Rizal's Europe Tour With Viola

Reporters:
Velasco, Crislyn I.
Villafranca, Jessa Mae C.
Vilog, Rhiza Mae B.

1.) When did Rizal and Viola leave Berlin by train for Dresden? B
A. May 24,1878 C. May 12, 1887
B. May 11, 1887 D. May 11, 1878

2.) After Leitmeritz, Rizal and Viola visited what historic city? D
A. Vienna C. Geneva
B. Dresden D. Prague

3.) Rizal and Viola visited whose tomb in Prague? B

A. Copper C. Copernican
B. Copernicus D. Copernicos

4.) He was visited by Rizal and Viola in Leitmeritz, Bohemia.B

A. Dr. Carlos Czepelak C. Prof. Willkomm
B. Prof. Bluemintrit D. Norfernfals

5.) When did Rizal and Viola arrive in Vienna? A

A. May 20, 1887 C. May 20, 1878
B. May 24, 1887 D. May 24, 1878

6.) After visiting Prague, where did Rizal and Viola go on May 20, 1887? C
A. Geneva C. Vienna
B. Danube D. Prague

7.) What is the name of Rizal's traveling companion to visit the important places in Europe? B
A. Prof. Bluemintrit C. Norfernfals
B. Maximo Viola D. Prof. Wilkomm

8.) What is their first destination after leaving Berlin? D

A. Germany C. Geneva
B. Dresden D. Desden

9.) Prof. Blumentritt helped Rizal and Viola get a room in what hotel in Leitmeritz, Bohemia?A
A. Hotel Krebs C. Hotel Kerbs
B. Hotel Nerbs D. Hotel Ferns

10.) What did Rizal lose that Prof. Bluemintrit forwarded to him when they were in Vienna? C
A. Necklace C. Diamond Stickpin
B. Diamond Pin D. Diamond watch
First Homecoming
Reporters:
Calamba Apolonio, Nicole Ace C.
Baludda, Jerona D.
Baoas, Mike Jude D.

1. What is the significance of the Calamba agrarian trouble mentioned in the passage? B
A. It led to a new law regulating land C. It had no lasting impact on Philippine
ownership in the Philippines. history.
B. It was one of the factors that contributed D. It resulted in a friendly relationship
to the Philippine revolution. between the Calamba farmers and the
Dominicans.

2. Who was involved in the land dispute besides the Calamba farmers? C
A. The Spanish King C. The Dominican Friars
B. The Chinese merchants D. The American colonizers

3. Why did Jose Rizal decide to come home? D

A. To use his medical skills C. To see his family
B. To serve his country D. All of the above

4. What was the mood of Rizal's initial homecoming? B

A. Filled with controversy C. Filled with sadness
B. Filled with reunions and celebrations D. Filled with danger

5. What was one reason Rizal decided to leave Calamba? C

A. Family persecution C. Safety concerns (This is the answer)
B. Advocacy efforts D. To travel

6. He is a Spanish academician and attacked Rizal by describing him as a man of contradiction B

A. Fernando Vida C. Fr. Salvador Font
B. Vicente Barrante D. Fr. Rodriguez

7. First Lieutenant of Artillery and Jose Rizal’s bodyguard. C

A. Ferdinand Blumentritt C. Luis Taviel de Andrade
B. Luis M. de Pando D. Vicente Barrante

8. A Filipino, writing under the pen name Desiderio Magalang. A

A. Fr. Vicente Garcia C. Jose Rizal
B. Fr. Rodriguez D. Fr. Fransico Sanchez

9. Who judged the novel and said that it should not be read because it is full of heresies. A
A. Fr. Rodriguez C. Vicente Barrante
B. Fr. Salvador Font D. Fernando Vida

10. He hoped to observe the situation in the Philippines and inspire reform through his
writings. B
A. Marcelo H. Del Pilar C. Ferdinand Blumentritt
B. Jose Rizal D. Praxedes Mateo Sagas
Rizal in Hong Kong and Macau
Reporters:
Tukiad, Beverlyn C.
Tukiad, Norvilyn C.
Tumbaga, Mary Ann L.

1.What are the reason why Rizal went to hongkong? A

A. To escape powerful enemies C. To visit hongkong
B. To travel hongkong D. To see his friend

2. What year did Rizal went to hongkong? C

A.1881 C.1888
B.1988 D.1887

3. He recognized as a "Man of Letters"? B

A . Jose Sainz de Varanda C. Manuel Yriarte
B. Jose Rizal D . Jose Maria Bada

4. During Rizal stay in hongkong,He wrote a letter for who? B

A. Balbino Mauricio C. Juan Luna
B. Ferdinand Blumentritt D. Governor Terrero

5. Where did Rizal stayed in hongkong? A

A . Victoria hotel C. Kiu -Kiang
B. Hongkong hotel

6. Who filipino residences welocomed Rizal in hongkong? A

A. Jose Maria Basa C .Ferdinand Blumentritt
B. Don Juan Francisco Lecaros C. Juan Luna

7. What ferry streamer did Rizal and Basa boarded?C

A. Bazaar C. Kiu-Kiang
B. Grotto of camoens D. Victoria

8. When did Rizal witnessed the catholic procession? D

A. February 16 C. February 18
B. February 17 D. February 19

9. How many day's that Rizal stay in Macao? B

A. 5days C. 3 days
B. 2 days D. 1 day

10. Rizal described Macau as a____________? A/D

A. Small C. Beautiful
B. Large D. Gloomy
Rizal in Japan
Reporters:
Bartolome, Charisha Mae S.
Blaza, Kathleen Anne H.
Ortiza, Patrick Ryan C.

1.) How many days did Rizal stay in Japan? B

A. 40 days C. 50 days
B. 45 days D. 55 days

2.) When did Rizal check out of the Tokyo Hotel and live at the Spanish Legation? A
A. March 7, 1888 C. March 11, 1888
B. March 9, 1888 D. March 13, 1888

3.) What was the classical music that the Tokyo Musicians were playing when Rizal noticed
them? B
A. Mozart C. Beethoven
B. Strauss D. Queen of the Night

4.) Why was O-Sei-San become deeply heartbroken by Rizal?A

A. Because Rizal was his first love. C. Because she is very obsessed with Rizal.
B. Because she was impregnated by Rizal. D. Because she cannot live without Rizal.

5.) When did Rizal board the Belgic, an English Steamer bound for the United States? A
A. April 13, 1888 C. March 30, 1890
B. April 30, 1888 D. March 30, 1887

6.) What is the meaning of “Samurai’s daughter”? D

A. A daughter of a wealthy man. C. A daughter of a millionaire.
B. A daughter of a rich Japanese actor. D. A daughter of a noble Japanese warrior.

7.) Why did Rizal accept the invitation to the Spanish Legation from Juan Perez Caballero? B
A. He can get to know more about Spain. C. He wants to see O-Sei-San every day.
B. He can economize and has nothing to hide. D. He was forced by the Spanish authorities.

8.) What is the name of the fighting Japanese journalist and champion of human rights who
became Rizal’s friend while on the Belgic steamer and wrote two novels inspired by the works
of Rizal? C
A. Seiko Usui C. Tetcho Suehiro
B. Tetcho Seiko D. Seiko San

9.) These are the impressions of Rizal when he visited Japan, EXCEPT? D
A. Beggars were rarely seen.
B. There were very few thieves. D. The beauty of the Camellia.
C. The Japanese people.

10.) How did Rizal describe Japan? A

A. “The Land of Cherry Blossoms” C. “The Land of the Sakura”
B. “The Land of the Thieves” D. “The Land of Scenic Panoramas”
Rizal in United States
Reporters:
Soriano, Evelyn M.
Tubaang, Marley Grace C.
Pacleb, Rizza A.

1. Which country did Jose Rizal visit before traveling to the United States? B
A. Spain' C. China
B. Japan D. Australia

2. In which year did Jose Rizal arrive in the United States?A

A. 1888 C. 1896
B. 1892 D. 1901

3. During his travels in the United States, which city did Jose Rizal first visit? D
A. New York City C. Chicago ‘
B. Los Angeles D. San Francisco

4. Which famous novel did Jose Rizal complete during his stay in the United States? A
A. "Noli Me Tangere" C. "Mi Ultimo Adios"
B. "El Filibusterismo" D. "La Solidaridad"

5. On which day did Jose Rizal leave San Francisco for Oakland? B
A. May 5, 1888 C. May 7,1888 M
B. May 6,1888 D. ay 8,1888

6. Where did Jose Rizal have breakfast on May 7, 1888? B

A. San Francisco C. Oakland
B. Reno, Nevada D. Chicago

7. What is significant about the city of Albany mentioned in Jose Rizal's diary entry? C
A. It was the final destination of C. It was where he experienced
his journey a memorable event
B. It was where he met D. It was where he encountered
influential political figures challenges during his travels

8. What did Jose Rizal write about in his diary during his time in Nevada and Chicago?C
A. Historical Landmarks C. Beautiful Memories
B. Cultural Experiences D. Challenges Faced During Travel

9. What were Jose Rizal's impression of the U.S and it's society? A
A. He was critical of American culture C. He found the U.S to be indifferent
and society. towards the Philippines.
B. He admired the progress and D. His impression were not recorded or
development in the U.S. documented.

10. What was one of the main reasons Jose Rizal traveled to the United States in 1888? B
A. To pursue higher education C. To explore business opportunities
B. To seek support for the Philippine D. To escape political persecution
Nationalist Movement
Rizal in London
Reporters:
Claro, Glenda C.
Comay-ao, Abel

1.Who is the practicing lawyer who owned the house where Rizal stayed in London? A
a. Dr. Antonio Ma. Regridor c. Graciano Lopez
b. Antonio De Morga

2.What is the first Article of Rizal in Asosacion La Solidaridad? B

a. Noli Me Tangere c. El Filibusterismo
b. Los Agricultores Filipinos
(The Filipino Farmers)

3.When did Rizal go to London? C

a. February 25, 1888 c. May 25, 1888
b. March 25, 1888

4.Who was the founder of La Solidaridad?B

a. Dr. Antonio Regridor c.Laureano Viado
b. Graciano Jaena

5.Who was the woman Rizal fell in love with in London? C

a. O-Sei-San c. Gertrude Beckett
b. Josephine Bracken
6. How many months Rizal was stayed in London? A
a. 11 months c. 9 months
b. 12 months

7. Who defended the novel Noli Me Tangere to the Spaniards oppressors?C

a. Manuel Hidalgo c. Father Vicente Garcia
b. Mariano Ponce

8. What is the name of the hotel where Rizal stayed in Liverpool, England? A
a. Adelphi Hotel c. Victoria Hotel
b. Palace Hotel

9.Who was the husband of Saturnina that exiled by Gov. Gen. Weyler to Bohol without due
process? B
a. Mariano Herbosa c. Daniel Faustino Cruz
b. Manuel Hidalgo

10.Who was the friend of Rizal jailed in Bilibid? A

a. Laureano Viado c. Ferdinand Blumentritt
b. Maximo Viola
Annotation of Antonio Morga’s Sucesos De las Islas Filipinas
Reporters:
Sierte, Reshell Joy B.
Dacumos, Joseph Eliezer T.
Duclayan, Alexa S.

1 ____________ was a historical account describing the scenarios in the Philippines from 1493
to 1603 under the Spaniards. C
A. Rizal’s Annotation C. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
B. Philippines History D. Morga’s Work

2. Where did Jose Rizal found the book of Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas and he also read this in
the British Museum’s reading room? A
A. London C. Philippines
B. Spain D. Sevilla

3. Rizal hand-copied the whole pages of Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas and he also
annotated every chapter of it. How many pages did Rizal hand-copied? D
A. 315 pages C. 325 pages
B. 352 pages D. 351 pages
4. This is the first History of the Spanish Philippine written by a layman rather than a religious
chronicler. This also means events, happenings, and occurrence. B
A. Las Islas Filipinas C. Rizal’s Annotation
B. Sucesos D. Philippines History

5. When did Dr. Antonio de Morga graduated from the University of Salamanca when he was 15
years old? C
A. 1574 C. 1576
B. 1575 D. 1577

6. In what year did Dr. Antonio served for 43 years as a Spanish Lawyer and high ranking
colonial official in the Philippines and was also a president of the Audencia for 20 years? D
A. 1593-1609 C. 1592-1605
B. 1595-1610 D. 1594-1604

7. He is the one who authorised the publication of Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas by Dr. Antonio
Morga. C
A. Jose Rizal C. Viceroy Luis de Velasco
B. Dr. Francisco De Sande D. Ferdinand Blumentritt

8. He is well known in the Philippines for his close connection with the writer and propagandist
Jose Rizal. A
A. Dr. Francisco de Sande C. Ferdinand Blumentritt
B. Jose Rizal D. Viceroy Luis de Velasco

9. What is the reason why Jose Rizal thanked Blumentritt in November 19, 1889? D
A. He encouraged Rizal to write about C. He praised Rizal’s work as “Scholarly
the Philippines Pre-Colonial History and well-thought-out”
B. For writing the introduction to his D. He help him to discover and write
edition of the book
10. When did Jose Rizal brought the manuscript to Paris for printing and sent a letter to
Ferdinand Blumentritt? A
A. 1889 (by the end of September) C. 1889 (by the first of September)
B. 1889 (by the middle of September) D. 1889 (by the whole of September)

Noli Me Tangere
Reporters:
Pascua, Angelica C.
Pugong, Shervince Alan B.
Regunay, Carlos U.
Sib-at, Reyden S.
Sibayan, Riza Mae G.

1. What is the meaning behind the tile “Noli Me Tangere” by Jose Rizal? B
A. Don’t Touch Me C. Touch Me Please
B. Touch Me Not D. Leave Me Alone

2. _________ was considered the savior of the Noli, without him Noli would most likely
never appear in print.C
A. Blumentritt C. Maximo Viola
B. Maximo Paterno D. Valentin Ventura
3. When was the novel Noli Me Tangere came of the press? B
A. March 29, 1887 C. March 19, 1897
B. March 29, 1897 D. March 19, 1887

4. What was the meaning of the cross symbol in the cover of Noli Me Tangere? C
A. Justice C. Suffering
B. Peace D. Cruelties

5. How many chapters does Noli Me Tangere have? D

A. 60 C. 62
B. 61 D. 63

6. Which of the following is the novel that was written by Harriet Beechers that influenced
Rizal in writing his first novel? B
A. The History of the Philippines C. GomBurZa
B. Uncle Tom’s Cabin D. The Mount of Monte Cristo

7. ________ is the mysterious friend of Crisostomo Ibarra and referred as a pilot. D

A. Simoun C. Kapitan Tiago
B. Fidel D. Elias

8. Who symbolizes as a mother who would do everything for the sake of her children? B
A. Tiya Isabel C. Dona Teodora
B. Sisa D. Dona Victorina

9. The amount of money that Viola advanced in printing Noli Me Tangere for 2,000 copies.
B
A. 200 C. 400
B. 300 D. 500
10. She symbolizes a Filipina who came from a good education, modest, faithful, reserved,
and conservative? C
A. Leonor Rivera C. Maria Clara
B. Segunda Katigbak D. Salome

El Filibusterismo
Reporters:
Culbengan, Melvin G.
Dacumos, Wendell O.
Damong, Rowena D.
Doles, Rica Jade R.

1. Who were rizal dedicate his novel El Filibusterismo? A

A. GomBurZa C. The Mother Land
B. Cavity Mutiny D. To his loved one's

2. Why did Crisostomo Ibarra disguised in the name of 'Simoun'? B

A. To find Rizal C. To marry Maria Clara
B. To take revenge in Spaniards D. To kill Kapitan Tiago

3. What is the main theme of El Filibusterismo?

A. Injustice and Abuses C. Romance and Revenge
B. Revolution and Desire for Change D. Social Inequality, Justice and Freedom

4. Basilio’s friend and nephew of Padre Florentino? D

A. Jose Rizal C. Simoun
B. Padre Damaso D. Isagani

5. Who is the spiritual adviser of Capitan Tiago? C

A. Father Gomez C. Father Irene
B. Father Camorra D. Father Penitente

6. Who is the ex girlfriend of Isagani and niece of Doña Victorina?C

A. Maria Clara C. Paulita Gomez
B. Juli D. Ritchie Dela Cruz

7. It is the highest-ranking official during Spanish Colonial Period. A

A. Gobernador Cillo C. Captain-General
B. Alcalde Mayor D. Cabesa de Barangay

8. He have a several landholdings Ibarra's vas estate and also the father of Maria Clara. B
A. Capitan Wendell C. Father Florentino
B. Capitan Tiago D. Father Irene

9. Who attempted to kill Basilio? B

A. Pepe C. Maria Clara
B. Simoun D. Padre Damaso

10. A steambot travelled between Manila and Laguna. A

A. Bapor Tabo C. Bapor Ibara
B. Bapor El fili D. Bapor Heaven
The Philippines: A Century Hence
Reporters:
Pagaduan, Joanne A.
Paing, Marzan P.
Palmores, Michelle E.

1. In "The Philippines A Century Hence," Jose Rizal primarily discusses: B

A. Historical events in the Philippines C. Economic policies of colonial powers
B. Predictions of the Philippines D. Cultural traditions of the Filipino people

2. The following are The predictions of Rizal on how would the Philippines through the century,
EXCEPT. A
A. The Philippines will be colonized by the C. The Philippines will be colonized by
Portuguese. another country
B. The Philippines will remain to be a colony D. The Philippines will try to cut the ties of
of Spain but will be on good terms with its our Motherland from its captors through
captors violent means

3. What are the ways that Spain did to prevent the progress of the Philippines? EXCEPT. D
A. Keeping the people impoverished D. Giving people access to education and
B. Keeping the people uneducated health
C. Exterminating the people

4. What is Rizal's view on the cultural identity of the Filipino people?

A. Filipinos should abandon their cultural C. Filipinos should preserve their cultural
traditions. identity while embracing progress.
B. Filipino culture is inferior to that of D. Filipino culture will inevitably disappear
Western nations. over time.

5. If Spain will not be replaced either by a European or an Asian power, which country then will
be interested in what Spain has to give up? A
A. Russia C. China
B. America D. Portugal

6. What effect did the Spaniards keeping the people living in poverty have on the Filipinos?A
A. It strengthened their desire for change in C. It discouraged them from seeking
their way of life. progress.
B. It made them content with their D. It caused them to abandon their
circumstances. aspirations for a better future.

7. Why was exterminating the Filipino people not a viable option for hindering progress?D
A. The Filipino race became more numerous C. The resilience of the Filipino people
after wars and famines. allowed them to survive catastrophes.
B. Spain was unwilling to sacrifice its soldiers D. all of the above
to wipe out the nation.

8. What effect did Spain's arrival with the sword and the cross have on Filipino indigenous
culture?
A. It led to the preservation and celebration B. It initiated the destruction and
of native Philippine culture. disappearance of native Philippine culture.
C. It resulted in the enhancement and D. It caused the Filipinos to become more
enrichment of Filipino heritage. confident in their past and present lifestyle.

9. What were some consequences of Spain's implementation of military policies in the

Philippines?
A. The Philippine population increased C. Farmlands flourished and yielded
dramatically. abundant harvests.
B. Poverty became less rampant than before. D The Philippine population decreased
dramatically, poverty became more rampant,
and farmlands were left to wither.

10. What contributed to the culture of silence and submission among the Filipino natives to the
Spanish colonizers?
A. Filipino resistance movements against C. Active collaboration with Spanish
Spanish rule authorities
B. Spanish friars' influence and the use of D Economic opportunities provided by the
force Spanish colonial administration

Second Homecoming and the La Liga Filipina

Reporters:
Elias, Karen Kate U.
Fajardo, Angel R.
Florague, Angelica P.
Florendo, Melody F.

1. Who was the founder of the La Liga Filipina? A

A. Jose Rizal C. Andres Bonifacio
B. Emilio Aguinaldo D. Apolinario Mabini

2. When was the La Liga Filipina established? A

A. 1892 C. 1898
B. 1896 D. 1901

3. What was the main objective of the La Liga Filipina? A

A. To fight for Philippine independence C. To establish a democratic government
B. To promote Filipino culture and arts D. To improve the economic conditions of
Filipinos

4. Why was the La Liga Filipina disbanded? A

A. Internal conflicts among its members C. Lack of support from the Filipino
B. Suppression by the Spanish government community
D. Lack of funding for its activities

5. What was the significance of Jose Rizal's Second Homecoming? C

A. It marked the beginning of the Philippine C. It inspired Filipinos to fight for their
Revolution rights and independence
B. It led to the establishment of the La Liga D. It resulted in Rizal's exile to Dapitan
Filipina
6. Where did Jose Rizal hold the first meeting of the La Liga Filipina? B
A. Manila C. Barcelona
B. Hong Kong D. Calamba

7. Who replaced Jose Rizal as the leader of the La Liga Filipina after his arrest? C
A. Andres Bonifacio C. Marcelo H. del Pilar
B. Emilio Aguinaldo D. Graciano Lopez Jaena

8. What was the official newspaper of the La Liga Filipina? B

A. La Solidaridad C. El Renacimiento
B. Kalayaan D. La Independencia

9. Which of the following is NOT a goal of the La Liga Filipina? C

A. Promote education among Filipinos D. Unite Filipinos against Spanish
B. Advocate for social reforms oppression
C. Support the Spanish colonial government

10. How did the La Liga Filipina contribute to the Philippine Revolution?B
A. By organizing armed uprisings against C. By negotiating with the Spanish
the Spanish government authorities for reforms
B. By spreading revolutionary ideas and D. By providing financial support to
promoting unity among Filipinos revolutionary groups

Exile in Dapitan
Reporters:
Angelyn B. Lacsamana,
Daryl joy Gadallo,
Gheric Galaus

1.What obstacle did Rizal and Josephine Bracken face when they decided to marry in Dapitan?
B
A. The disapproval of Taufer C. The objection of Rizal's family
B. The refusal of Father Pedro Obach D. The requirement of the Bishop of Cebu

2.What was the initial reaction of Taufer when Rizal and Josephine Bracken decided to marry in
Dapitan? A
A. Approval and support C. Indifference
B. Appalled and disturbed D. Excitement and joy

3.In which industry did Rizal become more successful as a businessman in Dapitan?
A. Fishing C. Hemp
B. Copra D. Shipping

4.What was the outcome of the scholarly debate between Rizal and Father Pablo Pastells
regarding religion in Dapitan?
A. Rizal converted back to Christianity C. The debate ended inconclusively
B. Father Pastells renounced his faith D. Rizal convinced Father Pastells of his arguments

5.How did Rizal arrive in Dapitan after leaving Manila?

A. By land travel C. By air transport
B. By sailing on the steamer Cebu D. By walking

6.What conditions were set by Father Pablo Pastells for Rizal to live at the parish convent in
Dapitan?
A. Rizal had to convert to Christianity C. Rizal had to teach at the local school
B. Rizal had to pay a substantial fee D. Rizal had to refrain from engaging in political
activities

7. On whose birthday did Rizal write a poem titled "A Don Ricardo Carnicero" while living in the
house of the commandant in Dapitan?
A. Captain Carnicero C. Father Obach's birthday
B.Rizal's own birthday D. Father Pastells' birthday

8.Who among the following patients paid Rizal with a cargo of sugar for his medical services?
A. Don Ignacio Tumarong C. Don Francisco Azcarraga
B. The Englishman D. Doña Teodora Alonzo

9. what date did Rizal left in manila?

A. June 22 B. April 1
C. June 17 D. May 1

10. How did Rizal spend his time in exile in Dapitan?

A. Teaching and practicing medicine C. Establishing a school for the local community
B. Engaging in agricultural activities D. All of the above

Trial and Death of Rizal

Reporters:
Libong, Maui G.
Ligawan, Robinson F.
Lubrica, Melody C.

1. When did the trial begin? B

A. December 13, 1897 C. December 6, 1897
B. December 6, 1896 D. December 16, 1896

2. Who is the governor who has been replaced to receive Rizal's case on December 13, 1896? A
A. Governor General Blanco C. Governor General dela Blanco
B. Governor General Camilo G de Polavieja D. Governor General Balaquer

3. When did Rizal's actual trial begin? A

A. December 26, 1896 C. December 16, 1896
B. December 28, 1896 D. December 26, 1869

4. What did the Spaniards shout after Rizal's death? A

A. Viva España! Muerte a los Traidores C. España nunca morira! Vida a los traidores
B. España nunca morira! Muerte a los D. Viva España! Larga vida a los traidores
traidores

5. What book did Rizal give to Josephine? C

A. Imitation de Cristo by Thomas Kempis B. Imitasion de Kristo by Thomas Kempis
C. Imitacion de Cristo by Thomas Kempis D. Imitacion de Kristo by Thomas Kempis

6. When was Rizal executed? A

A. December 30, 1896 C. December 29, 1896
B. December 30, 1897 D. December 31, 1896

7. Who was the judge assigned to summon Rizal? B

A. Luis Taviel de Andrade C. Ramon Blanco
B. Colonel Francisco Olive D. Pio Valenzuela

8. When was rizal's last dinner? C

A. November 29 ,1896 C. December 29 ,1896
B. November 28 ,1896 D. December 27 ,1896

9. What was the meaning of "Consummatum Est"? D

A. Viva España C. Marcha De Cadiz
B. It is done D. It is finished

10. Where was the actual trial held? B

A. Spanish Military Court C. Luneta, Bagumbayan
B. Hall of Banners, Cuarte de España D. Plaza Elroy Moure

Jose Rizal and Philippine Nationalism: National Symbol

Reporters:
Mendoza, Ronnielyn E.
Niro, Mikelyn B.

1. The following are the official and unofficial national symbols below. select the correct
official national symbol
A. Carabao, Anahaw, Adobo, Jeepney C. Anahaw, Philippine Pearl, Jeepney,
B. Philippine Eagle, Narra, Sampaguita, Narra
Philippine pearl D. Philippine Eagle, Carabao,
Sampaguita, Adobo

2. What is the full meaning of the acronym NCCA?

A. National Commission for culture and Arts C. National Commission for culture of Arts
B.National commission of culture and Arts D. National Commission of culture for Arts

3. When did Corazon Aquino called for the official recognition as in a national hero?
A. August 2010 C. August 2009
B. August 10, 2009 D. August 11, 2009

4. Who decleared Jose Rizal as the sole national filipino hero?

A. Congress Woman liway-way Vinzons- C. Chief Teodor Atienda
Chato Urge D. Congress Relampagos
B. Marzelo H. Delfilar

5. The following are the historical filipino people recomend by the committee as a
figuresas national heroes in the philippines EXCEPT ONE:
A. Jose Rizal C. Sultan Kudarat
B. Andres Bonifacio D. Lapu- Lapu
6. On _________ congresswoman Liway-way Vinzons- Chato Congress to sign the
resolutions declaring the nine Filipino
A. August 11, 2009 C. August 11, 2010
B. August 10, 2009 D. August 10, 2010

7. There are two process mentioned in making a official national symbol EXCEPT ONE
A. National symbols such as the traditions and ideals and convey the
carinosa, carabao,bangus (milkfish) and principles of Philippine sovereignty and
anahaw (foots tool palm) that are circulating national solidanty
through various sources have no official C. A Philippine national symbol will be
status and have not extablished by law considered official once it is decleared
B. Official national symbols of the through a law or a proclamation
Philippines represent the countrys's

8-9 list the two famous novel of philippine national hero Jose Rizal A._________________
B._________________ 10. The following are the unofficial national symbol of the Philippine
EXCEPT ONE!!
A. Carabao C.Narra
B.Jeepney D. Anahaw