RIZAL COURSE MIDTERM QUIZ 1 (SET A) 20.

It was the composition of Jose Rizal in 1880 that

won the prize offered in Manila for the best … or
TEST 1
mestizo.
Early Filipino Student Activities in Spain , 1880-1882

By Fr. John Schumacher

B. TRUE or FALSE
A. IDENTIFICATION: 1. Jose Rizal made attempts to revive the Circulo
Hispano- Filipino successfully.
1-3. They were the good impressions of the Filipino 2. The Circulo Hispano- Filipino ended as early as
about Spain when they first …. And these would 1883
prove as a heady stimulus to their aspirations. 3. Graciano Lopez Jaena, a lawyer, was born in
- Jaro, Iloilo
4. Paciano studied at the same school where his
- father studied.
- 5. Fr. John Schumacher considers Jose Rizal as
“something of a genius”
4-5. They were the only active Filipino- nationalists 6. Jose Rizal believed that he would never be
known with certainty to have been in Spain accepted should he decide to teach at the
University of Sto. Tomas.
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7. The years 1880-1882 had seen the first
- faltering, and as yet not fully conscious, steps
towards…of a nationalist movement.
6. It was the place where Pedro Paterno studied
8. Diariong Tagalog was a multi-lingual nationalist
Philosophy and theology
newspaper of Manila
- 9. After the events of 1872, the Filipino nationalist
activities continued vigorously through the help
7. He was a wealthy Manila businessman who was of Filipino clergy.
among those deported to the Mariana… 10. Wenceslao Retana Praised Pedro Paterno for his
- literary talents.

8. He made numerous highly placed friends by 1880

and his home was the scene of frequent reunions
artisticas, at which gathered many of the most TEST 2
prominent literary and political… Chapters 7-9 of the First Filipino by Leon Ma. Guerrero

- A. IDENTIFICATION
1. It was steamer Jose Rizal boarded bound for
9-11. They were the reasons why the book El Singapore in 1882
Progresso de Filipinas deserves more than … 2. 2. It was the steamer Jose Rizal boarded from
according to Schumacher. Singapore to Marseilles.
3. She was the sister of Jose Rizal who
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accompanied the latter in the "snake" dream of
- Rizal noted in his joumal on May 14 1882
4. It was the first article written by Jose Rizal for
- Diariong Tagalog
5. He was the editor of Dianong Tagalog
12. In the book El Progreso de Filipinas, it was
6-7. They were the two incidents which put and
considered by Gregorio Sancianco as the symbol
end to the Diariong Tagalog
imposed by force.

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13-19. They were the principal themes of the
Filipino Nationalist campaignthat were somehow…
the book of Sancianco.
8 He was considered as Jose Rizal's greatest ally
and rival.
9-11. They composed the triumvirate of the
propaganda movement

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12. He was the younger brother of Juan Luna.
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13. It was the city where the banquet in honor of
- Luna and Hidalgo was held
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14. 15 They were the two predecessors of Noli as a
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Filipino novel
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B. TRUE OR FALSE.
1. According to Guerrero, Jose Rizal's prayers
sounded almost deist rather than devout
2. When Jose Rizal was in Singapore, he saw some
Malay boys diving from their dugouts for the
coppers thrown by the passengers into the
filthy water.
3. Naples was the end of the voyage of Jose Rizal
to Europe
4. Jose Rizal found the educational system in both
Manila and Madrid as inadequate
5. Graciano Lopez Jaena was everything Jose Rizal
was not
6. Jose Rizal was younger than Graciano Lopez
Jaena.
7. Marcelo del Pilar arrived in Spain earlier than
Jose Rizal
8. Graciano Lopez Jaena was older than Marcelo
del Pilar
9. Ku-Kiang was the steamer Jose Rizal boarded
from Saigon to Manila in 1887
TEST 3
Jose Rizal’s Brindi’s Speech
1. You who wish to love but find no one worthy,
look at your
2. Virgenes Christianas Expuestas al Populacho
3. Creative genius does not manifest itself solely
within the borders of a specific country; it
sprouts everywhere; it is like light and air; it
belongs to everyone; it is cosmopolitan like
space, life, and God.
RIZAL COURSE MIDTERM QUIZ 2 SET A
TEST 1 The Trial of Rizal by Fr. Miguel A. Bernad A.
IDENTIFICATION
1-3. According to Bemad (1998), what are the three
qualities that marked the trial of Rizal?
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4. How did Bernad (1998) describe the speed of the
proceedings of the trial of Rizal?
5. When Jose Rizal was shipped back to Manila on
November 3, 1896, where was Jose Rizal confined as
incommunicado?
6. Who was the governor-general when Jose Rizal was
shipped back to Manila in 1896?
7. To whom did Blanco endorse the case against Rizal
for the formal beginning of the judicial process proper?
8. Who replaced Blanco as governor?
9.According to Bernad (1998), what was the ultimate
irony in the breakneck haste to have Rizal executed?
10-13. What were the four examples enumerated by
Bernad as forms of injustices despite complying with all
the external requirements of the law?
- Bernad (1998)?
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- 3. According to Bernad (1998), was there meticulous
14-15. What were the ranks of those 106 officers in the
list where Jose Rizal would choose his defense counsel?
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16. Why did De la Pena not allow Rizal's manifesto to be
published?
17-19. What were the three points included in the
verdict handed down by Nicolas De la Pena four days
before Rizal was formally arraigned?
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20. Why were Rizal's properties and assets confiscated?
21. How much was the damage as assessed by De la
Pena?
22-23. According to Bernad (1998), what were the two
things that consisted the basic injustice?
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24. What kind of court tried Rizal?
25-26. What were the crimes alleged against Rizal?
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27-28. What were the two classifications of the
evidence brought against Rizal according to Bernad
(1998)?
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29-31. What were the three kinds of materials available
to the prosecution that were classified by Bernad as
inconclusive evidence?
32-33. What were the two stages in the history of the
Liga Filipina?
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34. Who suggested that Rizal should draw up the
statute of Liga Filipina?
35. In what capacity was Rizal found to be guilty of the
two crimes?
SET B TEST 1 The Trial of Rizal by Fr. Miguel A. Bernad
B. YES OR NO.
1. Did Rafael Dominguez admit that his report was
somewhat hurried because he had little time to prepare
for it?
2. Did the change of governors break the speed with
which Rizal's case was rushed through according to
compliance of legal formalities in the Rizal proceedings?
4. Was Rizal aware that his name had been used as a 2. Both Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio were masons.
rallying cry for Katipunan and the armed revolt while he
was in Fort Santiago? 3. The motto of Masonry was anti-absolutist.

5. Was Rizal permitted to write a Manifesto publicly 4. Marcelo Del Pilar considered Masonry in Spain as a
disavowing such unauthorized use of his name? means of Propaganda.

6. Did Rizal freely admit that he wrote the statute of 5. Katipunan had only 400 members by the end of 1893.
Liga Filipina?
6. Emilio Jacinto was imbued with the ideas of Rizal and
7. Did Rizal deny that he was a Mason? Del Pilar.

8. Did Rizal affirm that he had nothing to do with 7. Emilio Jacinto seemed not to be an effective recruiter
masonic lodges in the Philippines? for revolution.

9. Was a copy of the statute of the Liga Filipina
produced during the trial?
10. Was the prosecution's request for an aggravated
circumstance granted?
11. Was the assessment of damages by the auditor
general reduced by the Court?
12. According to Bernad, was Rizal associated with the
reorganization of the Liga Filipina in 1893?
8. Emilio Aguinaldo had much more in common with
Rizal than with Bonifacio because of his principalia
background.
9. Emilio Aguinaldo was six years older than Andres
Bonifacio.
10. According to Guerrero, the Philippine Revolution
was "Russian" not "French."

13. Did the witnesses make their statements in open

court?

14. Was Rizal able to see the witnesses?

15. Were there eight judges who signed the verdict of

Jose Rizal's trial?

TEST 2 Chapters 19-21, The First Filipino by Leon Ma.

Guerrero
A. IDENTIFICATION.

1. According to Guerrro, it was one passion that Jose

Rizal and Andres Bonifacio shared.

2. It was the motto of Masonry.

3. It was Bonifacio' counterpart for La Solidaridad.

4. It was Prof. Teodoro Agoncillo's biography of

Bonifacio.

5. It is a Latin phrase which means "one like all."

6. He wrote Kartilla, a collection of moral rules and

exhortations.

7. He wrote Decalogue.

8. It was an organization that sought to recruit the rich

progressives and the liberal intellectuals.

9. It was the soul of dissatisfaction to the [Spanish]

regime because the regime was clerical.

10. It was a mass movement drawn from the

proletariat.

B. TRUE OR FALSE.

1. Andres Bonifacio was two years older than Jose Rizal.