Session 3

How did Rizal earn the nickname "Pepe?" *

Saint Joseph, which was the inspiration for Rizal's first name, was considered as the adopted father or pater
putativus ("P.P.") of Jesus Christ
He had difficulty speaking during his infancy due to the size of his head. This led people to mock him as "pipi"
or mute.
He idolized his older brother, Paciano, whose first letter of the name is "P."
It was a random name given by the priest who baptized Rizal.

Which social group did Rizal's family belong to? *

Correct answer: "middle class"

Principalia
Mestizo
Indio

Which of the following is the most notable impact of Doña Teodora on Rizal? *

By teaching Rizal, she was the one who cultivated his intellectual interests.
She supported Rizal monetarily when he was studying in Europe.

She took care of Rizal during his exile in Dapitan

She helped in the spreading of Rizal's writings in the country.
Why were the friars suspicious of Paciano? *

He was a close friend of Father Jose Burgos

He joined Katipunan

He supported the GOMBURZA

He was against the friars in Laguna
Which of the following was a factor to Rizal not finishing his education in the Philippines? *

discrimination he faced in the university

insufficient education
the medical condition of their mother
the need to fight the Spaniards

What was supposedly the "secret agreement" between Paciano and Jose? *

Jose will expose the problems of the country and Paciano will assist him.
Paciano will be the one to manage the family while Jose will send money from abroad.
Jose will join the Propaganda Movement while Paciano will join in Katipunan
Paciano will use their resources for the Propaganda Movement to prosper.

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 What was the goal of the Propaganda Movement? *

Implement reforms in the Philippines

organize a revolution through Katipunan
create a new government in the Philippines
remove the Spaniards from the Philippines

What was the purpose of La Liga Filipina? *

Implement reforms in the Philippines

organize a revolution through Katipunan
create a new government in the Philippines
remove the Spaniards from the Philippines

Why was La Liga Filipina short-lived? *

Rizal's arrest led to its collapse

It was persecuted by the Spaniards
Bonifacio created a new organization
No one wanted to join it anymore

What was the accusation of the Spaniards against Rizal when he was imprisoned in Fort
Santiago? *

Correct answer: That he was involved in the revolution waged by the Katipunan
That he failed his duty to support Spain as a doctor in Cuba

That he sent money through Dr. Valenzuela for the Katipunan

That he committed rebellion by joining the Propaganda Movement
How did Rizal's exile affect the Filipinos? *

They lost hope in initiating reforms

They now advocate for revolution
they realized that asking Spain for reforms was ineffective
all of the above
After knowing the condition of his mother, Rizal shifted to study ______________ *

philosophy
ophthalmology
psychiatry
dentistry

Jose studied at _________________ to study Philosophy and Letters. *

University of Santo Tomas

San Juan de Letran
University of the Philippines
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 De La Salle University

His nickname "Pepe" came from the Latin phrase pater putativus which means
___________________ in English. *

commonly accepted father

father of the commoners
commonly used name
accepted name

Jose Protacio Rizal was born on ____________ in Calamba, Laguna *

December 30, 1861

June 19, 1861
August 30, 1864
July 4, 1862

He finished his secondary education before turning the age of ____________ *

Correct answer: 16
17
18
Jose was initially going to study at ____________________ but he decided to study instead at
__________________ in 1872 for his secondary education. *

Colegio de San Juan de Letran and Ateneo Municipal de Manila

Colegio de San Juan de Letran and University of Santo Tomas
University of Santo Tomas and Ateneo Municipal de Manila
None of the above

Jose Rizal was the _____________ of the eleven children of Don Francisco and Dona Teodora. *

7th
11th
10th
6th

The failure of ______________ and Rizal's arrest led Filipinos to realize that reforms were
inadequate to change the Philippines. Hence, there was already the need to organize a revolution.

La Liga Filipina
Katipunan
Knights of Rizal
GomBurZa

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 It was in __________ where Rizal met Josephine Bracken, who soon became his wife. *

Dapitan
Hong Kong
Ireland
Spain On July 17, 1892, Rizal was deported to __________. *

Dapitan
Hong Kong
Borneo
Japan

The annotated version of Antonio de Morga’s book was titled _____________ by Rizal. *

Indios Bravos
El Filibusterismo
The Principalias
Indios de Filipinas
Rizal offered his services to the Spanish government to serve as a military doctor in
_____________. *

Spain
Cuba

Manila
Hong Kong
Rizal shouted his last words "Consummatum est!" which means _______________. *

"It is done"
"Consume the freedom"
"Freedom to all"
"Spain is over"

One of the members of La Liga, ______________, went on to form the Katipunan. *

Emilio Aguinaldo
Andres Bonifacio
Pio Valenzuela
Apolinario Mabini

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 Session 2

TRU FALS
E E

The 15th and 16th centuries were considered as the age of exploration. True

A common reason why efforts to defeat the Spaniards failed was because of the
True
lack of national unity among people.

After Magellan's voyage, Spain sent multiple expeditions to the Philippines. True

Different political ideas from Europe entered the Philippines when international
True
trade was introduced to the Philippines.

Pre-colonial people have a polytheistic religion that praised Bathala as the supreme
True
god.

Babaylans are spiritual leaders of barangays. True

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi's expedition successfully resulted to the Spanish

True
occupation of the Philippine islands.

Reduccion was the resettlement system in the Philippines instituted by the

False
Spaniards for peninsulares and insulares. (FILIPINOS)

The native population wholeheartedly followed the reduccion. False

The archipelago where we live now was already called the "Philippines" even
False
before the arrival of the Spaniards.

Barangays within the archipelago were dependent of one another during the pre-
False
colonial period.

Categorize the terms according to the period where they belong. *

PRE-COLONIAL SPANISH
SOCIETY PERIOD

reduccio
Spanish period
n

babayla
Pre colonial society
n

buwis Spanish period

Bandala Spanish period

kanggan Pre-colonial society

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 polistas Spanish period

Read the short paragraph below. What do you think was Marcelo H. del Pilar’s goal in
writing a parody of that prayer? What was his message in that parody? Explain in 3-5
sentences. Rubric: 3 points for content/thought; 2 points for adherence to instructions.
Plagiarized works will be invalidated. *

The purpose of del Pilar’s parody of the prayer to express the disapproval of the system in the
country in Spaniard colonization and to mock the frailes and show all Filipinos that they are not as
holy as they formerly believed. All Filipinos should take this as a warning that some people are
weak and just care about their own financial security. All Filipinos should be aware that the weak
take the contributions made to the church for God out of their need for money.

Cecilia was a daughter of a former datu. She married a half-Spanish half-indio named
Miguel. She lived in a población where full-blooded Spaniards who were born in the
Philippines resided. Which social group did Cecilia’s father belong to during the
Spanish period? *

PENINSULARE
S
INSULARES

MESTIZOS
Correct answer:
PRINCIPALIAS
INDIO
SANGLEY
S
One evening, Cecilia bought a pail of crabs from his friend Fernando. Fernando was a
Spaniard born in Spain working as a guardia civil in the Philippines. Which social group
did Fernando belong to during the Spanish period? *

Correct answer:
PENINSULARES
INSULARES

MESTIZOS
PRINCIPALIA
S
INDIO
ThisSANGLEY
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 S
Fernando, who was on duty as a guardia civil, was tasked by Father Dionisio Maragtas
to collect monthly taxes from the town of Santo Luisito. The father said that Fernando
can collect either cash or goods from the citizens. What kind of tax was Leonardo
going to collect? *

buwis
bandal
a
polista
reduccio
n

Session 1

TRUE OR FALSE *

TRU FALS
E E

The Filipino translation of "history" has deeper connotations. True

History is a story about the past that has meaning for a group of people. True

Primary and secondary sources are two historical sources that we should utilize to
True
learn history.

Letters written by Jose Rizal are examples of primary sources. True

Photos taken by a journalist during the Second World War can be considered as
True
primary sources.

Understanding the past leads a person and a society to change the present and
True
future.

Rizal Law was forwarded to combat the widespread "Americanism" during the
True
1950s.

Rizal Law hopes to instill lessons of Filipino nationalism and patriotism. True

The Catholic Church opposed the passage of the Rizal Law. True

Salaysay refers to the learnings that we extract from historical facts. False

Learning history relies only on memorizing historical facts. False

Secondary sources refer to firsthand accounts of the direct participants of a False

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 specific historical event or period.

History books written by historians are good examples of primary sources. False

Republic Act No. 1426 compels all educational institutions in the Philippines to
False
teach courses about José Rizal.

Students, for reasons of religious belief, can be exempted from taking the Rizal
False
course.

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