1. Without liberty and education .

True
2. The education of the filipino was not enjoyable .True
3. Indolence was discouraged by friars .False
4. The spanish government give plenty of encouragement to business . False
5. When there is stimulus for good activities Indolence is fostered . False
6. The appointment of incompetent officials was due to lack of national sentiment. True
7. The choicest estates were in the land of the religious orders or corporation. True
8. The government feared the contract of the filipinos with the asian neighbor like
Cambodia , Indo-China and malaysia. True
9. Labor got a good return for its Service. False
10. Testimonies of Antonio Morga on the agricultural and commercial activities of the
filipino at the conversion were of little value. False
11. Progress does not require change . False daw pero parang True man
12. Indolence has long existed in the philippines before the advent of spain .False
13. Indolence among the filipino was hereditary. False
14. Man is a brute and an animal . False
15. Indolence was least affected by this life for a manual labor .False
16. Corrupt people cannot exist under wise rules and a government of the laws.True
17. In the book it states that the spanish officials believed indolence was cause not the
effect of the filipino stupidity. True
18. Hong Kong has more commercial activities than other countries in asia because it
was free and will govern. True
19. Indolence was a cause of backwardness of the Filipinos. False
20. A little love for work means indolence. True
21. Trade in the interior disappeared because of many restrictions imposed by the
spanish government. True
22. Man's mainspring to action is his self-respect . True
23. The spanish rulers were disturbed by the small revolt of the people. True
24. The Numerous wars carried on by Spain encouraged the practice of indolence. True
25. Piratical attacks discourage indolence .False
26. Shipbuilding was a mirror industry among the Filipinos when the Spaniards came.
False
27. The encomienda system was fostered in the land . True
28. Fiestas fostered indolence . False
29. Redemption is possible even though there is no virtue . False
30. Many spanish writers testified that the Filipinos were industrious . False
31. Dr jose rizal wrote the book progreso de filipinas . False
32. Commercial and industrial activities math difficulties.False
33. The only duty of society is to correct the bad aptitudes of its members. False
34. The right to form association was not enjoyed by the Filipinos . True
35. Bribery was practices in obtaining favorable actions and business applications . True
36. The effect of gambling on indolence was insignificant . True
37. Trading with China was an important Activity of the spanish colonizers in the
philippines. False
38. The governor of a district usually became rich while in office . True
39. Man's purpose in life is to seek happiness for himself and others. True
40. Man can live under certain kinds of climate. True
41. In the lands on the Philippines was magnified by the friars . True

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 42. A revolutionary spirit was needed by the Filipinos so they can make progress. True
43. The spanish government encouraged labor . False
44. The filipino had a feeling of national sentiment . False
45. Several factors were cited by Sanciangco Why indolence existed in the philippines .
False
46. Before Spain's arrival the Filipinos were actively engaged in different agricultural and
trading activities . True
47. When you remove the purpose for which man's work to encourage him to work .
False
48. A man is responsible for his actions even though he has no freedom to act .False
49. The crimes of others were attributed to indolence . True
50. Lack of moral support fostered indolence . True

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