Practice Test: Philippine

History
1. Who was the revolutionary leader known
as the Brain of Katipunan?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Apolinario Mabini
c. Andres Bonifacio
d. Emilio Aguinaldo
1. Who was the revolutionary leader known
as the Brain of Katipunan?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Apolinario Mabini
c. Andres Bonifacio
d. Emilio Aguinaldo
2. What do you call the power granted by the King of Spain to
the Governor General of the Philippines to set aside a certain
law?

a. Veto
b. Cumplase
c. Visita
d. Patronato real
2. What do you call the power granted by the King of Spain to
the Governor General of the Philippines to set aside a certain
law?

a. Veto
b. Cumplase
c. Visita
d. Patronato real
3. Who was the Spanish governor-general
who establish the tobacco monopoly?
a. Basilio Agustin
b. Rafael Izquerdo
c. Jose Basco
d. Francisco Rizzo
3. Who was the Spanish governor-general
who establish the tobacco monopoly?
a. Basilio Agustin
b. Rafael Izquerdo
c. Jose Basco
d. Francisco Rizzo
4. How long did the tobacco monopoly
implemented in 1781 lasted?
a. 100 years
b. 81 years
c. 95 years
d. 120 years
4. How long did the tobacco monopoly
implemented in 1781 lasted?
a. 100 years
b. 81 years
c. 95 years
d. 120 years
5. What was the newspaper of the
Katipunan?
a. Diariong Tagalog
b. Muling Pagsilang
c. La Independencia
d. Kalayaan
5. What was the newspaper of the
Katipunan?
a. Diariong Tagalog
b. Muling Pagsilang
c. La Independencia
d. Kalayaan
6. When was Manila formally opened to
international trade?
a. 1834
b. 1855
c. 1840
d. 1872
6. When was Manila formally opened to
international trade?
a. 1834
b. 1855
c. 1840
d. 1872
7. From 1571 to 1884, Filipinos aged 19-60 years
old were required to pay taxes called tributo. But in
1884, the Spanish Government abolished the
tribute and instituted another form of taxation.
What was this new tax called?
a. Sanctorum
b. Cedula Personal
c. Diezmos Prediales
d. Donativo
7. From 1571 to 1884, Filipinos aged 19-60 years
old were required to pay taxes called tributo. But in
1884, the Spanish Government abolished the
tribute and instituted another form of taxation.
What was this new tax called?
a. Sanctorum
b. Cedula Personal
c. Diezmos Prediales
d. Donativo
8. Which economic Policy implemented by the
Spanish government required each province to
meet the quota of commodities assigned to it?

a. Galleon trade
b. Tobacco Monopoly
c. Encomienda
d. Bandala
8. Which economic Policy implemented by the
Spanish government required each province to
meet the quota of commodities assigned to it?

a. Galleon trade
b. Tobacco Monopoly
c. Encomienda
d. Bandala
9. When was the Katipunan founded?
a. July 7, 1892
b. July 7, 1896
c. July 6, 1892
d. July 6, 1896
9. When was the Katipunan founded?
a. July 7, 1892
b. July 7, 1896
c. July 6, 1892
d. July 6, 1896
10. Hudhud is an epic of which
ethnolinguistic group?
a. Ifugao
b. Ilocano
c. Bicolano
d. Maranao
10. Hudhud is an epic of which
ethnolinguistic group?
a. Ifugao
b. Ilocano
c. Bicolano
d. Maranao
11. The Tagalog lullaby is called _____.
a. Uyayi
b. Ihiman
c. Kutang-kutang
d. Chua-ay
11. The Tagalog lullaby is called _____.
a. Uyayi
b. Ihiman
c. Kutang-kutang
d. Chua-ay
12. Who was the companion of Ruy Lopez de
Villalobos who gave the Samar-Leyte region the
name Felipinas in honor of King Philip II of Spain?

A. Bernardo de la Torre
B. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
C. Antonio Pigafetta
D. Andres de Urdaneta
12. Who was the companion of Ruy Lopez de
Villalobos who gave the Samar-Leyte region the
name Felipinas in honor of King Philip II of Spain?

A. Bernardo de la Torre
B. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
C. Antonio Pigafetta
D. Andres de Urdaneta
13. Who was the leader of the longest revolt
against the Spanish colonization in the Philippines
which lasted from 1744-1829?
a. Francisco Dagohoy
b. Francisco Maniago
c. Apolinario dela Cruz
d. Andres Malong
13. Who was the leader of the longest revolt
against the Spanish colonization in the Philippines
which lasted from 1744-1829?
a. Francisco Dagohoy
b. Francisco Maniago
c. Apolinario dela Cruz
d. Andres Malong
14. What was the first sultanate in the Philippines
which was founded by Abu Bakr in 1450 AD?
a. Sulu Sultanate
b. Maguindanao Sultanate
c. Lanao Sultanate
d. Buayan Sultanate
14. What was the first sultanate in the Philippines
which was founded by Abu Bakr in 1450 AD?
a. Sulu Sultanate
b. Maguindanao Sultanate
c. Lanao Sultanate
d. Buayan Sultanate
15. The Muslim/Moslems in the Philippines
were called by Spaniards _____.
a. Moros
b. Criollos
c. Lumads
d. Indios
15. The Muslim/Moslems in the Philippines
were called by Spaniards _____.
a. Moros
b. Criollos
c. Lumads
d. Indios
16. What city was established by Miguel Lopez de
Legazpi as the first permanent settlement of the
Spaniards in the Philippines?

a. Cebu
b. Tacloban
c. Manila
d. Ilo-ilo
16. What city was established by Miguel Lopez de
Legazpi as the first permanent settlement of the
Spaniards in the Philippines?

a. Cebu
b. Tacloban
c. Manila
d. Ilo-ilo
17. What city in the Philippines was named by the
Spaniards as “San Miguel” and was later renamed
“Santisimo Nombre de Jesus”?

a. Manila
b. Cebu
c. Bacolod
d. Ilo-ilo
17. What city in the Philippines was named by the
Spaniards as “San Miguel” and was later renamed
“Santisimo Nombre de Jesus”?

a. Manila
b. Cebu
c. Bacolod
d. Ilo-ilo
18. Jose Rizal was ordered by Governor General
Eulogio Despujol deported to Dapitan in 1892. In
what province in Mindanao can Dapitan be found
today?
a. Zamboanga del Norte
b. Zamboanga del Sur
c. Davao del Sur
d. Davao del Norte
18. Jose Rizal was ordered by Governor General
Eulogio Despujol deported to Dapitan in 1892. In
what province in Mindanao can Dapitan be found
today?
a. Zamboanga del Norte
b. Zamboanga del Sur
c. Davao del Sur
d. Davao del Norte
19. Who was the first president of La Liga
Filipina?
a. Ambrosio Salvador
b. Deodato Arellano
c. Marcelo H. Del Pilar
d. Jose Rizal
19. Who was the first president of La Liga
Filipina?
a. Ambrosio Salvador
b. Deodato Arellano
c. Marcelo H. Del Pilar
d. Jose Rizal
20. Where was Jose Rizal buried after his
execution at Bagumbayan Field (now Luneta)
on December 30, 1896?
a. Manila North Cemetery
b. Calamba Laguna
c. Fort Santiago
d. Paco Cemetery
20. Where was Jose Rizal buried after his execution at
Bagumbayan Field (now Luneta) on December 30, 1896?

a. Manila North Cemetery

b. Calamba Laguna
c. Fort Santiago
d. Paco Cemetery
21. What was the only living remnant of the
Philippine Revolution of 1896?
a. Philippine Independent Church
b. Union Obrera
c. Kartilla
d. Protestant Church
21. What was the only living remnant of the
Philippine Revolution of 1896?
a. Philippine Independent Church
b. Union Obrera
c. Kartilla
d. Protestant Church
22. Who was the founder and editor of the
newspaper “La Independencia”?
a. Antonio Luna
b. Apolinario Mabini
c. Graciano Lopez Jaena
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
22. Who was the founder and editor of the
newspaper “La Independencia”?
a. Antonio Luna
b. Apolinario Mabini
c. Graciano Lopez Jaena
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
23. Who wrote the “El Verdadero Decalogo”
(The True Decalogue)?
a. Apolinario Mabini
b. Emilio Jacinto
c. Emilio Aguinaldo
d. Andres Bonifacio
23. Who wrote the “El Verdadero Decalogo”
(The True Decalogue)?
a. Apolinario Mabini
b. Emilio Jacinto
c. Emilio Aguinaldo
d. Andres Bonifacio
24. Who wrote the Code of Conduct of
the Katipunan memebers called “Kartilla”?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Andres Bonifacio
c. Pio Valenzuela
d. Apolinario Mabini
24. Who wrote the Code of Conduct of
the Katipunan memebers called “Kartilla”?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Andres Bonifacio
c. Pio Valenzuela
d. Apolinario Mabini
25. What was the first newspaper in the
Philippines that printed only fifteen issues?
a. Del Superior Gobierno
b. Diario de Manila
c. Diariong Tagalog
d. Doctrina Cristiana
 25. What was the first newspaper in the
Philippines that printed only fifteen issues?
a. Del Superior Gobierno
b. Diario de Manila
c. Diariong Tagalog
d. Doctrina Cristiana
26. What was the first daily newspaper in the
Philippines?
a. La Esperenza
b. Diario de Manila
c. El Catolico
d. Circulo Hispano-Filipino
26. What was the first daily newspaper in the
Philippines?
a. La Esperenza
b. Diario de Manila
c. El Catolico
d. Circulo Hispano-Filipino
27. Aside from Marcelo H. del Pilar, who was the
other publisher of the Diariong Tagalog, the first
bilingual newspaper in the Philippines that first
appeared in June 1882?
a. Mariano Ponce
b. Jose Ma. Basa
c. Basilio Teodoro
d. Jose Ma. Panganiban
27. Aside from Marcelo H. del Pilar, who was the
other publisher of the Diariong Tagalog, the first
bilingual newspaper in the Philippines that first
appeared in June 1882?
a. Mariano Ponce
b. Jose Ma. Basa
c. Basilio Teodoro
d. Jose Ma. Panganiban
28. How was forced labor during the Spanish
Regime called?
A. Bandala
B. Polo
C. Servicio Manual
D. Recopilacion
28. How was forced labor during the Spanish
Regime called?
A. Bandala
B. Polo
C. Servicio Manual
D. Recopilacion
29. Governor-General Narciso Claveria was
responsible for the ____.
a. Use of Spanish surname by Filipinos
b. Establishment of the bandala system
c. Abolition of the Galleon Trade
d. Establishment of Tobacco System
29. Governor-General Narciso Claveria was
responsible for the ____.
a. Use of Spanish surname by Filipinos
b. Establishment of the bandala system
c. Abolition of the Galleon Trade
d. Establishment of Tobacco System
30. What was the name of the first labor union in
the country founded by Isabelo delos Reyes on
July 1901.
a. Association of Philippine Labor
b. Union Trabajadores de Filipinos
c. Asociacion de Compania Tabacalera
d. Union Obrera Democratica
30. What was the name of the first labor union in
the country founded by Isabelo delos Reyes on
July 1901.
a. Association of Philippine Labor
b. Union Trabajadores de Filipinos
c. Asociacion de Compania Tabacalera
d. Union Obrera Democratica
31. Who wrote the seditious play “Kahapon,
Ngayon at Bukas?
a. Juan Abad
b. Severino delos Reyes
c. Aurelio Tolentino
d. Juan Matapang Cruz
31. Who wrote the seditious play “Kahapon,
Ngayon at Bukas?
a. Juan Abad
b. Severino delos Reyes
c. Aurelio Tolentino
d. Juan Matapang Cruz
32. What was the law passed by the Philippine
Commission in 1907 which prohibited the public
display of all flags, banners, symbols and other
paraphernalia used by the Filipino resistance
movement against the United States?
a. Sedition Law
b. Flag Law
c. Press Censorship Law
d. Law on Suppression Nationalism
32. What was the law passed by the Philippine
Commission in 1907 which prohibited the public
display of all flags, banners, symbols and other
paraphernalia used by the Filipino resistance
movement against the United States?
a. Sedition Law
b. Flag Law
c. Press Censorship Law
d. Law on Suppression Nationalism
33. Aside from Secretary of Justice, what was the
other cabinet position occupied by Filipino until
1916?

a. Secretary of Agriculture
b. Secretary of Trade and Commerce
c. Secretary of Finance
d. Secretary of Foreign Affairs
33. Aside from Secretary of Justice, what was the
other cabinet position occupied by Filipino until
1916?

a. Secretary of Agriculture
b. Secretary of Trade and Commerce
c. Secretary of Finance
d. Secretary of Foreign Affairs
34. Which among the positions in the cabinet was
the last one given to the Filipinos only in 1935 by
the Americans?

a. Secretary of Finance
b. Secretary of Foreign Affairs
c. Secretary of National Defense
d. Secretary of Public Instruction
34. Which among the positions in the cabinet was
the last one given to the Filipinos only in 1935 by
the Americans?

a. Secretary of Finance
b. Secretary of Foreign Affairs
c. Secretary of National Defense
d. Secretary of Public Instruction
35. What was the law passed by the US Congress
on May 24, 1934 that set the date of Philippine
independence from the Americans on July 4, 1946
after 10 year preparatory or transition period under
a commonwealth government?
a. Tydings-Mcduffie Law
b. Hare-Hawes-Cutting-Law
c. Jones Law
d. Cooper Act
35. What was the law passed by the US Congress
on May 24, 1934 that set the date of Philippine
independence from the Americans on July 4, 1946
after 10 year preparatory or transition period under
a commonwealth government?
a. Tydings-Mcduffie Law
b. Hare-Hawes-Cutting-Law
c. Jones Law
d. Cooper Act
36. What law was enacted by the US Congress on
August 1909 that established a partial free trade in
the Philippines?
a. Bell Trade Act
b. Underwood-Simons Act
c. Payne-Aldrich Act
d. Treaty of General Relations
36. What law was enacted by the US Congress on
August 1909 that established a partial free trade in
the Philippines?
a. Bell Trade Act
b. Underwood-Simons Act
c. Payne-Aldrich Act
d. Treaty of General Relations
37. In 1913, another law was passed by the US
Congress which abolished the quota limitations on
Philippine exports to the United States. This law set the
establishment of a full free trade policy in the Philippines
until 1934. What was this law

a. Bell Trade Act

b. Payne Aldrich Act
c. Underwood-Simons Act
d. Hare-Hawes Cutting Act
37. In 1913, another law was passed by the US
Congress which abolished the quota limitations on
Philippine exports to the United States. This law set the
establishment of a full free trade policy in the Philippines
until 1934. What was this law

a. Bell Trade Act

b. Payne Aldrich Act
c. Underwood-Simons Act
d. Hare-Hawes Cutting Act
38. Gregoria de Jesus was the wife of _____.

a. Andres Bonifacio
b. Marcelo H. del Pilar
c. Emilio Jacinto
d. Jose Rizal
38. Gregoria de Jesus was the wife of _____.

a. Andres Bonifacio
b. Marcelo H. del Pilar
c. Emilio Jacinto
d. Jose Rizal
39. What law provided for the establishment of a
lower house of Congress called National Assembly
and the election of its members in 1907?
a. Jones Law
b. Philippine Bill of 1902/Cooper Act
c. Tydings-Mcduffie Law
d. Commonwealth Act of 1937
39. What law provided for the establishment of a
lower house of Congress called National Assembly
and the election of its members in 1907?
a. Jones Law
b. Philippine Bill of 1902/Cooper Act
c. Tydings-Mcduffie Law
d. Commonwealth Act of 1937
40. This institution whose members were appointed by
the US President served as the Upper house or Senate
of the Philippines until it was abolished due to enactment
of the Jones Law in 1916. What was the name of the
institution?

a. Philippine Commission
b. Philippine Senate
c. Philippine Congress
d. Philippine Assembly
40. This institution whose members were appointed by
the US President served as the Upper house or Senate
of the Philippines until it was abolished due to enactment
of the Jones Law in 1916. What was the name of the
institution?

a. Philippine Commission
b. Philippine Senate
c. Philippine Congress
d. Philippine Assembly
41. Which law enacted by US Congress in 1916 provided
for the establishment of a bicameral legislature in the
Philippines wherein both the members of the Senate
(Upper House) and the House of Representatives (Lower
House) will be composed of elected Filipinos?

a. Reorganization of the Philippine Legislature Act

b. Cooper Act
c. Jones Law
d. McKinley Law
41. Which law enacted by US Congress in 1916 provided
for the establishment of a bicameral legislature in the
Philippines wherein both the members of the Senate
(Upper House) and the House of Representatives (Lower
House) will be composed of elected Filipinos?

a. Reorganization of the Philippine Legislature Act

b. Cooper Act
c. Jones Law
d. McKinley Law
42. Under which American Governor General’s
term was the policy of Filipinization implemented?
a. Francis Burton Harrison
b. Frank Murphy
c. Henry Ide
d. Leonard Wood
42. Under which American Governor General’s
term was the policy of Filipinization implemented?
a. Francis Burton Harrison
b. Frank Murphy
c. Henry Ide
d. Leonard Wood
43. Who was elected as Speaker of the
Philippine Assembly in 1907?
a. Manuel Quezon
b. Sergio Osmena Sr
c. Manuel Roxas
d. Claro M. Recto
43. Who was elected as Speaker of the
Philippine Assembly in 1907?
a. Manuel Quezon
b. Sergio Osmena Sr
c. Manuel Roxas
d. Claro M. Recto
44. Who was the first Senate President of the
Philippines elected by members of the Senate in
1916?
a. Sergio Osmena
b. Manuel Roxas
c. Manuel Quezon
d. Claro M. Recto
44. Who was the first Senate President of the
Philippines elected by members of the Senate in
1916?
a. Sergio Osmena
b. Manuel Roxas
c. Manuel Quezon
d. Claro M. Recto
45. Who was the last Spanish Governor-
General of the Philippines?
a. Fermin Jaudenes
b. Diego de los Rios
c. Basilio Agustin
d. Ramon Blanco
45. Who was the last Spanish Governor-
General of the Philippines?
a. Fermin Jaudenes
b. Diego de los Rios
c. Basilio Agustin
d. Ramon Blanco
46. Who was the first American Military
Governor of the Philippines?
a. Elwell Otis
b. Arthur McArthur
c. Wesley Meritt
d. William Taft
46. Who was the first American Military
Governor of the Philippines?
a. Elwell Otis
b. Arthur McArthur
c. Wesley Meritt
d. William Taft
47. Who was the first American Civil
Governor of the Philippines?
a. William Howard Taft
b. Henry Ide
c. Frank Murphy
d. Leonard Wood
47. Who was the first American Civil
Governor of the Philippines?
a. William Howard Taft
b. Henry Ide
c. Frank Murphy
d. Leonard Wood
48. Who was the President of the 1934
Constitutional Convention who led the drafting of
the 1935 constitution?

a. Eulogio Rodriguez
b. Sergio Osmena
c. Claro M. Recto
d. Juan Sumulong
48. Who was the President of the 1934
Constitutional Convention who led the drafting of
the 1935 constitution?

a. Eulogio Rodriguez
b. Sergio Osmena
c. Claro M. Recto
d. Juan Sumulong
49. Who among the members of propaganda
Movement used the penname Dimasalang and
Laong Laan?

a. Marcelo H. del Pilar

b. Jose Rizal
c. Graciano Lopez Jaena
d. Antonio Luna
49. Who among the members of propaganda
Movement used the penname Dimasalang and
Laong Laan?

a. Marcelo H. del Pilar

b. Jose Rizal
c. Graciano Lopez Jaena
d. Antonio Luna
50. What was the event that took place on Aug. 23,
1896 which was also known as the formal or
official beginning of the Philippine Revolution
against Spain?

a. Battle of San Juan del Monte

b. Battle of Pinaglabanan
c. Cry of Pugadlawin
d. Cry of Balintawak
50. What was the event that took place on Aug. 23,
1896 which was also known as the formal or
official beginning of the Philippine Revolution
against Spain?

a. Battle of San Juan del Monte

b. Battle of Pinaglabanan
c. Cry of Pugadlawin
d. Cry of Balintawak
51. Which among the policies implemented by the
Spaniards provided for the resettlement of Filipino
communities by combining different barangays to a town
center called cabecera.

a. Assimilation
b. Reduccion
c. Encomienda System
d. Bandala
51. Which among the policies implemented by the
Spaniards provided for the resettlement of Filipino
communities by combining different barangays to a town
center called cabecera.

a. Assimilation
b. Reduccion
c. Encomienda System
d. Bandala
52. What was the first act or law passed by the
National Assembly under the commonwealth
Government?

a. National Defense Act

b. Gabaldon Act
c. Anti-Dummy Law
d. The National Language Act
52. What was the first act or law passed by the
National Assembly under the commonwealth
Government?

a. National Defense Act

b. Gabaldon Act
c. Anti-Dummy Law
d. The National Language Act
53. Who was appointed by the Commonwealth
Government as “Field Marshal of the Philippine
Army” and was largely responsible for the
country’s defense system that was easily crushed
by the Japanese invaders during World War II?

a. Gen. Douglas MacArthur

b. Gen. Willian Howard Taft
c. Gen. Wesley Merritt
d. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo
53. Who was appointed by the Commonwealth
Government as “Field Marshal of the Philippine
Army” and was largely responsible for the
country’s defense system that was easily crushed
by the Japanese invaders during World War II?

a. Gen. Douglas MacArthur

b. Gen. Willian Howard Taft
c. Gen. Wesley Merritt
d. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo
54. Which nation temporarily occupied Philippines
particularly Manila from 1762-1764?
a. Germany
b. France
c. Great Britain
d. United states
54. Which nation temporarily occupied Philippines
particularly Manila from 1762-1764?
a. Germany
b. France
c. Great Britain
d. United states
55. Who was the first bishop of the Catholic
Church who arrived in the Philippines in 1581?
a. Fray Domingo de Salazar
b. Fray Andres de Urdaneta
c. Fray Martin de Rada
d. Fray Diego de Herrera
55. Who was the first bishop of the Catholic
Church who arrived in the Philippines in 1581?
a. Fray Domingo de Salazar
b. Fray Andres de Urdaneta
c. Fray Martin de Rada
d. Fray Diego de Herrera
56. Which among the different religious
orders arrived first in the Philippines?
a. Recollects
b. Dominicans
c. Jesuits
d. Augustinians
56. Which among the different religious
orders arrived first in the Philippines?
a. Recollects
b. Dominicans
c. Jesuits
d. Augustinians
57. According to Prof. Teodoro Agoncillo, which
among the following events gave birth to Philippine
nationalism?
a. Execution of Rizal
b. Execution of Gomburza
c. Execution of Bonifacio
d. Victory of Lapulapu in Mactan
57. According to Prof. Teodoro Agoncillo, which
among the following events gave birth to Philippine
nationalism?
a. Execution of Rizal
b. Execution of Gomburza
c. Execution of Bonifacio
d. Victory of Lapulapu in Mactan
58. What was the name given to the Chinese
community in Manila during Spanish Period?
a. Chinatown
b. Parian
c. Binondo
d. Ongpin
58. What was the name given to the Chinese
community in Manila during Spanish Period?
a. Chinatown
b. Parian
c. Binondo
d. Ongpin
59. The Filipino or Native elites during Spanish
period were referred to ___.
a. Principalia
b. Creoles
c. Insulares
d. Indios
59. The Filipino or Native elites during Spanish
period were referred to ___.
a. Principalia
b. Creoles
c. Insulares
d. Indios
60. The revolt of a religious confraternity
“Confradia de San Jose” headed by Apolinario
dela Cruz in 1841 took place in what province?

a. Laguna
b. Tayabas
c. Bulacan
d. Tarlac
60. The revolt of a religious confraternity
“Confradia de San Jose” headed by Apolinario
dela Cruz in 1841 took place in what province?

a. Laguna
b. Tayabas
c. Bulacan
d. Tarlac
61. What was the highest position in the
government that a Filipino could occupy during the
Spanish colonial period?

a. Corregidor
b. Cabeza de Barangay
c. Alcalde Mayor
d. Gobernadorcillo
61. What was the highest position in the
government that a Filipino could occupy during the
Spanish colonial period?

a. Corregidor
b. Cabeza de Barangay
c. Alcalde Mayor
d. Gobernadorcillo
62. The Philippine National Anthem’s original title
was “Marcha Filipina Magdalo” which was later
changed to “Marcha Nacional Filipina” by its
composer Julian Felipe. What was the band that
first played the National Anthem on June 12, 1898
in Kawit, Cavite?
a. Pangkat Kawayan ng Pateros
b. Kawit Band
c. San Francisco de Malabon Band
d. Philippine Constabulary Band
62. The Philippine National Anthem’s original title
was “Marcha Filipina Magdalo” which was later
changed to “Marcha Nacional Filipina” by its
composer Julian Felipe. What was the band that
first played the National Anthem on June 12, 1898
in Kawit, Cavite?
a. Pangkat Kawayan ng Pateros
b. Kawit Band
c. San Francisco de Malabon Band
d. Philippine Constabulary Band
63. In the 19th century, the name of the town proper
called “cabecera” was changed. How is this called
today?

a. Poblacion
b. Plaza
c. Centro
d. Visita
63. In the 19th century, the name of the town proper called
“cabecera” was changed. How is this called today?

a. Poblacion
b. Plaza
c. Centro
d. Visita
64. Who was known as the “Brain of
Revolution”?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Andres Bonifacio
c. Emilio Aguinaldo
d. Apolinario Mabini
64. Who was known as the “Brain of
Revolution”?
a. Emilio Jacinto
b. Andres Bonifacio
c. Emilio Aguinaldo
d. Apolinario Mabini
65. Who was the President of women chapter
of the Katipunan?
a. Gregoria de Jesus
b. Josefa Rizal
c. Melchora Aquino
d. Marina Dizon
65. Who was the President of women chapter
of the Katipunan?
a. Gregoria de Jesus
b. Josefa Rizal
c. Melchora Aquino
d. Marina Dizon
66. Who led the Sakdal Revolt on May 2-3,
1935 to oppose the plebiscite for the
ratification of the 1935 constitution which
paved the way for the establishment of the
commonwealth government?
a. Benigno Ramos
b. Crisanto Evangelista
c. Isabelo de los Reyes
d. Dominador Gomez
66. Who led the Sakdal Revolt on May 2-3,
1935 to oppose the plebiscite for the ratification
of the 1935 constitution which paved the way for
the establishment of the commonwealth
government?
a. Benigno Ramos
b. Crisanto Evangelista
c. Isabelo de los Reyes
d. Dominador Gomez
67. When was the commonwealth
government inaugurated?
a. November 15, 1935
b. November 30, 1935
c. December 15, 1935
d. December 30, 1935
67. When was the commonwealth
government inaugurated?
a. November 15, 1935
b. November 30, 1935
c. December 15, 1935
d. December 30, 1935
68. Who was regarded as the “Father of
Malolos Constitution”?
a. Julian Felipe
b. Felipe Calderon
c. Apolinario Mabini
d. Pedro Paterno
68. Who was regarded as the “Father of
Malolos Constitution”?
a. Julian Felipe
b. Felipe Calderon
c. Apolinario Mabini
d. Pedro Paterno
69. The Biak-na-Bato Constitution was said to
be a carbon copy of the constitution of ____.
a. United states
b. Mexico
c. Cuba
d. France
69. The Biak-na-Bato Constitution was said to
be a carbon copy of the constitution of ____.
a. United states
b. Mexico
c. Cuba
d. France
70. The first American public school teachers who came to
the Philippines on board the SS Thomas were called ___.

a. Thomasites
b. Educators
c. Sholars
d. Pensionados
70. The first American public school teachers who came to
the Philippines on board the SS Thomas were called ___.

a. Thomasites
b. Educators
c. Sholars
d. Pensionados
71. On July 26, 1941, the Philippine regular and
reserve forces were incorporated into the United
states Army under the command of Douglas
MCArthur. What was the name given to the
combined Filipino and American forces?
a. Civilian Armed Force Geographical Unit (CAFGU)
b. United States-Philippines Combioned Forces
(USPCF)
c. Civilian Home Defense Force (CHDF)
d. United States Armed Forces in the Far East
(USAFFE)
71. On July 26, 1941, the Philippine regular and
reserve forces were incorporated into the United
states Army under the command of Douglas
MCArthur. What was the name given to the
combined Filipino and American forces?
a. Civilian Armed Force Geographical Unit (CAFGU)
b. United States-Philippines Combioned Forces
(USPCF)
c. Civilian Home Defense Force (CHDF)
d. United States Armed Forces in the Far East
(USAFFE)
72. Who was the commander-in-chief of
the Japanese Imperial Forces that
occupied the Philippines?

a. Gen. Shintaro Oda

b. Gen Tomuyuki Yamashita
c. Gen. Masaharu Homma
d. Gen Suzuki Kawasaki
72. Who was the commander-in-chief of
the Japanese Imperial Forces that
occupied the Philippines?

a. Gen. Shintaro Oda

b. Gen Tomuyuki Yamashita
c. Gen. Masaharu Homma
d. Gen Suzuki Kawasaki
73. Who succeeded Gen. MacArthur as
commander of the USAFFE when he left the
Philippines for Australia on March 11, 1942?
a. Gen. Felix Greene
b. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright
c. Gen. Walter Cushing
d. Gen. Parker Calbert
73. Who succeeded Gen. MacArthur as
commander of the USAFFE when he left the
Philippines for Australia on March 11, 1942?
a. Gen. Felix Greene
b. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright
c. Gen. Walter Cushing
d. Gen. Parker Calbert
74. The island of Corrigidor was chosen by Gen.
MacArthur as the last bastion of defense against
the Japanese invasion. In what province can the
island of Corrigidor be found?
a. Cavite
b. Bataan
c. Zambales
d. Rizal
74. The island of Corrigidor was chosen by Gen.
MacArthur as the last bastion of defense against
the Japanese invasion. In what province can the
island of Corrigidor be found?
a. Cavite
b. Bataan
c. Zambales
d. Rizal
75. The “death march” which started from Bataan to
San Fernando, Pampanga ended in the town of ____.

a. Capas
b. Tarlac
c. Paniqui
d. Concepcion
75. The “death march” which started from Bataan to
San Fernando, Pampanga ended in the town of ____.

a. Capas
b. Tarlac
c. Paniqui
d. Concepcion
76. Who was the President of the Japanese
Puppet Republic or the Second Philippine
Republic?
a. Jose P. Laurel
b. Benigno Aquino Sr.
c. Jose Vargas
d. Manuel Roxas
76. Who was the President of the Japanese
Puppet Republic or the Second Philippine
Republic?
a. Jose P. Laurel
b. Benigno Aquino Sr.
c. Jose Vargas
d. Manuel Roxas
77. What was the policy or program implemented
by Japan that aims to get the support and
cooperation of the Asians against the western
imperial powers. This policy pursues the slogan
“Asia for the Asians” but in reality it means “Asia
for the Asians under the leadership of Japan?
a. Japan Incorporated
b. Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
c. Asian Free Trade Cooperation Sphere
d. Anti-Imperialist League in Asia
77. What was the policy or program implemented
by Japan that aims to get the support and
cooperation of the Asians against the western
imperial powers. This policy pursues the slogan
“Asia for the Asians” but in reality it means “Asia
for the Asians under the leadership of Japan?
a. Japan Incorporated
b. Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
c. Asian Free Trade Cooperation Sphere
d. Anti-Imperialist League in Asia
78. What was the only political party allowed to
exist during the Japanese occupation of the
Philippines?
a. Kapisanan sa Paglilingkod sa Bagong Pilipinas
(KALIBAPI)
b. MAKAPILI
c. Nacionalista Party
d. Liberal Party
78. What was the only political party allowed to
exist during the Japanese occupation of the
Philippines?
a. Kapisanan sa Paglilingkod sa Bagong Pilipinas
(KALIBAPI)
b. MAKAPILI
c. Nacionalista Party
d. Liberal Party
79. What was the term given to the Japanese
Military police in the Philippines during the
Japanese Occupation?
a. Shogun
b. Samurai
c. Kempetai
d. Ninja
79. What was the term given to the Japanese
Military police in the Philippines during the
Japanese Occupation?
a. Shogun
b. Samurai
c. Kempetai
d. Ninja
80. Who succeeded Manuel Quezon as President
of the Commonwealth Government after his death
in 1944?
a. Manuel Roxas
b. Sergio Osmena Sr.
c. Benigno Aquino Sr.
d. Jose P. Laurel
80. Who succeeded Manuel Quezon as President
of the Commonwealth Government after his death
in 1944?
a. Manuel Roxas
b. Sergio Osmena Sr.
c. Benigno Aquino Sr.
d. Jose P. Laurel
81. What name was given to the pro-Japanese
Filipinos who served as spies for Japanese troops
against the Filipino Guerillas?
a. Huks
b. Kempetai
c. Makapili
d. Maka-hapon
81. What name was given to the pro-Japanese
Filipinos who served as spies for Japanese troops
against the Filipino Guerillas?
a. Huks
b. Kempetai
c. Makapili
d. Maka-hapon
82. Which among the guerilla units during the
Japanese occupation could be considered as the
“most successful guerilla unit” because of its pre-
war mass base in Central Luzon headed by Luis
Taruc?
a. Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon (HUKBALAHAP)
b. USAFFE
c. Maharlika Guerilla Unit
d. Makapili
82. Which among the guerilla units during the
Japanese occupation could be considered as the
“most successful guerilla unit” because of its pre-
war mass base in Central Luzon headed by Luis
Taruc?
a. Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon (HUKBALAHAP)
b. USAFFE
c. Maharlika Guerilla Unit
d. Makapili
83. Who was the editor of the Guerilla newspaper “The
Liberator” that circulated in Cavite, Manila, Rizal and Bulacan
in 1914?

a. Teodoro Locsin Sr.

b. Leon Ty
c. Luis Taruc
d. Ferdinand Marcos
83. Who was the editor of the Guerilla newspaper
“the liberator” that circulated in Cavite, Manila,
Rizal and Bulacan in 1914?

a. Teodoro Locsin Sr.

b. Leon Ty
c. Luis Taruc
d. Ferdinand Marcos
84. What was the most famous guerilla newspaper
during the Japanese occupation in the island of
Panay?

a. Free Panay
b. Panay Daily Bulletin
c. Kalibo War Bulletin
d. The commentator
84. What was the most famous guerilla newspaper
during the Japanese occupation in the island of
Panay?

a. Free Panay
b. Panay Daily Bulletin
c. Kalibo War Bulletin
d. The commentator
85. When was the bombing of Pearl Harbor in
Hawaii?
a. December 25, 1942
b. December 7, 1942
c. December 25, 1941
d. December 7, 1941
85. When was the bombing of Pearl Harbor in
Hawaii?
a. December 25, 1942
b. December 7, 1942
c. December 25, 1941
d. December 7, 1941
86. The only contact of the Filipinos with the
outside world during the Japanese occupation was
through this radio station. What was this radio
station?
a. Radio Veritas
b. Radio San Francisco
c. Radio Australia
d. Radio Bandido
86. The only contact of the Filipinos with the
outside world during the Japanese occupation was
through this radio station. What was this radio
station?
a. Radio Veritas
b. Radio San Francisco
c. Radio Australia
d. Radio Bandido
87. What was the trade agreement between the
Philippines and the United States signed in 1946
that provided for the continuation of the free trade
relations between the two countries until 1954?

a. Bell Trde Act

b. Tydings-McDuffie Law
c. Spooner Trade Act
d. Underwood-Simmons Act
87. What was the trade agreement between the
Philippines and the United States signed in 1946
that provided for the continuation of the free trade
relations between the two countries until 1954?

a. Bell Trade Act

b. Tydings-McDuffie Law
c. Spooner Trade Act
d. Underwood-Simmons Act
88. One of the provisions of the Bell Trade Act was
the granting of special privilege to the Americans in
the Philippines to have equal rights with Filipinos
to exploit natural resources and own companies
like public utilities that Constitution exclusively
grants ,majority control of ownership to Filipino
Citizens. How was this special privilege or equal
rights with Filipinos Given to Americans called?
a. Parity Rights
b. Extra-Territorial Rights
c. Special Treatment Clause
d. Equal Opportunity Rights
88. One of the provisions of the Bell Trade Act was
the granting of special privilege to the Americans in
the Philippines to have equal rights with Filipinos
to exploit natural resources and own companies
like public utilities that Constitution exclusively
grants ,majority control of ownership to Filipino
Citizens. How was this special privilege or equal
rights with Filipinos Given to Americans called?
a. Parity Rights
b. Extra-Territorial Rights
c. Special Treatment Clause
d. Equal Opportunity Rights
89. Because of the massive destruction suffered by the
Philippines during the Second World War, the US
Congress passed a law in 1946 granting a package of
financial aid that consisted of $800 million to pay private
individuals who suffered property losses during the war
and another $620 million for the Philippine
Government’s use to rehabilitate the country. What was
this law?
a. Tydings Rehabilitation Act
b. Bell Rehabilitation Act
c. Cooper Rehabilitation Act
d. MacArthur’s rehabilitation Act
89. Because of the massive destruction suffered by the
Philippines during the Second World War, the US
Congress passed a law in 1946 granting a package of
financial aid that consisted of $800 million to pay private
individuals who suffered property losses during the war
and another $620 million for the Philippine
Government’s use to rehabilitate the country. What was
this law?
a. Tydings Rehabilitation Act
b. Bell Rehabilitation Act
c. Cooper Rehabilitation Act
d. MacArthur’s rehabilitation Act
90. The package of economic and financial aid under the
Tydings Rehabilitation Act for the Philippines was
attached with a condition that the exact amount will only
be given if the Philippine Government accepts the Bell
Trade Act. If the Philippine Government rejects the Bell
Trade Act, the American Government will only give not to
exceed a certain amount of money. How much was this
amount?
a. $ 500
b. $ 1000
c. $ 1 million
d. $ 100 milion
90. The package of economic and financial aid under the
Tydings Rehabilitation Act for the Philippines was
attached with a condition that the exact amount will only
be given if the Philippine Government accepts the Bell
Trade Act. If the Philippine Government rejects the Bell
Trade Act, the American Government will only give not to
exceed a certain amount of money. How much was this
amount?
a. $ 500
b. $ 1000
c. $ 1 million
d. $ 100 milion
91. Who was the Philippine president who approved
the “Parity Rights” and the Bell Trade Act?

a. Ramon Magsaysay
b. Sergio Osmena Sr.
c. Manuel Quezon
d. Manuel Roxas
91. Who was the Philippine president who approved
the “Parity Rights” and the Bell Trade Act?

a. Ramon Magsaysay
b. Sergio Osmena Sr.
c. Manuel Quezon
d. Manuel Roxas
92. Who was the President of the Philippines who was
known as the “Father of Philippine Industrialization”?

a. Manuel Roxas
b. Elpidio Quirino
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Sergio Osmena
92. Who was the President of the Philippines
who was known as the “Father of Philippine
Industrialization”?
a. Manuel Roxas
b. Elpidio Quirino
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Sergio Osmena
93. How many Filipino leaders served as
presidents of the third republic?
a. Six
b. Seven
c. Eight
d. nine
93. How many Filipino leaders served as
presidents of the third republic?
a. Six
b. Seven
c. Eight
d. nine
94. Who was the Philippine President who was
responsible for changing the date of independence
from July 4 to June 12?
a. Carlos P. Garcia
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Manuel Roxas
d. Ramon Magsaysay
94. Who was the Philippine President who was
responsible for changing the date of independence
from July 4 to June 12?
a. Carlos P. Garcia
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Manuel Roxas
d. Ramon Magsaysay
95. Who was the first and only president of the
Philippines reelected in his position after the
second world war?

a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Ferdinand Marcos
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Manuel Roxas
95. Who was the first and only president of the
Philippines reelected in his position after the
second world war?

a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Ferdinand Marcos
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Manuel Roxas
96. Who was the Philippine President known for
his program of Filipino First Policy?
a. Elpidio Quirino
b. Ramon Magsaysay
c. Ferdinand Marcos
d. Carlos Garcia
96. Who was the Philippine President known for
his program of Filipino First Policy?
a. Elpidio Quirino
b. Ramon Magsaysay
c. Ferdinand Marcos
d. Carlos Garcia
97. Who was the Philippine President was
criticized as the most pro-American?
a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Manuel Roxas
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Corazon Aquino
97. Who was the Philippine President was
criticized as the most pro-American?
a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Manuel Roxas
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Corazon Aquino
98. Who was the president of the Philippine
known as “poor boy of Lubao”?
a. Manuel Roxas
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Elpidio Quirino
d. Carlos Garcia
98. Who was the president of the Philippine
known as “poor boy of Lubao”?
a. Manuel Roxas
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Elpidio Quirino
d. Carlos Garcia
99. Where in the Philippines can one find the
animal called “tarsier”?
a. Bohol
b. Mindoro
c. Palawan
d. Cebu
99. Where in the Philippines can one find the
animal called “tarsier”?
a. Bohol
b. Mindoro
c. Palawan
d. Cebu
100. Given the exact date when Marcos officially
announced the declaration of Martial Law?
a. September 23, 1972
b. September 21, 1972
c. September 24, 1972
d. September 30, 1972
100. Given the exact date when Marcos officially
announced the declaration of Martial Law?
a. September 23, 1972
b. September 21, 1972
c. September 24, 1972
d. September 30, 1972
101. What was the proclamation or decree of
President Marcos that provided for the declaration
of martial law in the Philippines in 1972?

a. Proclamation 1081
b. PD 27
c. PD 1080
d. Proclamation 1020
101. What was the proclamation or decree of
President Marcos that provided for the declaration
of martial law in the Philippines in 1972?

a. Proclamation 1081
b. PD 27
c. PD 1080
d. Proclamation 1020
102. The commemoration of the declaration of martial
law was based on the date that was written on the
Marcos declaration declaring martial law in the
Philippines and not on the date Marcos officially
announced in public the placing of the Philippines under
martial law. What was the exact date written on the
proclamation?

a. September 21, 1972

b. September 22, 1972
c. September 23, 1972
d. August 21, 1972
102. The commemoration of the declaration of
martial law was based on the date that was written
on the Marcos declaration declaring martial law in
the Philippines and not on the date Marcos
officially announced in public the placing of the
Philippines under martial law. What was the exact
date written on the proclamation?
a. September 21, 1972
b. September 22, 1972
c. September 23, 1972
d. August 21, 1972
103. Who was the first president of the 1971
constitutional convention that drafted the 1973
constitution popularly known as the “Marcos
Constitution.

a. Carlos Garcia
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Benigno Aquino Jr.
d. Imelda Marcos
103. Who was the first president of the 1971
constitutional convention that drafted the 1973
constitution popularly known as the “Marcos
Constitution.

a. Carlos Garcia
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Benigno Aquino Jr.
d. Imelda Marcos
104. After the death of President Garcia, who
replaced him as President of the 1971
Constitutional Convention?
a. Benigno Aquino Jr.
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Jose Diokno
d. Jovito Salonga
104. After the death of President Garcia, who
replaced him as President of the 1971
Constitutional Convention?
a. Benigno Aquino Jr.
b. Diosdado Macapagal
c. Jose Diokno
d. Jovito Salonga
105. In what province can the tamaraw be
found?
a. Bohol
b. Palawan
c. Mindoro
d. Cagayan
105. In what province can the tamaraw be
found?
a. Bohol
b. Palawan
c. Mindoro
d. Cagayan
106. Where in the Philippines can the
mousedeer be found?
a. Bohol
b. Mindoro
c. Davao
d. Palawan
106. Where in the Philippines can the
mousedeer be found?
a. Bohol
b. Mindoro
c. Davao
d. Palawan
107. The first millennium sunrise in the
Philippines took place in?
a. Mt. Diwalwal
b. Mt. Apo
c. Mt. Pulag
d. Mt. Kitanglad
107. The first millennium sunrise in the
Philippines took place in?
a. Mt. Diwalwal
b. Mt. Apo
c. Mt. Pulag
d. Mt. Kitanglad
108. Who was known as the father of Local
Government Code?
a. Joey Lina
b. Jovito Salonga
c. Aquilino Pimentel
d. Joseph Estrada
108. Who was known as the father of Local
Government Code?
a. Joey Lina
b. Jovito Salonga
c. Aquilino Pimentel
d. Joseph Estrada
109. The form of government during Martial Law
according to President Marcos was _____.
a. A dictatorship
b. Democracy from the center
c. A republic
d. Constitutional Authoritarianism
109. The form of government during Martial Law
according to President Marcos was _____.
a. A dictatorship
b. Democracy from the center
c. A republic
d. Constitutional Authoritarianism
110. Who was the senate president in 1991 who
led the majority of senators to reject a new treaty
extending the presence of the US military bases in
the Philippines?
a. Ernesto Maceda
b. Jovito Salonga
c. Neptali Gonzales
d. Blas Ople
110. Who was the senate president in 1991 who
led the majority of senators to reject a new treaty
extending the presence of the US military bases in
the Philippines?
a. Ernesto Maceda
b. Jovito Salonga
c. Neptali Gonzales
d. Blas Ople
111. The snap election in the Philippines took
place on ______.
a. February 7, 1986
b. February 14, 1986
c. February 21, 1986
d. February 25, 1986
111. The snap election in the Philippines took
place on ______.
a. February 7, 1986
b. February 14, 1986
c. February 21, 1986
d. February 25, 1986
112. What federation of Southeast Asian countries
did the Philippine become a founding member in
1967?

a. ASEAN
b. SEATO
c. Bandung Conference
d. AFTA
112. What federation of Southeast Asian countries
did the Philippine become a founding member in
1967?

a. ASEAN
b. SEATO
c. Bandung Conference
d. AFTA
113. Who was the Philippine President responsible
for the establishment of MAPHILINDO, the
forerunner of ASEAN?
a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Ferdinand Marcos
c. Carlos Garcia
d. Ramon Magsaysay
113. Who was the Philippine President responsible
for the establishment of MAPHILINDO, the
forerunner of ASEAN?
a. Diosdado Macapagal
b. Ferdinand Marcos
c. Carlos Garcia
d. Ramon Magsaysay
114. Where was the earliest known and
scientifically established abode of man in the
Philippines located?
a. Tabon Cave in Palawan
b. Callao Cave in Cagayan
c. Manunggul Cave in Palawan
d. Homonhon in Leyte
114. Where was the earliest known and
scientifically established abode of man in the
Philippines located?
a. Tabon Cave in Palawan
b. Callao Cave in Cagayan
c. Manunggul Cave in Palawan
d. Homonhon in Leyte
115. To what family of languages, does Tagalog
and other languages in the Asia Pacific region
belong?
a. Australoid
b. Malay
c. Negritoes
d. Austronesian
115. To what family of languages, does Tagalog
and other languages in the Asia Pacific region
belong?
a. Australoid
b. Malay
c. Negritoes
d. Austronesian
116. The pre-Hispanic priests or priestess were
called babaylan in the Visayas but in the Tagalog
regions they were called _____.

a. Diwata
b. Arbularyo
c. Katalonans
d. Umalohokan
116. The pre-Hispanic priests or priestess were
called babaylan in the Visayas but in the Tagalog
regions they were called _____.
a. Diwata
b. Arbularyo
c. Katalonans
d. Umalohokan
117. The pre-colonial mourning of the dead chief
was called _____.
a. Morotal
b. Laraw
c. Maglahi
d. Balata
117. The pre-colonial mourning of the dead
chief was called _____.
a. Morotal
b. Laraw
c. Maglahi
d. Balata
118. What was the nationality of Ferdinand
Magellan?
a. Portuguese
b. Spaniard
c. Italian
d. Dutch
118. What was the nationality of Ferdinand
Magellan?
a. Portuguese
b. Spaniard
c. Italian
d. Dutch
119. Who was the commander of the ship Victoria
that led the 17 other remaining Spaniards under
Magellan’s expedition to complete the first
circumnavigation of the world?

a. Antonio Pigafetta
b. Sebastian del Cano
c. Andres de Urdaneta
d. Pedro Chirino
119. Who was the commander of the ship Victoria
that led the 17 other remaining Spaniards under
Magellan’s expedition to complete the first
circumnavigation of the world?

a. Antonio Pigafetta
b. Sebastian del Cano
c. Andres de Urdaneta
d. Pedro Chirino
120. Where is the island of Moluccas, the Spice
island located today?
a. India
b. Malaysia
c. Indonesia
d. Papua New Guinea
120. Where is the island of Moluccas, the Spice
island located today?
a. India
b. Malaysia
c. Indonesia
d. Papua New Guinea
121. Who was the leader of Manila when the
Spaniards headed by Martin de Goiti arrived in
1570?
a. Rajah Sikatuna
b. Rajah Lakandula
c. Rajah Sulayman
d. Rajah Tupas
121. Who was the leader of Manila when the
Spaniards headed by Martin de Goiti arrived in
1570?
a. Rajah Sikatuna
b. Rajah Lakandula
c. Rajah Sulayman
d. Rajah Tupas
122. What was the countervailing economic
philosophy or ideology in Europe in the 16th
century that guided and influenced Spain in
implementing an expansionist policy.

a. Capitalism
b. Mercantilism
c. Socialism
d. Liberalism
122. What was the countervailing economic
philosophy or ideology in Europe in the 16th
century that guided and influenced Spain in
implementing an expansionist policy.

a. Capitalism
b. Mercantilism
c. Socialism
d. Liberalism
123. Which war in Europe led to the British
occupation of Manila from 1762 to 1764?
a. Bourbon War
b. Seven Years War
c. War of Roses
d. Crusades
123. Which war in Europe led to the British
occupation of Manila from 1762 to 1764?
a. Bourbon War
b. Seven Years War
c. War of Roses
d. Crusades
124. The opening of Suez Canal reduced
considerably the travel distance between the
Philippines and Europe. When was the opening of
the Suez Canal?
a. 1869
b. 1871
c. 1879
d. 1881
124. The opening of Suez Canal reduced
considerably the travel distance between the
Philippines and Europe. When was the opening of
the Suez Canal?
a. 1869
b. 1871
c. 1879
d. 1881
125. What was the lawmaking body or legislature
during the Spanish occupation of the Philippines?
a. Casa Tribunal
b. Recopilacion
c. Royal Audencia/Real Audencia
d. Consejo de Indias
125. What was the lawmaking body or legislature
during the Spanish occupation of the Philippines?
a. Casa Tribunal
b. Recopilacion
c. Royal Audencia/Real Audencia
d. Consejo de Indias
126. Who was the sole representative of the
Spanish Crown in the Philippines during the
Spanish colonial Period?

a. governor-general
b. Viceroy of Mexico
c. Archbishop of Manila
d. Alcalde Mayor
126. Who was the sole representative of the
Spanish Crown in the Philippines during the
Spanish colonial Period?

a. governor-general
b. Viceroy of Mexico
c. Archbishop of Manila
d. Alcalde Mayor
127. The supreme court during the Spanish
period was the _____.
a. Residencia
b. Casa Tribunal
c. Ayuntamiento
d. Royal Audencia
127. The supreme court during the Spanish
period was the _____.
a. Residencia
b. Casa Tribunal
c. Ayuntamiento
d. Royal Audencia
128. During the Spanish colonial period, which
institution conducted the investigation of the
outgoing officials particularly the governor general
for the purpose of punishing corrupt and dishonest
officials?
a. Residencia
b. Audencia
c. Visita
d. Recopilacion
128. During the Spanish colonial period, which
institution conducted the investigation of the
outgoing officials particularly the governor general
for the purpose of punishing corrupt and dishonest
officials?
a. Residencia
b. Audencia
c. Visita
d. Recopilacion
129. What was the privilege of an alcalde mayor to
engage in trade while in office during the Spanish
regime called?

a. Cumplace
b. Indulto de Comercio
c. Pase Regio
d. Las Siete Partidas
129. What was the privilege of an alcalde mayor to
engage in trade while in office during the Spanish
regime called?

a. Cumplace
b. Indulto de Comercio
c. Pase Regio
d. Las Siete Partidas
130. What was the term given by Marcelo H. del
Pilar to the form of government during the Spanish
colonial period wherein the government was
controlled and dominated by the friars?
a. Theocracy
b. Divine monarchy
c. Frailocracia
d. Absolute monarchy
130. What was the term given by Marcelo H. del
Pilar to the form of government during the Spanish
colonial period wherein the government was
controlled and dominated by the friars?
a. Theocracy
b. Divine monarchy
c. Frailocracia
d. Absolute monarchy
131. What was the primary duty of the
gobernadorcillo during the Spanish colonial
period?

a. Recruit workers for the polo

b. Collect taxes
c. Implement orders of the governor-general
d. Maintain peace and order
131. What was the primary duty of the
gobernadorcillo during the Spanish colonial
period?

a. Recruit workers for the polo

b. Collect taxes
c. Implement orders of the governor-general
d. Maintain peace and order
132. How were the workers serving under the
forced labor during Spanish regime called?
a. Polista
b. Reservas
c. Trabajadores
d. Indios Bravos
132. How were the workers serving under the
forced labor during Spanish regime called?
a. Polista
b. Reservas
c. Trabajadores
d. Indios Bravos
133. The payment for exemption to render the
forced labor during the Spanish Regime was
called?
a. Boleta
b. Falla
c. Situado
d. Indulto
133. The payment for exemption to render the
forced labor during the Spanish Regime was
called?
a. Boleta
b. Falla
c. Situado
d. Indulto
134. What was the term given to the friars who do
not belong to any religious order during the
Spanish Regime?

a. Regular
b. Secular
c. Cur Parroco
d. Missionaries
134. What was the term given to the friars who do
not belong to any religious order during the
Spanish Regime?

a. Regular
b. Secular
c. Cur Parroco
d. Missionaries
135. Most of the goods carried or loaded from
Manila by the galleon came from ____.
a. China
b. Philippines
c. India
d. Southeast Asia
135. Most of the goods carried or loaded from
Manila by the galleon came from ____.
a. China
b. Philippines
c. India
d. Southeast Asia
136. How many galleon ships usually arrived in the
Philippines within one year?
a. One
b. Two
c. Five
d. Ten
136. How many galleon ships usually arrived in the
Philippines within one year?
a. One
b. Two
c. Five
d. Ten
137. Who was the governor-general who founded
the “Economico de los Amigos del Pais” and the
“Real Compania de Filipinas”?
a. Rafael Izquirdo
b. Valeriano Weyler
c. Jose Basco
d. Carlos Maria dela Torre
137. Who was the governor-general who founded
the “Economico de los Amigos del Pais” and the
“Real Compania de Filipinas”?
a. Rafael Izquirdo
b. Valeriano Weyler
c. Jose Basco
d. Carlos Maria dela Torre
138. Who was the Spanish governor-general in the
Philippines when the Gomburza execution took
place?

a. Valeriano Weyler
b. Rafael Izquirdo
c. Fermin Jaudanes
d. Camilo Polavieja
138. Who was the Spanish governor-general in the
Philippines when the Gomburza execution took
place?

a. Valeriano Weyler
b. Rafael Izquirdo
c. Fermin Jaudanes
d. Camilo Polavieja
139. Who wrote the book entitled “Sucesos
de las Islas Filipinas”?
a. Pedro Chirino
b. Antonio de Morga
c. Gregorio Sanciangco
d. Antonio Pigafetta
139. Who wrote the book entitled “Sucesos
de las Islas Filipinas”?
a. Pedro Chirino
b. Antonio de Morga
c. Gregorio Sanciangco
d. Antonio Pigafetta
140. Intramuros was an example of what type of
western architecture introduced by Spaniards in
the Philippines.

a. Antillean
b. Real
c. Walled Architecture
d. Cottas
140. Intramuros was an example of what type of
western architecture introduced by Spaniards in
the Philippines.

a. Antillean
b. Real
c. Walled Architecture
d. Cottas
141. What was the first printed book in the
Philippines which was introduced by Dominicans?
a. Doctrina Christiana en Lengua Española y Tagala
b. La Esperanza
c. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
d. Filipinas Dentro De Cien Años
141. What was the first printed book in the
Philippines which was introduced by Dominicans?
a. Doctrina Christiana en Lengua Española y Tagala
b. La Esperanza
c. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
d. Filipinas Dentro De Cien Años
142. Who was the literary artist known as
“Huseng Sisiw”?
a. Jose dela Cruz
b. Apolinario dela Cruz
c. Francisco Baltazar
d. Juan Matapang Cruz
142. Who was the literary artist known as
“Huseng Sisiw”?
a. Jose dela Cruz
b. Apolinario dela Cruz
c. Francisco Baltazar
d. Juan Matapang Cruz
143. What is the literary form of Francisco
Baltazar’s “Florante at Laura”?
a. Awit
b. Korido
c. Comedia
d. Moro-moro
143. What is the literary form of Francisco
Baltazar’s “Florante at Laura”?
a. Awit
b. Korido
c. Comedia
d. Moro-moro
144. What was the first college in the
Philippines founded by the Jesuits in 1589?
a. Collegio of San Juan de Letran
b. College of San Jose
c. College of San Ignacio
d. College of San Ildefonso
144. What was the first college in the
Philippines founded by the Jesuits in 1589?
a. Collegio of San Juan de Letran
b. College of San Jose
c. College of San Ignacio
d. College of San Ildefonso
145. What was the first college for girls in the
Philippines which was established in 1589?
a. Collegio de Santa Potenciana
b. Collegio de santa Isabel
c. Collegio de la Concordia
d. Collegio de Sta. Rita
145. What was the first college for girls in the
Philippines which was established in 1589?
a. Collegio de Santa Potenciana
b. Collegio de santa Isabel
c. Collegio de la Concordia
d. Collegio de Sta. Rita
146. The Spanish Mestizo priest who was the first
organized leader of the Filipino secular clergy in the
Secularization Movement and editor of its
newspaper “El Eco Filipino”

a. Father Pedro Pelaez

b. Father Domingo Salazar
c. Father Jose Burgos
d. Father Jacinto Zamora
146. The Spanish Mestizo priest who was the first
organized leader of the Filipino secular clergy in the
Secularization Movement and editor of its
newspaper “El Eco Filipino”

a. Father Pedro Pelaez

b. Father Domingo Salazar
c. Father Jose Burgos
d. Father Jacinto Zamora
147. What was the term given to the primary
objective of the propaganda movement for the
Philippines to become a province of Spain?

a. Autonomia
b. Reformation
c. Assimilation
d. Independencia
147. What was the term given to the primary
objective of the propaganda movement for the
Philippines to become a province of Spain?

a. Autonomia
b. Reformation
c. Assimilation
d. Independencia
148. The orator of the reform movement, who wrote “Fray
Botod” and served as first editor of La Solidaridad
was______.

a. Graciano Lopez Jaena

b. Marcelo H. del Pilar
c. Mariano Ponce
d. Antonio Luna
148. The orator of the reform movement, who wrote “Fray
Botod” and served as first editor of La Solidaridad
was______.

a. Graciano Lopez Jaena

b. Marcelo H. del Pilar
c. Mariano Ponce
d. Antonio Luna
149. What was the newspaper of the
Propaganda Movement?
a. El Eco Filipino Varios
b. La Solidaridad
c. Discursos y Articulos
d. La Independencia
149. What was the newspaper of the
Propaganda Movement?
a. El Eco Filipino Varios
b. La Solidaridad
c. Discursos y Articulos
d. La Independencia
150. Who was the second editor of the La Solidaridad
and used the penname Dolores Manapat?

a. Marcelo H. del Pilar

b. Graciano Lopez Jaena
c. Jose Rizal
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
150. Who was the second editor of the La Solidaridad
and used the penname Dolores Manapat?

a. Marcelo H. del Pilar

b. Graciano Lopez Jaena
c. Jose Rizal
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
151. Who among the members of propaganda
movement used the penname Taga-ilog?
a. Antonio Luna
b. Jose Ma. Basa
c. Jose Rizal
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
151. Who among the members of propaganda
movement used the penname Taga-ilog?
a. Antonio Luna
b. Jose Ma. Basa
c. Jose Rizal
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
152. Who among the propagandist used the
penname Kalipulako?
a. Mariano Ponce
b. Juan Luna
c. Faustino Lichauco
d. Felipe Agoncillo
152. Who among the propagandist used the
penname Kalipulako?
a. Mariano Ponce
b. Juan Luna
c. Faustino Lichauco
d. Felipe Agoncillo
153. Who was the first woman to become a mason
and was initiated as member of the lodge “Walana”
on July 18, 1893?
a. Josefa Rizal
b. Gregora de Jesus
c. Rosario Villaruel
d. Marina Dizon
153. Who was the first woman to become a mason
and was initiated as member of the lodge “Walana”
on July 18, 1893?
a. Josefa Rizal
b. Gregora de Jesus
c. Rosario Villaruel
d. Marina Dizon
154. What was the highest rank among members
of the katipunan who used password “Rizal”?
a. Kawal
b. Anak ng Bayan
c. Bayani
d. Supremo
154. What was the highest rank among members
of the katipunan who used password “Rizal”?
a. Kawal
b. Anak ng Bayan
c. Bayani
d. Supremo
155. A false address was given as the place
where the Katipunan newspaper “Kalayaan”
was printed to avoid detection by the
Spaniards. Where was this place?
a. Yokohama, Japan
b. Hongkong
c. Madrid, Spain
d. London, Great Britain
155. A false address was given as the place
where the Katipunan newspaper “Kalayaan”
was printed to avoid detection by the
Spaniards. Where was this place?
a. Yokohama, Japan
b. Hongkong
c. Madrid, Spain
d. London, Great Britain
156. Who was the revolutionary leader who
started the revolution in Nueva Ecija and led
the attack against the Spanish forces in the
town of San Isidro on September 3, 1896?
a. Mariano Llanera
b. Mamerto Natividad
c. Feleciano Jhocson
d. Antonio Luna
156. Who was the revolutionary leader who
started the revolution in Nueva Ecija and led
the attack against the Spanish forces in the
town of San Isidro on September 3, 1896?
a. Mariano Llanera
b. Mamerto Natividad
c. Feleciano Jhocson
d. Antonio Luna
157. Who among the revolutionary leaders
used the penname Agapito Bagumbayan?
a. Andres Bonifacio
b. Emilio Jacinto
c. Pio Valenzuela
d. Emilio Aguinaldo
157. Who among the revolutionary leaders
used the penname Agapito Bagumbayan?
a. Andres Bonifacio
b. Emilio Jacinto
c. Pio Valenzuela
d. Emilio Aguinaldo
158. When was the “Battle of Manila Bay”?

a. May 1, 1898
b. August 13, 1898
c. February 4, 1899
d. February 6, 1899
158. When was the “Battle of Manila Bay”?

a. May 1, 1898
b. August 13, 1898
c. February 4, 1899
d. February 6, 1899
159. Who was the representative of the Filipino
people in the negotiation of the Treaty of Paris?
a. Felipe Agoncillo
b. Doroteo Lopez
c. Mariano Ponce
d. Galicano Apacible
159. Who was the representative of the Filipino
people in the negotiation of the Treaty of Paris?
a. Felipe Agoncillo
b. Doroteo Lopez
c. Mariano Ponce
d. Galicano Apacible
160. Who was the last Filipino general who
surrendered to the Americans on April 16, 1902?
a. Miguel Malvar
b. Ramon Diokno
c. Artemio Ricarte
d. Julian Montalban
160. Who was the last Filipino general who
surrendered to the Americans on April 16, 1902?
a. Miguel Malvar
b. Ramon Diokno
c. Artemio Ricarte
d. Julian Montalban
161. Where was Aguinaldo captured by the
Americans on March 23, 1901?

a. Palanan, Isabela
b. Echague, Isabela
c. Tumauini, Isabela
d. San Mariano, Isabela
161. Where was Aguinaldo captured by the
Americans on March 23, 1901?

a. Palanan, Isabela
b. Echague, Isabela
c. Tumauini, Isabela
d. San Mariano, Isabela
162. Who was the Filipino revolutionary leader
who led the Filipino troops in the “Battle of San
Mateo” on December 18, 1899 which resulted in
the killing of an American general named Henry
Lawton?
a. General Licerio Geronimo
b. General Vicente Lukban
c. General Miguel Malvar
d. General Antonio Luna
162. Who was the Filipino revolutionary leader
who led the Filipino troops in the “Battle of San
Mateo” on December 18, 1899 which resulted in
the killing of an American general named Henry
Lawton?
a. General Licerio Geronimo
b. General Vicente Lukban
c. General Miguel Malvar
d. General Antonio Luna
163. What treaty signed between the US
Government and the Sultan of Sulo on August 20,
1899 provided that “Muslim and the Americans
could co-exist peacefully?

a. Bates Treaty
b. Forbes Treaty
c. Taft Treaty
d. Raja Muda-Taft Treaty
163. What treaty signed between the US
Government and the Sultan of Sulo on August 20,
1899 provided that “Muslim and the Americans
could co-exist peacefully?

a. Bates Treaty
b. Forbes Treaty
c. Taft Treaty
d. Raja Muda-Taft Treaty
164. Who led the American troops in the
capture of Aguinaldo on March 23, 1901?
a. Henry Lawton
b. Frederick Funston
c. Arthur Macarthur
d. Felix Greene
164. Who led the American troops in the
capture of Aguinaldo on March 23, 1901?
a. Henry Lawton
b. Frederick Funston
c. Arthur Macarthur
d. Felix Greene
165. Who was the Filipino revolutionary leader
who refused to surrender to the Americans after
General Malvar’s surrender, founded the Supreme
Government of the Tagalog Archipelago and
declared himself as its President and Commander-
in-Chief?
a. Makario Sakay
b. Julian Montalan
c. Licerio Geronimo
d. Artemio Ricarte
165. Who was the Filipino revolutionary leader
who refused to surrender to the Americans after
General Malvar’s surrender, founded the Supreme
Government of the Tagalog Archipelago and
declared himself as its President and Commander-
in-Chief?
a. Makario Sakay
b. Julian Montalan
c. Licerio Geronimo
d. Artemio Ricarte
166. What was the title of the editorial of the
newspaper “El Renacimiento” published in October
30, 1908 criticizing the secretary of the interior
Dean C. Worcester who in turn filed a libel suit
against the owner and editor of the newspaper
which ended in its closure?

a. Independence Now!
b. Philippines for the Filipinos
c. Birds of Prey (Aves de Rapiña)
d. The Corrupt Politician
166. What was the title of the editorial of the
newspaper “El Renacimiento” published in October
30, 1908 criticizing the secretary of the interior
Dean C. Worcester who in turn filed a libel suit
against the owner and editor of the newspaper
which ended in its closure?

a. Independence Now!
b. Philippines for the Filipinos
c. Birds of Prey (Aves de Rapiña)
d. The Corrupt Politician
167. Who was the owner of the nationalist
newspaper “El Renacimiento” and its tagalog
counterpart “Muling Pagsilang”?

a. Martin Ocampo
b. Rafael Palma
c. Maximo Kalaw
d. Fidel Reyes
167. Who was the owner of the nationalist
newspaper “El Renacimiento” and its tagalog
counterpart “Muling Pagsilang”?

a. Martin Ocampo
b. Rafael Palma
c. Maximo Kalaw
d. Fidel Reyes
168. During the American occupation the
Philippine Assembly sent a representative of the
Filipino people in the US Congress. What was the
position called?

a. High Commissioner
b. Resident Commisioner
c. Ambassador
d. Representative
168. During the American occupation the
Philippine Assembly sent a representative of the
Filipino people in the US Congress. What was the
position called?

a. High Commissioner
b. Resident Commisioner
c. Ambassador
d. Representative
169. During the commonwealth Government what
was the representative of the US President in the
Philippines called?

a. Civil Governor
b. Resident Commissioner
c. High Commissioner
d. Ambassador
169. During the commonwealth Government
what was the representative of the US
President in the Philippines called?
a. Civil Governor
b. Resident Commissioner
c. High Commissioner
d. Ambassador
170. If Frank Murphy was the first US High
Commissioner, who served the last and later
became the first US ambassador to the Philippines
in 1946?
a. Douglas MacArthur
b. Paul V. McNutt
c. Henry Ide
d. Edward Lansdale
170. If Frank Murphy was the first US High
Commissioner, who served the last and later
became the first US ambassador to the Philippines
in 1946?
a. Douglas MacArthur
b. Paul V. McNutt
c. Henry Ide
d. Edward Lansdale
171. What was the present position of the
Secretary of Education called during the
American occupation?
a. Secretary of Public Instruction
b. Secretary of Public Education
c. Secretary of Normal Education
d. Secretary of Schools
171. What was the present position of the
Secretary of Education called during the
American occupation?
a. Secretary of Public Instruction
b. Secretary of Public Education
c. Secretary of Normal Education
d. Secretary of Schools
172. Which law passed during the American
occupation provided limits in the ownership of
lands on individuals for 16 hectares and 1024
hectares for corporation?
a. Cooper Act or the Philippine Bill of 1902
b. Friar Land Act
c. Homestead Act
d. Land Registration Act
172. Which law passed during the American
occupation provided limits in the ownership of
lands on individuals for 16 hectares and 1024
hectares for corporation?
a. Cooper Act or the Philippine Bill of 1902
b. Friar Land Act
c. Homestead Act
d. Land Registration Act
173. Besides the administration of the currency,
what was the only other aspect on the reins of
government which was not placed completely in
the hands of the Filipinos but still under the control
of the Americans during the Commonwealth
Government?
a. Finance
b. National Defense
c. Foreign Relation
d. Trade and commerce
173. Besides the administration of the currency,
what was the only other aspect on the reins of
government which was not placed completely in
the hands of the Filipinos but still under the control
of the Americans during the Commonwealth
Government?
a. Finance
b. National Defense
c. Foreign Relation
d. Trade and commerce
174. What was the most urgent problem
confronted by the officials of the Commonwealth
Government when they took over the reins of
government from the Americans in 1935?

a. Fear of Japanese aggression

b. Dependency of the economy from the US
c. Control of the Chinese of the Economy
d. Cultural bankruptcy of the Filipinos
174. What was the most urgent problem
confronted by the officials of the Commonwealth
Government when they took over the reins of
government from the Americans in 1935?

a. Fear of Japanese aggression

b. Dependency of the economy from the US
c. Control of the Chinese of the Economy
d. Cultural bankruptcy of the Filipinos
175. What law was passed by the Philippine
Assembly during the commonwealth period
aimed at presenting the foreigners particularly
the Chinese from controlling the economy?
a. Anti-dummy law
b. Filipino First Policy
c. New Omnibus Investment Act of 1935
d. Philippine Trade Law
175. What law was passed by the Philippine
Assembly during the commonwealth period aimed
at presenting the foreigners particularly the
Chinese from controlling the economy?

a. Anti-dummy law
b. Filipino First Policy
c. New Omnibus Investment Act of 1935
d. Philippine Trade Law
176. What program or policy was instituted by
President Manuel Quezon under the
commonwealth Government which was sometimes
called Quezonian Socialism because its particular
objective was to give justice to the common tao?

a. Rice share Tenancy

b. Friar Land Act
c. Quezon Para sa Mahirap Program
d. Social Justice Program
176. What program or policy was instituted by
President Manuel Quezon under the
commonwealth Government which was sometimes
called Quezonian Socialism because its particular
objective was to give justice to the common tao?

a. Rice share Tenancy

b. Friar Land Act
c. Quezon Para sa Mahirap Program
d. Social Justice Program
177. What was the primary export of the
Philippines to the United States from 1902-1918?
a. Abaca
b. Sugar
c. Tobacco
d. Coconut oi
177. What was the primary export of the
Philippines to the United States from 1902-1918?
a. Abaca
b. Sugar
c. Tobacco
d. Coconut oi
178. Who founded the peasant organization
“Sociedad Ti Mannalon” in Pangasinan and led the
“Tayug Uprasing” in 1931?
a. Pablo Bulan
b. Pedro Kabola
c. Pedro Calosa
d. Dionisio Magbuelas
178. Who founded the peasant organization
“Sociedad Ti Mannalon” in Pangasinan and led the
“Tayug Uprasing” in 1931?
a. Pablo Bulan
b. Pedro Kabola
c. Pedro Calosa
d. Dionisio Magbuelas
179. Who founded the guerilla newspaper
“The Saber” in Bicol?
a. Salipada Pendatum
b. Juan Frivaldo
c. Roque Ablan
d. Wenceslao Q. Vinzons
179. Who founded the guerilla newspaper
“The Saber” in Bicol?
a. Salipada Pendatum
b. Juan Frivaldo
c. Roque Ablan
d. Wenceslao Q. Vinzons
180. Who headed the the people’s court that was
tasked to prosecute Filipino collaborators during
the Japanese occupation of the Philippines?

a. Manuel Roxas
b. Lorenzo Tañada, Sr
c. Sergio Osmeña
d. Benigno Aquino Sr
180. Who headed the the people’s court that was
tasked to prosecute Filipino collaborators during
the Japanese occupation of the Philippines?

a. Manuel Roxas
b. Lorenzo Tañada, Sr
c. Sergio Osmeña
d. Benigno Aquino Sr
181. What special government agency was
established by Pres. Corazon Aquino in 1986 that
was tasked to recover ill-gotten wealth acquired by
the Marcos family, their relatives and cronies
during their 20 years of authoritarian rule in the
Philippines?
a. Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG)
b. Presidential Commission for the Ill-Gotten Wealth Recovery
c. Presidential Commission on Government Assets Recovery
d. Task Force Recovery
181. What special government agency was
established by Pres. Corazon Aquino in 1986 that
was tasked to recover ill-gotten wealth acquired by
the Marcos family, their relatives and cronies
during their 20 years of authoritarian rule in the
Philippines?
a. Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG)
b. Presidential Commission for the Ill-Gotten Wealth Recovery
c. Presidential Commission on Government Assets Recovery
d. Task Force Recovery
182. Who was the first vice-president to be elected
President of the Philippines after the Marcos regime?

a. Joseph Estrada
b. Salvador Laurel
c. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
d. Arturo Tolentino
182. Who was the first vice-president to be elected
President of the Philippines after the Marcos regime?

a. Joseph Estrada
b. Salvador Laurel
c. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
d. Arturo Tolentino
183. When was Andres Bonifacio executed by
the Magdalo soldiers headed by Lt. Lazaro
Makapagal at Mt. Tala in Cavite?
a. May 10, 1897
b. May 15, 1897
c. May 30, 1897
d. June 6, 1897
183. When was Andres Bonifacio executed by the Magdalo
soldiers headed by Lt. Lazaro Makapagal at Mt. Tala in
Cavite?

a. May 10, 1897

b. May 15, 1897
c. May 30, 1897
d. June 6, 1897
184. Who was the Filipino general
assassinated by the Kawit Company at
Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija in 1899?
a. Artemio Ricarte
b. Makario Sakay
c. Antonio Luna
d. Gregorio del Pilar
184. Who was the Filipino general
assassinated by the Kawit Company at
Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija in 1899?
a. Artemio Ricarte
b. Makario Sakay
c. Antonio Luna
d. Gregorio del Pilar
185. When was the First Philippine Republic popularly
known as the Malolos Republic inaugurated?

a. January 23, 1899

b. January 24, 1899
c. January 25, 1899
d. January 30, 1899
185. When was the First Philippine Republic popularly
known as the Malolos Republic inaugurated?

a. January 23, 1899

b. January 24, 1899
c. January 25, 1899
d. January 30, 1899
186. Who was the first appointed President of
the Cabinet and Secretary of Foreign Affairs
under the Malolos Republic?

a. Apolinario Mabini
b. Cayetano Arellano
c. Pedro Paterno
d. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
186. Who was the first appointed President of
the Cabinet and Secretary of Foreign Affairs
under the Malolos Republic?

a. Apolinario Mabini
b. Cayetano Arellano
c. Pedro Paterno
d. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera
187. How many members were
elected/appointed to the Malolos Congress?
a. 136
b. 142
c. 120
d. 80
187. How many members were
elected/appointed to the Malolos Congress?
a. 136
b. 142
c. 120
d. 80
188. Who was elected president of the
Malolos Congress on September 15, 1898?
a. Pedro Paterno
b. Felipe Calderon
c. Benito Legarda
d. Gregorio Araneta
188. Who was elected president of the
Malolos Congress on September 15, 1898?
a. Pedro Paterno
b. Felipe Calderon
c. Benito Legarda
d. Gregorio Araneta
189. What was the popular name of the “First
Philippine Commission” sent by the American
Government to the Philippines that offered an
“autonomy proposal” to the Filipino
revolutionaries in May 1899?

a. Taft Commision
b. Harrison Commision
c. Schurman Commission
d. Wood Commission
189. What was the popular name of the “First
Philippine Commission” sent by the American
Government to the Philippines that offered an
“autonomy proposal” to the Filipino
revolutionaries in May 1899?

a. Taft Commision
b. Harrison Commision
c. Schurman Commission
d. Wood Commission
190. What was the age requirement for the
qualification of voters during the American occupation?

a. At least 21 years old

b. At least 18 years old
c. At least 23 years old
d. At least 25 years old
190. What was the age requirement for the
qualification of voters during the American occupation?

a. At least 21 years old

b. At least 18 years old
c. At least 23 years old
d. At least 25 years old
191. In what year were women give the right
to vote in the Philippines?
a. 1937
b. 1935
c. 1907
d. 1916
191. In what year were women give the right
to vote in the Philippines?
a. 1937
b. 1935
c. 1907
d. 1916
192. Which government body established
by Governor General Francis Burton
Harrison was tasked to advise the governor-
general on matters of public importance?
a. Presidential Advisory Group
b. Board of Control
c. Council of State
d. Chief of staff
192. Which government body established
by Governor General Francis Burton
Harrison was tasked to advise the governor-
general on matters of public importance?
a. Presidential Advisory Group
b. Board of Control
c. Council of State
d. Chief of staff
193. In what place in Metro Manila did the battle of
San Juan del Monte took place on august 30, 1896?

A. Mandaluyong
B. San Juan
C. Quezon City
D. Manila
193. In what place in Metro Manila did the battle of
San Juan del Monte took place on august 30, 1896?

A. Mandaluyong
B. San Juan
C. Quezon City
D. Manila
194. In what province were the evidences of artifacts and
tools used by man belonging to the “homo erectus
philipinensis” discovered?

a. Cagayan
b. Palawan
c. Agusan
d. Batanes
194. In what province were the evidences of artifacts and
tools used by man belonging to the “homo erectus
philipinensis” discovered?

a. Cagayan
b. Palawan
c. Agusan
d. Batanes
195. Which city was first named by the
Spaniards as Nueva Caceres
a. Naga
b. Cebu
c. Vigan
d. Manila
195. Which city was first named by the
Spaniards as Nueva Caceres
a. Naga
b. Cebu
c. Vigan
d. Manila
196. Where is the “Moriones” festival
celebrated?
a. Marinduque
b. Cebu
c. Davao
d. Aklan
196. Where is the “Moriones” festival
celebrated?
a. Marinduque
b. Cebu
c. Davao
d. Aklan
197. After the arrest and deportation of jose Rizal
on July 6, 1892 to dapitan, the members of the La
Liga Filipina were divided into two factions. The
radical group headed by Andres Bonifacio formed
the Katipunan while the reformist faction founded
another organization. What was the name of this
organization?

a. La Solidaridad
b. Asociacion de Paz
c. Cuerpo de Compromisarios
d. Asociacion de Autonomia
197. After the arrest and deportation of jose Rizal
on July 6, 1892 to dapitan, the members of the La
Liga Filipina were divided into two factions. The
radical group headed by Andres Bonifacio formed
the Katipunan while the reformist faction founded
another organization. What was the name of this
organization?

a. La Solidaridad
b. Asociacion de Paz
c. Cuerpo de Compromisarios
d. Asociacion de Autonomia
198. Who wrote Dasalan at Tocsohan, Kadakilaan
ng Dios, Amain Namin and La Soberania
Moniacal?
a. Jose Rizal
b. Graciano Lopez Jaena
c. Marcelo H. del Pilar
d. Antonio Luna
198. Who wrote Dasalan at Tocsohan, Kadakilaan
ng Dios, Amain Namin and La Soberania
Moniacal?
a. Jose Rizal
b. Graciano Lopez Jaena
c. Marcelo H. del Pilar
d. Antonio Luna
199. Who was the general of the revolution who
did not recognize the Pact of Biak na Bato in 1987
and instead established the Central Executive
Committee in Central Luzon?
a. Francisco Makabulos
b. Macario Sakay
c. Feliciano Jhonson
d. Artemio Ricarte
199. Who was the general of the revolution who
did not recognize the Pact of Biak na Bato in 1987
and instead established the Central Executive
Committee in Central Luzon?
a. Francisco Makabulos
b. Macario Sakay
c. Feliciano Jhonson
d. Artemio Ricarte
200. What branch of the Armed Forces of the
Philippines was the first established by the
Americans on July 18, 1901 to fight the Filipino
revolutionaries whom the Americans called
insurrectos, bandidos and ladrones?
a. The Army
b. Philippine National Police (PNP)
c. Philippine Constabulary (PC)
d. Scout Rangers
200. What branch of the Armed Forces of the
Philippines was the first established by the
Americans on July 18, 1901 to fight the Filipino
revolutionaries whom the Americans called
insurrectos, bandidos and ladrones?
a. The Army
b. Philippine National Police (PNP)
c. Philippine Constabulary (PC)
d. Scout Rangers
201. What kind of Government was first
established by Emilio Aguinaldo in the Philippines
after his arrival from Hongkong on May 19, 1898?

a. Military Government
b. Revolutionary Government
c. Republic
d. Dictatorial Government
201. What kind of Government was first
established by Emilio Aguinaldo in the Philippines
after his arrival from Hongkong on May 19, 1898?

a. Military Government
b. Revolutionary Government
c. Republic
d. Dictatorial Government
202. Who was the Filipino general of the revolution
who was known as the “Hero of Tirad Pass?

a. Gregorio del Pilar

b. Antonio Luna
c. Vicente Lukban
d. Miguel Malvar
202. Who was the Filipino general of the revolution
who was known as the “Hero of Tirad Pass?

a. Gregorio del Pilar

b. Antonio Luna
c. Vicente Lukban
d. Miguel Malvar
203. The greatest general during the Philippine-
American War. He could have suppressed the
Americans if he was not executed.
203. The greatest general during the Philippine-
American War. He could have suppressed the
Americans if he was not executed.

ANTONIO LUNA
204. Who among the Philippine Presidents
sponsored the establishment of an anti-communist
organization composed of different countries
known as Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
(SEATO) in Manila on September 1954?

a. Manuel Roxas
b. Elpidio Quirino
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Carlos P. Garcia
204. Who among the Philippine Presidents
sponsored the establishment of an anti-communist
organization composed of different countries
known as Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
(SEATO) in Manila on September 1954?

a. Manuel Roxas
b. Elpidio Quirino
c. Ramon Magsaysay
d. Carlos P. Garcia
205. In what city did Gen. Tomuyuki Yamashita
surrendered to the Americans during the last days
of the Second World War?
a. Zamboanga
b. Ilo-ilo
c. Baguio
d. Laoag
205. In what city did Gen. Tomuyuki Yamashita
surrendered to the Americans during the last days
of the Second World War?
a. Zamboanga
b. Ilo-ilo
c. Baguio
d. Laoag
206. Who was the “Lakambini ng Katipunan”?

a. Gregoria de Jesus
b. Marina Dizon
c. Marcela Agoncillo
d. Teresa Magbanua
206. Who was the “Lakambini ng Katipunan”?

a. Gregoria de Jesus
b. Marina Dizon
c. Marcela Agoncillo
d. Teresa Magbanua
207. Who was the President of the Magdiwang
faction of the Katipunan in Cavite?
a. Mariano Alvarez
b. Emilio Aguinaldo
c. Santiago Alvarez
d. Baldomero Aguinaldo
207. Who was the President of the Magdiwang
faction of the Katipunan in Cavite?
a. Mariano Alvarez
b. Emilio Aguinaldo
c. Santiago Alvarez
d. Baldomero Aguinaldo
208. The formal colonization of the Philippines took
place after the Americans established a military
government. When was the American Military
Government in the Philippines established?

a. August 13, 1898

b. August 14, 1898
c. August 15, 1898
d. August 21, 1898
208. The formal colonization of the Philippines took
place after the Americans established a military
government. When was the American Military
Government in the Philippines established?

a. August 13, 1898

b. August 14, 1898
c. August 15, 1898
d. August 21, 1898
209. Who founded the Maguindanao
Sultanate?
a. Sharif Kabungsuan
b. Makhdum
c. Abu Bakr
d. Nur Misuari
209. Who founded the Maguindanao
Sultanate?
a. Sharif Kabungsuan
b. Makhdum
c. Abu Bakr
d. Nur Misuari
210. What province in the Philippines was often
referred to as Ma-i by the Chinese in the 14th
century?
a. Mindoro
b. Palawan
c. Manila
d. Sulu
210. What province in the Philippines was often
referred to as Ma-i by the Chinese in the 14th
century?
a. Mindoro
b. Palawan
c. Manila
d. Sulu