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20-Point Quiz

1. In which year did Portuguese ships under General Gonzalo Pereira first arrive in Cebu?

- a) 1566

- b) 1570

- c) 1574

- d) 1587

2. Who was Legaspi’s second Master of Camp in the conquest of Central Luzon?
- a) Guido de Lavezares

- b) Martin de Goiti

- c) Juan de Salcedo

- d) Andres Malong

3. Who was Lakan Dula’s son involved in the Tondo Conspiracy?

- a) Magat Salamat

- b) Lakan Dula

- c) Agustin de Legaspi

- d) Pedro Balingit

4. Who was assassinated as part of a plan to suppress rebellion in Cagayan in 1596?

- a) Limahong

- b) Magalat

- c) Agustin Sumuroy
- d) Tapar

5. What was the goal of the Tondo Conspiracy?

- a) To stop forced labor


- b) To regain freedom from Spanish rule

- c) To end the galleon trade

- d) To establish a Catholic society

6. Who led the 1660 revolt in Central Luzon?

- a) Juan dela Cruz Palaris

- b) Andres Malong

- c) Francisco Maniago
- d) Diego Silang

7. What did Francisco Maniago demand from the governor-general?

- a) Complete freedom

- b) Exemption from tribute

- c) Payment for seized rice

- d) Reduction in forced labor

8. Where did Bancao’s revolt take place in 1622?

- a) Cebu

- b) Leyte
- c) Mindanao

- d) Tondo

9. Who led the longest-lasting uprising from 1744 to 1829?


- a) Magat Salamat

- b) Dagohoy

- c) Juan de Salcedo

- d) Agustin Sumuroy
10. What was the main cause of the Basi Revolt in 1807?

- a) Forced labor

- b) Galleon trade restrictions

- c) Monopoly on basi wine

- d) Tribute imposition

11. What was the ‘polo y servicio’?


- a) A type of tribute

- b) Forced labor system

- c) A military training exercise

- d) Spanish tax law

12. Who were the ‘Taong Bundok’?

- a) Mountain tribes resisting colonization

- b) Elite Spanish soldiers

- c) Portuguese explorers

- d) Christian converts

13. Which Chinese commander attacked Manila in 1574?

- a) Eng Kang

- b) Limahong

- c) Magalat
- d) Sultan Kudarat

14. Who led the Pangasinan revolt in 1660?

- a) Andres Malong
- b) Juan de Salcedo

- c) Francisco Maniago

- d) Pedro Ladia

15. Which revolt took place in Leyte due to religious intolerance?

- a) Maniago’s Revolt

- b) Sumuroy’s Revolt

- c) Dagohoy’s Rebellion
- d) Ladia’s Conspiracy

16. Who was involved in the Moro Wars in the south?

- a) Martin de Goiti

- b) Lakan Dula

- c) Sultan Kudarat

- d) Pedro Ladia

17. Who were called ‘Sangley’s’ by the Spaniards?

- a) Native farmers

- b) Muslim traders
- c) Chinese traders

- d) Portuguese merchants

18. What happened to the leader Eng Kang after the 1603 Chinese uprising?
- a) He fled to China

- b) He was executed publicly

- c) He was exiled

- d) He was pardoned
19. In which region did Diego and Gabriela Silang lead a revolt?

- a) Luzon

- b) Mindanao

- c) Visayas

- d) Pangasinan

20. What was one reason for the general failure of the revolts?
- a) Superior Spanish weapons

- b) Lack of food supplies

- c) Strong unity among Filipinos

- d) Absence of local leaders

Oral Recitation

Group 2: What was the Tondo Conspiracy, and who were some of the people involved?

Group 3: Who led the 1660 revolt in Central Luzon, and what did they want?

Group 4: Why did Andres Malong and the people of Pangasinan revolt in 1660?

Group 5: Who was Dagohoy, and why was his rebellion important?

Group 6: What was the Basi Revolt, and why did it happen?
Group 7: Who blockaded Cebu in 1566 and 1568, and why?

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