Baliwag Maritime Academy: Name: Year/Section: PRELIM EXAMINATION (December 17 - 18, 2018)

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BALIWAG MARITIME ACADEMY
KM. 54 CAGAYAN VALLEY ROAD, SAN RAFAEL, BULACAN
SUBJECT: THE LIFE AND WORKS OF DR. JOSE RIZAL

Name: Year/Section:
PRELIM EXAMINATION (December 17 – 18 , 2018) Control No. GEC-020
Questionnaire Form Page No. 1 of 6
Multiple Choice:
(Direction: Read each item carefully. Write the letter that corresponds to the BEST answer on your
answer sheet. There is only one BEST answer for each question. ERASURES CONSIDERED AS WRONG
ANSWERS.)
1. In 1930, Paciano Rizal died almost unwept, unhonored, and unsung because __________.
A. Filipino people no longer care during that time.
B. he was exiled together with his family on foreign land.
C. the Americans were the colonizers of the Philippines succeeding Spain
D. new generation of politicians such as Quezon, Osmeña, Roxas and Laurel
dominated the country.
2. By choosing the surname Rizal instead of the lists recommended by Spanish authority,
Don Francisco, the father of Jose Rizal had shown _____________
A. independent character.
B. complexity as his nature
C. uniqueness of his personality.
D. swimming against the current.
3. Rizal family was highly esteemed and respected in the community because of wealth,
culture, hospitality, sincerity and warmth.__________________________.
A. During Sunday and Christian holidays, they heard mass in the town parish.
B. They raised rice, corn, sugar and other agricultural crops on the large tracts of land.
C. Doña Teodora managed a general merchandise store which sold various economic
goods.
D. They always participated in almost all social and religious activities in Calamba for a
noble cause.
4. Rizal had read many good books like Alexander Dumas’ _______________ and Cezar
Cantu’s __________________.
A. Arithmetica-William Tell
B. Don Quixote-Iliad and Odyssey
C. The Count of MonteCristo-Universal History
D. Spoliarium-Christian’s Virgin Exposed to the Populace
5. Rizal’s family was a model to reckon because ________________.
A. it was rich during that time
B. it was famous during that time
C. it was powerful during that time
D. it was a role model during that time.
6. Which of the following descriptions IS NOT the characteristic of Don Francisco?
A. man of solid shoulders
B. strong constitution
C. passive and seemingly lethargic
D. tall, with prominent forehead and dark eyes
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Mr. Erncef B. Borromeo Mr. Leo C. Pepito Mr. Danilo G. Salvador

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7. The first prize victory of Rizal’s The Council of the Gods was unprecedented and
remarkable because _____________________________________________.
A. the board of judges of the contest was all Spaniards.
B. it established a parallel among Homer, Virgil and Cervantes literary works.
C. an Indio like Rizal defeated the best writers at that time and won over the
best Spanish writers.
D. the contest was opened to both Filipinos that is why many participated-priests,
newspapermen, scholars and professors of the University of Sto. Tomas.
8. By picturing what you saw you must have the ability to _________________.
A. out think your opponent
B. anticipate of the things to come
C. solve a problem that no one else can solve
D. draw conclusion of the present scenario that you are facing
9. Doňa Teodora was arbitrarily arrested, on a malicious charge that she had allegedly aided
her brother _______________________________________________
A. Jose Luis in trying to poison Luis’s wife.
B. Jose Mario in trying to poison Mario’s wife.
C. Jose Manuel in trying to poison Manuel’s wife.
D. Jose Alberto in trying to poison Alberto’s wife.
10. Which among the constitutional rights of the accused below WAS NOT OBSERVED on
Doňa Teodora’s case?
A. to have a speedy; impartial and public trial
B. serving the documents of warrant of arrest
C. serving the documents of the search warrant
D. bringing the accused to the court or writ of habeas corpus
11. What’s the cause or the motive that led for Doña Teodora to be victimized by injustice?
A. infidelity of her sister in law.
B. Don Francisco did not intervene or did whatever effort to help his wife to settle the
dispute.
C. inability of Doña Teodora to settle completely the dispute between her brother
and her sister- in- law.
D.the anger and the envy of the guardia civil and the judge that led to a conspiracy to
pin down Doña Teodora.
12. The message of the poem of Rizal In Memory Of My Town is _________________
A. the reminiscent of his town Calamba.
B. the scenic beauty of his town Calamba
C. the achievement of his parents in his town Calamba.
D. the challenges presented to him by his town Calamba.
Mr. Erncef B. Borromeo . Mr. Leo C. Pepito Mr. Danilo G. Salvador

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13. Which was the BEST WORD to describe this narration about Rizal when he was in
Ateneo,“After a week, he improved his class standing. After a month, he was already
“emperor”, because he was the brightest in the class.
A. agility
B. rapidity
C. flexibility
D. longetivity
14. Which of the following narrations describe that you are doing MENTAL DISCERNMENT?
A. when you are reflecting of the things you’ve done whether these are right or
wrong.
B. when you are reading the minds of your perceived foes so you may outwit him
once he makes his moves.
C. when you are analyzing a particular historical event that has still connection to
our contemporary times.
D. when you are observing a phenomenon which is unparalleled or unique
compared to other phenomena that took place in the past.
15. In the poem To the Filipino Youth, Rizal appealed to the youth
_______________________.
A. to develop an insatiable appetite in reading books-fiction and non-fiction.
B. to rise from apathy and enjoined them to create beautiful verses with art and
science.
C. to develop power of reasons, criticism, intellectual and manual skills, acquisition
of desirable values and attitudes.
D. to give nationalistic and eloquent manifestation that the Philippines is the
“Fatherland of the Filipinos” and not the Spaniards who were born in our country.
16. The system of education in Ateneo which was instituted by the Jesuits encouraged
students to be ____________.
A. radical
B .effective
C. dominant
D. competitive
17. Which among the following statements BEST DESCRIBED the difference between the
academic climate of UST and Ateneo during Rizal’s time?
A. The students in Ateneo were friendly to Rizal while the students in UST were aloof
to him.
B. The school owner in Ateneo gave special treatment to Rizal while the school
owner
in UST always scrutinized Rizal.
C. The system of education in Ateneo allowed students to express their liberal
ideas while UST was more inclined with conservative or traditional ideas.
D. The students in Ateneo were trained by rigid development and character
development while in UST methods of instruction were traditional and
repressive.

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18. The prize winning poem of Rizal in Ateneo was ____________________ which was an
open and expression of love of country .
A. My First Inspiration
B. To the Filipino Youth
C. Memory of my Town
D. To My Fellow Children
19. Juan Luna’s Spoliarium and Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo’s Christian Virgin Exposed to the
Populace gold medal and silver medal respectively at the Madrigal Exposition of Fine Arts
in Spain meant ________________________.
A. a timely victory and redemption.
B. a popular victory and recognition.
C. a successful victory and domination.
D. an unexpected victory and jubilation.
20. Saturnina gave Rizal her Diamond ring when he went to Spain primarily ____________.
A. to pawn in the hours of great need.
B. to make Rizal remember her most of the time.
C. to display to his new classmates and foreign friends.
D to remind Rizal to come back in Calamba his home town
21. One of Rizal’s professors that inspired him to study with seal and enthusiasm and write
poetry was Father ____________________ which he described, “a great educator and
scholar”.
A. Jose Bech
. B. Pablo Ramon
C Francisco Sanchez
D. Manuel Xeres Burgos
22. Rizal wrote nationalistic articles Amor Patria and Los Viajes while in his early days in
Barcelona to _______________________.
A. lessen the feelings of his homesickness.
B. become popular among Spanish journalists.
C. maintain his habit writing just like when he was in the Philippines.
D. send a message to his countryman in the Philippines that he was still active on his
nationalistic activities.
23. Which of the following ideas IMPRESSED Rizal to join masonry?
A. radicalism which propagates violent revolution.
B. progressive ideas and values befitting a freedom.
C. activism which invites the people to be parliament of the streets.
D. liberalism which provokes violent overthrow of the existing government.
24. The members of the the association requested Rizal to write a poem and this was entitled ______.
A. To The Filipino Youth
B. They Ask Me For Verses
C. To The Flowers of Heidelberg
D. Through Education Our Motherland Receives Light

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25. Rizal went to Paris and Germany, in order to especialize in ophthalmology, a branch of
medical science dealing with the anatomy functions, and _____________ of the eyes.
A. object
B. diseases
C. element
D. movement
26. While in Heidelberg, Rizal had the privilege to work in the clinic of a noted Polish
ophthalmologist, _____________________.
A. Dr. Hans Meyer
B. Dr. Louis de Weckert
C .Dr. Javier Galezowsky
D. Dr. Miguel de Unanumo
27. Which of the following statements mostly describe Rizal’s valuable use of time as a
student in Ateneo?
A. Rizal took private lessons in Santa Isabel College during the noon recesses.
B. Rizal had sculptural works in Ateneo such as when he carved an image of Our
Virgin Mary on a piece of batikuling.
C. Rizal had read novel like The count of Monte Cristo and historical books such as
Universal History and Travels in the Philippines.
D. Rizal had written numerous poems in Ateneo such as My First Inspiration, Through
Education Our Motherland Receives Light, The Intimate Alliance Between Religion,
To the Child Jesus and To the Virgin Mary.
28. Which of the following explanations BEST DESCRIBED why Jose Rizal and Ferdinand
Blumentritt friendship had blossomed?
A. the relationship blossomed because it was like a father and son set up
B. the relationship blossomed because both of them were thirsty of reforms from
their respective countries.
C. the relationship blossomed because of their compatibility of interests and almost
at par on the level of intelligence.
D. the relationship blossomed because of their curiosity to the Philippines on the part
of Blumentritt and Austria on the part of Rizal.
29. German women are diligent because _________________________________
A. they have religious devotion
B .they are kind hearted and friendly
C. they talk sense issues and do not rely on gossips.
D. they wear extravagant clothes and expensive jewelries.
30. Juan Luna painted a historical canvass, __________________ in which Rizal posted as
Sikatuna and Trinidad de Tavera as Legazpi.
A. Spoliarium
B. Bayanihan
C. Blood Compact
D. Christian Virgin Exposed to the Populace

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SUBJECT: THE LIFE AND WORKS OF DR. JOSE RIZAL

Mr. Erncef B. Borromeo Mr. Leo C. Pepito Mr. Danilo G. Salvador