2nd statemnt is True

b. Both statements are False.

c. 1st statement is True , and 2nd statement is False

d. Both statements are True

A

Both statements are True

157
Q

It prohibits the discussion of religious doctrines by persons engaged in any public school

a. Section 1

b. Section 4

c. Section 2

d. Section 3

A

Section 4

158
Q

Our heredity, past behaviors, and old habits as a nation are all significant issues and determinants to out present situation. It tells us that.

a. The subject provides insights how to deal with current problems.

b. The subject teaches us Nationalism and Patriotism.

c. The subject privides life lessons.

d. The subject helps us understand better ourselves as Filipinos.

A

The subject helps us understand better ourselves as Filipinos.

159
Q

Rizal’s first teacher

a. Lucas

b. Celestino

c. Leon Monroy

d. Dona Teodora Alonzo

A

Dona Teodora Alonzo

160
Q

Rizal took his first formal education in the school managed by Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz. In what town of Laguna was the school located?

a. Los banos

b. Binan

c. Sta Rosa

d. Laguna

A

Binan

161
Q

What role did Rizal’s mother play in his education?

A. She taught him how to read and write.

B.She encouraged him to pursue medicine.

C. She disagree with Rizal’s pursuing of education.

D.She developed Rizal in poetry.

a. B and C

b. A and D

c. C and D

d. A and C

A

A and D

162
Q

When was Jose Rizal baptized?

a. June 25, 1861

b. June 19, 1861

c. June 18, 1861

d. June 22, 1861

A

June 22, 1861

163
Q

When Rizal was four years old, he lost his sister ________.

a. Josefa

b. Maria

c. Narcisa

d. Lucia

e. Concha

A

Concha

164
Q

The name Jose was his mother’s choice, because she was a devotee of San Juan. This statement is?

a. FALSE

b. TRUE

A

FALSE

165
Q

Which of the following IS NOT included in the siblings of Rizal.

a. Maria

b. Choleng

c. Josefa

d. Trining

e. Lolay

A

Lolay

166
Q

Which of the following is the complete legal name of Jose Rizal?

a. Dr. José Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda

b. Dr. Josito Alonso Realonda Mercado Rizal

c. Dr. Jose Pedro Alonso Realonda Mercado Rizal

d. Dr. Jose Protacio Alonso Realonda Mercado Rizal

A

Dr. José Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda

167
Q

Rizal’s ancestor who once became a alcalde mayor in laguna

a. Domindo Lamco

b. Francisco Mercado

c. Eugenio ursua

d. Juan Mercado

A

Juan Mercado

168
Q

Which of the following was Rizal’s godfather?

a. Father Manuel Burgoz

b. Father Rufino Collantes

c. Father Obach

d. Father Pedro Casanas

A

Father Pedro Casanas

169
Q

Who was the Parish Priest who baptized Jose Rizal?

a. Father Burgoz

b. Father Rufino Collantes

c. Father Pedro Casanas

d. Father Obach

A

Father Rufino Collantes

170
Q

What is the meaning of the surname of Rizal?

a. merchant

b. Patriot

c. Farmer

d. green fields

A

Green fields

171
Q

Rizal mournfully wept when his sister died in 1865. How old is Rizal when his sister died?

a. 6 years old

b. 5 years old

c. 3 years old

d. 4 years old

A

4 years old

172
Q

Which among these statements is NOT TRUE about the influence of Teodora Alonzo on Jose Rizal?

a. She made Rizal everything that he is

b. She inculcated the values of Catholicism on Rizal.

c. She was the first inspiration of Rizal

d. She taught Rizal some lessons in life.

A

She made Rizal everything that he is

173
Q

Rizal’s uncle who develop his physique.

a. Uncle Jose Alberto

b. Uncle Gregorio

c. Uncle Manuel

A

Uncle Manual

174
Q

When was the complete birthdate of Rizal?

a. June 19, 1861

b. June 17, 1861

c. June 12, 1861

d. June 18, 1861

A

June 19, 1861

175
Q

What is the purpose of discussing Rizal’s family>

a. To highlight their contributions to society.

b. To criticize their actions and beliefs.

c. To provide context for Rizal’s upbringing and values

d. To emphasize their wealth and social status.

A

To provide context for Rizal’s upbringing and values

176
Q

Who among the uncle of Rizal develop his artistic talents?

a. Uncle Manuel

b. Uncle Gregorio

c. Uncle Jose Alberto

A

Uncle Jose Alberto

177
Q

Domingo Lamco arrived in the Philippines on what year?

a. 1700

b. 1650

c. 1500

d. 1600

A

1600

178
Q

What age did Rizal had started to know alphabet.

a. 6 years old

b. 7 years old

c. 3 years old

d. 5 years old

e. 4 years old

A

3 years old

179
Q

Sister of Rizal who had a nickname of “Neneng”

a. Josefa

b. Trinidad

c. Narcisa

d. Saturnina

e. Soledad

A

Saturnina

180
Q

What was the surname used by Rizal’s paternal great great grandfather.

a. Rizal

b. Lamco

c. Alonzo

d. Realonda

A

Lamco

181
Q

He is the paternal great great grandfather of Rizal.

a. Juan Mercado

b. Manuel Quintos

c. Domingo Lamco

d. Jose Alberto

A

Domingo Lamco

182
Q

What can be inferred in Rizal’s childhood.

a. It was marked by exceptional academic achievements..

b. It was filled with poverty and hardship.

c. It was characterized by frequent travels and exposure to different cultures.

d. It was heavily influenced by his family’s political background.

A

It was marked by exceptional academic achievements.

183
Q

Arrange the following into chronological order

I. Trinidad

II. Maria

III. Lucia

IV. Saturnina

V. Concepcion

a. III, IV, I, II, V

b. IV, III, II, I, and V

c. I, II, III, IV, and V

d. I, IV, III, V, and II

A

IV, III, II, I, and V

184
Q

They occupied the highest class in the society and the position in the government.

a. Insulares

b. Peninsulares

c. Principalia

A

Peninsulares

185
Q

Family of Rizal who became a General in Philippine Revolution.

a. His Father

b. Uncle Jose

c. Paciano

d. Juan Mercado

A

Paciano

186
Q

They were the Spanish born in the Philippines

a. Indios

b. Insulares

c. Peninsulares

d. Sangley

A

Insulares

187
Q

The social class of Rizal’s family

a. Insulares

b. Principalia

c. Peninsulares

A

Principalia

188
Q

Which among the statements is TRUE about the influence of Paciano on Jose Rizal?

a. He was the ultimate inspiration of Jose Rizal.

b. He was the man who made Rizal who he is.

c. He was the very first one to awaken Jose’s consciousness on what was happening in the country.

d. He made Rizal the hero that he was.

A

He was the very first one to awaken Jose’s consciousness on what was happening in the country.

189
Q

This is where Rizal was born

A

Calamba, Laguna

190
Q

Kalan-banga means?

A

Clay stove

191
Q

Banga means?

A

Water Jar

192
Q

What is Jose Rizal’s nickname?

A

Pepe

193
Q

True or False:

According to his diary, her mother almost died on giving birth to Rizal because of his head’s size.

A

True

194
Q

When is Jose Rizal’s baptism?

A

June 22, 1861 (3 days after he was born)

195
Q

When was Jose Rizal born?

A

June 19, 1861

196
Q

Calamba was originated from a native jar called

A

“Kalan-banga” or “banga”

197
Q

True or False:

Calamba, Laguna was owned by Dominicans/Prayle

A

True

198
Q

The family of Rizal are tenants or farmers who are renting lands which is called

A

Inquillinos

199
Q

Filipino priest and a family friend who baptized Jose Rizal

A

Fr. Rufino Collantes

200
Q

The godfather of Rizal

A

Fr. Pedro Casanas

201
Q

True or False:

Rizal is often called as “Dr. Jose P. Rizal” because of his
profession.

A

True

202
Q

What did Rizal completed in Spain?

A

Doctor of Medicine with the Degree of Licentiate in Medicine

203
Q

True or False:

He had never dreamed to be a doctor, instead he wanted to be a farmer like his father or a priest because of the priests which were their family friend or a teacher or a lawyer.

A

True

204
Q

True or False:

He became a doctor because he wanted to cure the cataract of his mother’s eye.

A

True

205
Q

True or False:

Jose is not a common name in Spain and Philippines

A

False

It is a COMMON NAME in the Spain and Philippines

206
Q

True or False:

Catholicism is dominant in the Philippines

A

True

207
Q

Where did the name “Jose” came from?

A

St. Joseph (father of Jesus)

208
Q

What is the second name of Rizal?

A

Protacio

209
Q

A saint, a martyr from the date 19 of Christian Calendar

A

Jose Protacio

210
Q

What is the second surname of Rizal’s family?

A

Rizal

211
Q

Where did the surname “Rizal” came from?

A

Ricial (Green Fields or Luntiang Kabukiran)

212
Q

A brother of Rizal that became a guerilla/KKK member and a friend of Fr. Jose P. Burgos

A

Paciano

213
Q

True or False

The “Rizal” surname was used by Jose Rizal so so that he won’t be identified as an enemy or connected to the enemies by the Spanish.

A

True

214
Q

This is the original surname of Rizal’s Family

A

Mercado

215
Q

Mercado means?

A

Market

216
Q

Y means?

A

And

217
Q

Came from the old surname of Rizal’s mother

A

Alonso

218
Q

Used by Dona Teodora from the surname of her Godmother based on the culture at that
time.

A

Realonda

219
Q

The original house of Rizal in Calamba was built by who and when?

A

His own father on 17th century

220
Q

What characteristic of Rizal’s house shows how rich his family were?

A

The size of the house

221
Q

The house of Rizal is a two-storey house wherein the first floor is _____, the second floor is _____, and the roof is _____.

A

Solid stone; wood; red tiles

222
Q

When was the house of Rizal destroyed and by who?

A

By the Japanese bombing on WWII

223
Q

When was Rizal’s Shrine in Calamba built?

A

Built on the time of the Presidency of Elpidio Quirino

224
Q

When did the Rizal Shrine opened?

A

1950s

225
Q

True or False:

The Rizal Shrine was painted green because his brother was a farmer.

A

False

His FATHER was the farmer

226
Q

Great great grandfather of Rizal and a Chinese trader and merchant

A

Domingo Lamco

227
Q

Came from a wealthy Chinese family and got married to Domingo Lamco

A

Ines Dela Rosa (ang pambansang chismosa ng mga swifties)

228
Q

Son of Domingo Lamco and Ines Dela Rosa

A

Francisco Mercado

229
Q

True or False:

Domingo Lamco came in the PH in the 17th century and didn’t return to China because of an outbreak of a certain disease there

A

True

230
Q

What year does a gubernatorial decree stated all Chinese in the Philippines should change their surnames to Spanish?

A

1741

231
Q

A pure filipina married to Francisco Mercado

A

Cirila Bernacha

232
Q

Son of Francisco Mercado and Cirila Bernach; a politician who became an Alkalde-Mayor in
Binan, Laguna for 3 times.

A

Juan Mercadp

233
Q

A filipina who married Juan Mercado and had 13 sons with him

A

Cirila Alejandrino

234
Q

Son of Juan Mercado and Cirila Alejandrino; Father of Rizal

A

Don Francisco Mercado

235
Q

Japanese man and the great-great grandfather of Rizal in Mother’s side

A

Eugenio Ursua

236
Q

Married to Eugenio Ursua

A

Benigna (Aquino,,,emi)

237
Q

Daughter of Eugenio Ursua and Benigna

A

Regina Ursua

238
Q

Half-chinese lawyer from Lingayen, Pangasinan; Married to Regina Ursua

A

Manuel De Quintos

239
Q

Daughter of Regina Ursua and Manuel De Quintos

A

Brigida (eskwela HAHSHASHSHAHAS)

240
Q

Half-spanish, half mestizo (sana all mestizo); Married Brigida and had 5 children with her

A

Lorenzo Alberto Alonzo

241
Q

Mother of Rizal

A

Dona Teodora Alonzo

242
Q

Love for freedom and love to travel was inherited from which ancestor of Rizal?

A

Malayan

243
Q

Serious, frugality, and patience was inherited from which ancestor of Rizal?

A

Chinese

244
Q

Elegance was inherited from which ancestor of Rizal?

A

Spanish

245
Q

Became teniente gobernadorcillo in Calamba; nicknamed as Tiniente Kiko

A

Don Francisco Mercado

246
Q

True or False:

Don Francisco Mercado was the youngest child of their parents

A

True

247
Q

Don Francisco Mercado finish what degree and where?

A

Philosophy in College of San Jose, Manila

248
Q

True or False:

The father of Rizal wanted him to take Philosophy

A

True

249
Q

When was Rizal’s parents got married?

A

June 28, 1848

250
Q

What kind of farm granted by the Dominicans to Rizal’s parents?

A

Rice farm

251
Q

She is known as “Lolay”

A

Dona Teodora Alonso

252
Q

When was Dona Teodora Alonso born?

A

November 8, 1828

253
Q

Who taught Rizal the Spanish language?

A

Dona Teodora Alonso

254
Q

True or False:

Uncle Jose Alberto corrected Rizal’s poem composition and coached him in rhetoric

A

False

It was Dona Teodora Alonso

255
Q

At what age did Jose Rizal learned to read and write (which was trained by his mother)?

A

5 years old

256
Q

Where did Dona Teodora Alonso study during her college years?

A

College of Sta. Rosa (all girls school kasi puro may rosas lang pwede heheh)

257
Q

True or False:

Dona Teodora Alonso was only good in poetry and nothing else.

A

False

She was good in math, cooking, literature, music, and poetry (SHET, WHAT A KWEEN)

258
Q

The eldest sister of Rizal and considered her as his second mother

A

Saturnina “Neneng”

259
Q

Who helped her mother provide good basic education to Jose when he’s still young?

A

Saturnina “Neneng”

260
Q

He joined KKK after the execution of Rizal and became a general combatant in Katipunan Movement

A

Nor Paciano/Senor Paciano/Paciano

261
Q

He is the big decision maker of Rizal; the idea of Rizal going abroad was his idea

A

Nor Paciano/Senor Paciano/Paciano

262
Q

He was elected as a secretary of finance in the Department
Government of Central Luzon.

A

Nor Paciano/Senor Paciano/Paciano

263
Q

At what age did Paciano die after going back to Laguna?

A

79 years old

264
Q

Helped in financing Rizal’s studies in Europe; pawned her jewelry and peddled her clothes.

A

Narcisa “Sisa”

265
Q

Was said that she could recite from memory all of the poems made by Jose.

A

Narcisa “Sisa”

266
Q

Most accommodating sister of Rizal; She accommodated their
parents when Dominicans told
them to go.

A

Narcisa “Sisa”

267
Q

Most confident sister of Rizal who is a teacher; Jose loved to tease her

A

Olympia “Pia”

268
Q

Married Mariano Herbosa of Calamba, Laguna; Charged of inciting Calamba townsfolk
not to pay land rent and caused unrest.

A

Lucia

269
Q

The most trusted sister of Rizal

A

Maria “Iyang”

270
Q

True or False:

Rizal tells Sisa all his secrets to her including his plan of wanting to marry Josephine Bracken since most of the members of their family disagrees with this plan.

A

False

It was Maria “Iyang” who knows Rizal’s secrets

271
Q

Died at the age of 3 years old; Rizal’s favorite sister

A

Concepcion “Concha”

272
Q

A sibling of Rizal who has an epilepsy

A

Josefa “Pangoy”

273
Q

Keeper of “Mi Ultimo Adios”; Last to lived and attended the inauguration of their house in Calamba, Laguna.

A

Trinidad “Trining”

274
Q

The youngest among the siblings of Rizal

A

Soledad “Choleng”

275
Q

How many years is the gap of Saturnina and Soledad?

A

20 years

276
Q

True or False:

Sabi sa chismis, in love daw si Saturnina sa uncle nya at nagkaanak sila which is si Soledad. Nagpanggap nalang si Dona Teodora na anak nya si Soledad to protect Saturnina.

A

TUMPAK ANG CHISMIS TEH

277
Q

Rizal inherited being hardworking, strong-willed, independent, sense of dignity, self-respect, bravery, and self-sacrifice from his?

A

Father, Don Francisco

277
Q

Rizal inherited being a dreamer, the passion for arts, and literature from his?

A

Mother, Dona Teodora

278
Q

Rizal’s family was considered in what social class?

A

Principalia/Middle Class

279
Q

True or False:

Rizal grew up in a happy home, ruled by good parents, caring siblings and sanctified by God’s
blessings.

A

True

280
Q

At what age is Rizal when Concha died?

A

4 years old

281
Q

Rizal’s mother was convicted when he was a freshman in Ateneo during what year?

A

1872

282
Q

How many years was the imprisonment of Rizal’s Mother?

A

2 and 1/2 years

283
Q

What was the reason of the imprisonment of Rizal’s mother?

A

Accused of poisoning her sister-in-law (she was innocent)

284
Q

How did Rizal’s mother got out of prison?

A

Because of Soledad’s dancing skills seen by the Gobernador-Heneral

285
Q

What year was the Cavite Mutiny?

A

1872

286
Q

Who was the teacher of Rizal that punished him almost everyday?

A

Primary Teacher Maestro Justiniano Cruz

287
Q

Mentors of Rizal are of the following EXCEPT:

I. Dona Teodora
II. Maestro Celestino
III. Lucas Padua
IV. Leon Monroy

A

ALL ARE HIS MENTORS

288
Q

Who developed Rizal’s artistic talents such as painting, sketching, & sculpting?

A

Uncle Jose Alberto

289
Q

Who developed Rizal’s physique and taught him martial arts & wrestling?

A

Uncle Manuel (pangalan palang halatang barumbado na eh)

290
Q

Instilled in the mind of Rizal that it was not easy to obtain something until you put effort into it; Influenced him to further love reading

A

Uncle Gregorio

291
Q

True or False:

Rizal always considered education as a medicine or something that could cure the problems of colonial Philippines.

A

True

292
Q

Colonization of the Spanish in the Philippines for more than 300 years is because of?

A

Filipinos’ lack of education

293
Q

Who created the educational system in the Philippines?

A

Spanish

294
Q

What was the Spaniards’ main goal in education?

A

Religion/Christianity

295
Q

True or Flse

Rizal believed in education that has control to politics and reliion.

A

False

He believed in education that is FREE from political and religious control

296
Q

True or False

Rizal asserted that reform cannot be achieved if there is no suitable education, a liberal one available to Filipinos.

A

True

297
Q

Who was the first person that saw a lot of potential in Rizal and did everything to develop that potential to the fullest?

A

Dona Teodora Alonso

298
Q

Rizal learned to read and write at what age?

A

5 years old

299
Q

Rizal learned the alphabet and catholic prayers during wat age?

A

3 years old

300
Q

The private tutor(s) of Rizal that taught him mathematics and sciences

A

Maestro Celestino and Maestro Lucas Padua

301
Q

Rizal’s tutor in Spanish and Latin; classmate of Don Francisco Mercado

A

Maestro Leon Monroy

302
Q

When did Jose went to Binan with Paciano?

A

June 1869

303
Q

Rizal’s tutor in Binan that was introduced by Paciano

A

Maestro Justinano Aquino Cruz

304
Q

Mode of transportation of Rizal during his travel to Binan, Laguna

A

Caromata

305
Q

Rizal’s first formal teacher and accompanied him on his 1st day of school (Monday); former teacher of Paciano

A

Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz

306
Q

Arm wrestling opponent of Rizal

A

Andres Salandanan

307
Q

Rizal described him as tall, thin, long necked, sharp nose, with a body slightly bent forward.

A

Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz

308
Q

4 aspects of Rizal’s education in Binan, Laguna

A

Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Religion

309
Q

Don Francisco set Rizal for further edution to where and when?

A

Manila in June 1872

310
Q

Secondary education of Rizal was in?

A

Ateneo in Manila

311
Q

2 schools chosen by Rizal for his secondary education

A

San Juan de Letran and Ateneo

312
Q

Where did Rizal boarded as a student?

A

Sta. Cruz, Manila (Calle Carballo)

313
Q

Where did Rizal transferred after staying in Sta. Cruz, Manila?

A

No. 6 Calle Magallanes

314
Q

Ateneo Municipal was formerly known as?

A

Escuela Pia

315
Q

One of the oldest schools, established in 1817 in the Philippines that’s still existing; rival school of San Juan de Letran

A

Ateneo Municipal (Escuel Pia)

316
Q

Considered as the best teachers during Rizal’s time

A

Jesuits (Society of Jesus)

317
Q

An empire in Ateneo comprised of Interns/ Internos or boarders (boarding students)

A

Romans

318
Q

An empire in Ateneo comprised of externs/externos or non-boarders (non-boarding students)

A

Carthaginians

319
Q

Top ranks of an empire in Ateneo are called

A

Dignitaries

Consists of (in chronological order):
I. Emperor
II. Tribune
III. Decurion
IV. Centurion
V. Standard-Bearer

320
Q

Rizal graduated as ___ because of his grades

A

“Sobresaliente” student or “Excellent”

321
Q

Rizal was given this title by the Jesuits

A

Pride of Jesuits

322
Q

What year did Rizal graduated with Bachelor of Arts?

A

March 23, 1877

323
Q

A man with mood swings and somewhat of a lunatic and of an uneven humor; Rizal did not like him for being unpredictable

A

Father Jose Bech

324
Q

Upright, earnest, and caring teacher whom Rizal considered as his best and favorite Professor; Treated all students fairly/ equally, both Filipino and Spanish students.

A

Francisco de Paula Sanchez

325
Q

Rizal’s teacher in Ateneo that guided him in drawing and painting

A

Don Agustino Saez

326
Q

Rizal’s teacher in Ateneo that instructed him in sculpture

A

Romualdo de Jesus

327
Q

Rizal studied what course in UST and when?

A

Philosophy and Letters but shifted to Medicine after 1 year; 1877-1882

328
Q

What year did Rizal finished his surveyor’s training?

A

1877

329
Q

When did Rizal passed the licensing examination after his surveyor’s training?

A

May 1878

330
Q

When did Rizal left for Spain and enrolled in Medicine?

A

May 3, 1882

331
Q

Where and when did Rizal enroll to Philosophy and Letters in Spain?

A

Universidad Central de Madrid; Novermber 3, 1882

332
Q

When did Rizal received the degree of Licentiate in medicine and at what age?

A

June of 1884; 23 years old

333
Q

At what age did Rizal completed his eye specialization?

A

25 years old

334
Q
A

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