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ROMAN C. VILLALON MEMORIAL COLLEGES FOUNDATION, INC.

East Kibawe, Kibawe, Bukidnon

CE 1: LET SEMINAR
General Education – Philippine History and Life and Works of Rizal

Name & Section: Score:

1. Which statement is true of the pre-Spanish Filipino government?


a. The datu exercised all powers of government.
b. Laws were formulated by a law-making body elected by the datu.
c. Laws were formulated by a law-making body elected by the community.
d. There was a court created by the datu to hear complaints.
2. In President Quezon’s time, the country had the Philippine Commonwealth. What is true
about the Philippine Commonwealth?
a. The Filipino people were fully independent.
b. The Filipino people were partially independent.
c. The Filipino people were granted total freedom to course their destiny only in matters of
education.
d. The Filipino people were citizens of the United States.
3. Which type of governance is characterized by a union of partially self-governing states or
regions united by a central government?
a. Federalism
b. Socialism
c. Democracy
d. Totalitarianism
4. When an individual is imprisoned without proper investigation, what right is violated?
a. Right to due process of law
b. Right to secure persons
c. Right to process paper
d. Right to protection
5. What law was passed by Philippine Congress in 1995 which affirms the total integration of
persons with disabilities into the mainstream of society?
a. RA 7277
b. RA 7784
c. RA 7722
d. RA 7776
6. What is the writ of habeas data?
a. Right to information privacy
b. Right to accumulate data
c. Right to transmit data
d. Right to search for private information
7. A bill becomes a law even if not signed by the president after days.
a. 60
b. 40
c. 20
d. 30
8. Which is true of the Philippines?
a. It has been colonized by Spain, Portugal, America and Japan.
b. It has been part of the world’s economy since the Spanish colonial rule.
c. It is one of the least populated countries in the world.
d. It is the only Christian country in Asia.
9. Which of the following was first to happen?
a. Aguinaldo was captured.
b. Aguinaldo declared Philippine independence.
c. Guerilla warfare against US was initiated.
d. The Philippines was ceded to the US by the Treaty of Paris.
10. Who is the general who said “I shall return!” A monument in his honor stands in Corregidor
by the bay.
a. William H. Taft
b. Douglas McArthur
c. John Dewey
d. Schurmann
11. In 1565, Legaspi concluded a blood compact with the chief in Bohol. Who is referred to?
a. Raja Sulayman
b. Sikatuna
c. Lakandula
d. Raja Tupas
12. The Japanese successful invasion was climaxed by the joint Filipino-American forces on
May 6, 1942. Where did this happen?
a. Bataan
b. Corregidor
c. Capas
d. Manila
13. Pre-colonial trade in the Philippines was prosperous. What system did they use for business
transactions?
a. Money
b. Barter
c. Credit
d. Banking
14. After Negritos, what was the second group of people who migrated by sea to the Philippines?
a. Indonesians
b. Arabs
c. Indians
d. Malays
15. The following were among the five ships involved in Ferdinand Magellan’s voyage except:
a. Concepcion
b. Cartagena
c. Trinidad
d. Victoria
16. In Philippine history, who was known as “the Great Dissenter”?
a. Camila Osias
b. Manuel Roxas
c. Claro M. Recto
d. Eulogio Rodriguez
17. What building was the only one left after the destruction of Intramuros during the Battle of
Manila?
a. Manila Post Office
b. San Agustin Church
c. Manila Cathedral
d. Quiapo Church
18. What was the first book published in the Philippines?
a. Del Superior Govierno
b. Doctrina Christiana
c. Pasiong Mahal
d. Barlaame Josaphat
19. Tomatoes are off season and so price for tomatoes is up. Which law/principle in economic
explains it?
a. Substitution effect
b. Law of cause and effect
c. Principle of marginal utility
d. Law of supply and demand
20. Which term refers to duties payable on goods, whether imported or exported?
a. Assessment b. Tariff c. Subsidiary d. Revenue
21. If one agrees with Rizal on the best way to redeem our country, what would he/she do?
a. Work for quality education for all.
b. Campaign for more foreign investors.
c. Attract tourists to come to the country.
d. Do advocacy for health programs to get the biggest share in the national budget.
22. Based on his works “Sa Aking Mga Kababata”, would Rizal favor the use of mother-tongue
in the early grades?
a. Yes
b. No
c. He did not express it clearly.
d. Yes, but mixed with English.
23. How did Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere contribute to the development of his countrymen?
a. It awakened them to the oppressive rule of Spain.
b. It exposed to them the scandals of the friars.
c. It taught them to love their local language.
d. It pictured for them the ideal Filipina.
24. Why was Melchora Aquino arrested and exiled to Guam?
a. She supplied the Katipuneros with food and clothing
b. She fought side by side with the Katipuneros
c. She openly disagreed with the encomienderos
d. She published an article against the Spaniards.
25. In what sense is the Filipino likened to a bamboo?
a. He is flexible.
b. He is sturdy.
c. He is ambitious.
d. He is versatile.
26. The Filipino’s indomitable spirit is shown in his
a. Ability to survive
b. Utang na loob
c. Friendliness
d. Self-reliance
27. In which Filipino trait does Gawad Kalinga build on?
a. Bayanihan Spirit
b. Joy and humor
c. Adaptability
d. Extreme personalism
28. Which of the following is not a Filipino quality emphasized in the Noli Me Tangere of Dr.
Jose Rizal?
a. Devotion of a Filipino
b. Deep sense of gratitude
c. Common sense of Filipinos
d. Innate subversiveness
29. Which among the following is the main theme of the El Filibusterismo?
a. Ideal means of achieving social reform
b. Rizal’s hope for a revolution
c. Curing the social cancer
d. Abuses and indecency of friars
30. Apolinario Mabini was known as the “sublime paralytic”. Which among the following
represents his most significant contribution to the development of the Filipino nation?
a. Peaceful social reform
b. Resilience despite affliction
c. Revolutionism
d. Freemasonry

Prepared by:
MARY ROSE A. LANO, LPT
CE 1 Instructor

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Melchora Aquino, known as 'Tandang Sora,' played a supportive yet crucial role in the Philippine Revolution by providing supplies and sheltering revolutionaries, known as Katipuneros. Her actions demonstrated support for the revolutionary cause, making her a target for Spanish authorities. She was arrested and exiled to Guam due to her active assistance to the Katipuneros, which the Spanish considered subversive. Her contributions marked her as a symbol of maternal support and resistance against colonial oppression .

Apolinario Mabini's most significant contribution to the Filipino nation was his advocacy for peaceful social reform and his role in drafting the framework for the nascent republic. Despite being paralyzed, Mabini's intellectual contributions provided strategic and diplomatic guidance during the Philippine Revolution. His condition likely fueled his resolve for non-violent forms of governance, emphasizing negotiation and structural improvements over armed conflict, thereby shaping the ethical foundations of the revolutionary government .

The 'bayanihan spirit' embodies communal unity and cooperation to achieve a common goal, traditionally manifested in activities like helping a neighbor move a house. In modern Philippine society, it is exemplified by organizations like Gawad Kalinga, which harness collective action to address social issues such as poverty. Through volunteerism and community building, Gawad Kalinga reflects the essence of bayanihan by pooling resources and labor for community development and empowerment .

The pre-Spanish Filipino government was a form of local governance headed by a 'datu,' who exercised complete authority and handled all aspects of governance. This system differed significantly from modern governments in that there were no formal elections or separation of powers; governance was not by an elected body but concentrated in the hands of the datu. This contrasts with contemporary systems like democracy, where powers are separated into different branches and officials are generally elected by the public .

Considering Jose Rizal's emphasis on education as a tool for empowerment and national pride, he might support modern educational reforms focusing on quality education accessible to all Filipinos. He would likely advocate for the use of the mother tongue in early education to foster better understanding and cultural pride among students, in line with his ideas expressed in 'Sa Aking Mga Kababata.' Additionally, Rizal might promote a curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, history, and civic responsibility, aimed at developing informed and engaged citizens .

'Noli Me Tangere' significantly impacted Filipino society by awakening national consciousness and exposing the oppressive Spanish colonial rule. The novel highlighted the abuses by Spanish authorities and friars, stirring Filipino sentiments toward reform and eventual independence. It became a pivotal cultural artifact encouraging unity and resistance against colonization, playing a crucial role in fostering a sense of national identity and empowerment among Filipinos to challenge colonial power dynamics .

In pre-colonial Philippines, the barter system was a prevalent method for conducting trade, allowing transactions to occur without a standard currency. This system had advantages, such as facilitating trade in an economy without coined money and building social ties. However, it also had disadvantages, such as the lack of standardized value and the limitations it imposed on trade volume and complexity. Compared to modern trade systems, barter lacks efficiency and scalability, which are addressed by currency-based economies that facilitate easier valuation and exchange .

The principle that explains the rise in tomato prices when they are off-season is the 'Law of Supply and Demand.' This principle suggests that when the supply of a product, like tomatoes, diminishes while demand remains steady or increases, the price naturally rises. In a market structure, this causes consumers to pay more for limited goods, and producers might try to increase supply to capitalize on higher prices until market equilibrium is reached .

General Douglas MacArthur's statement 'I shall return' was both strategic and symbolic, emphasizing his commitment to liberating the Philippines from Japanese occupation. Strategically, it assured the Filipino people of continued American support, bolstering their resistance efforts. Symbolically, it strengthened the alliance between the Philippines and the United States, reaffirming their partnership and shared goals during the war. The promise and its eventual fulfillment underscored the resilience and cooperation that characterized Filipino-American relations during and after the conflict .

During the Philippine Commonwealth era, the Filipino people were partially independent, as the country was self-governing but still under the oversight of the United States. This status allowed for a level of self-governance and preparation for full independence, impacting societal structures and governance by allowing Filipinos to plan and execute policies with an eventual aim towards complete autonomy .

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