Social Science Diagnostic Exam C.

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Rationalization D. France

1. During the Renaissance, this city is called 7. He established Christianity as the official
"Queen of the Adriatic". religion of the Roman Empire.
A. Genoa B. Milan C. Florence D. Venice A. Alexander the Great
B. Pope Gregory Xlll
2. It is considered as the international version' of C. Octavian
the "Battle of the Tirad Pass." D. Constantine the Great
A. Battle of Leipzig
B. Battle of Normandy 8. He is the earliest modern astronomer, of Polis
C. Battle of Salamis nationality, who proposed a heliocentric model.
D. Battle of Thermopylae A. Copernicus
B. Kepler
3. "Crossing the Rubicon" means C. Erasmus
A. changing one's decision D. Galilei
B. become impulsive
C. making decision without turning back 9. King of France who had left enormous debt
D. having a loyalty created by wars and luxurious living
A. Louis Ill

4. The Hundred Years' War was all about B. Louis IV

________ C. Louis XIV
A. the Christians' attempt to recapture Jerusalem D. Louis XVI
B. the long dispute between the kings of France
and England
10. Which influenced the Spanish Constitution of
C. the series of wars between the Roman Republic 1812?
and the Carthaginian Empire
A. Unus Instar Omnium
D. the England's invasion of Scotland
B. Liberty, equality, fraternity
C. Remember the Maine
5. The term barbarian was coined by the Roman
D. Veni. Vidi. Vici.
and referred to the
11. Known as the "Iron Chancellor", he
A. Germanic tribes
masterminded the drive to unify Germany under
B. Pope Prussian leadership.
C. Greeks A. Otto Von Bismarck B. Allan Hume
D. Plebeians C. Adolf Hitler D. Victor Emmanuel

6. Who occupied East Germany as the Berlin a 12. Industrial Revolution started in
was erected?
A. England B. USA C. France D. UK
A. USA
B. Soviet Union
13. Russian's relationship to the world, according C. Ferdinand Magellan D. Vasco da Gama
to Gorbachev, is
A. Isolationist policy B. Divine theory 21. "No taxation without representation" was the
C. Perestroika D. Glasnost battle cry of the ______ revolution.
A. American B. Mexican
14. They are known to be fierce, yellow-skinned C. French D. Russian
warriors who rode on horses.
A. Perians B. Assyrians 22. In what dynasty did the Great Wall start to be
C. Hittites D. Mongolians built?
A. Han B. Sui C. Qin D. Tang
15. The Persian empire is considered as the most
efficient government of all time because _____. 23. This is where Britain expressed support for a
A. The government has a well-organized spy national home for the Jews.
system A. MacMahon Agreement B. Balfour Declaration
B. The system of government was all organized C. Truce of God D. Sykes-Picot Agreement
C. All their rulers are strong-minded DR.
D. The government had organized provincial 24. The teacher and scholar who started to attack
system the church and the authority, its Pope, was
A. Martin Luther B. John Tetzel
16. The first independent black country C. Andrew Karlstadt D. John Eck
A. Trinidad and Tobago B. Haiti
C. Belize D. Dominican Republic 25. The responsiveness of demand/supply to a
change in its determinant

17. Whose death sparked World War l? A. Price Elasticity B. Point Elasticity

A. William Churchill B. Napoleon Bonaparte C. Elasticity D. Arc Elasticity

C. Gavrilo Princip D. Franz Ferdinand
26. A market structure in which many firms sell
18. The greatest weakness of the League of products that are similar but not identical
Nations was _____. A. Oligopoly B. Monopolistic competition
A. Lack of force B. Lack of members C. C. Monopoly D. Pure competition
Lack of ammunition D. Lack of funds

27. The departure of Chiang Kai-Shek from

19. The social and economic system also known mainland China in 1949 led to
as “seignorial system” of the people of Europe
A. The establishment of two contending Chinese
during the Middle Ages is known as
states
A. Feudalism B. Capitalism
B. A relaxation of Cold War tensions
C. Manorial system D. Socialism
C. Soviet withdrawal from mainland China
D. The end of communism in China In 1948,
20. The Venetian merchant who traveled to the Chiang Kai-shek began planning the KMT
East (Kuomintang) retreat to Taiwan with a plan to take
A. Christopher B. Marco Polo gold and treasure from the mainland.
28. Elizabeth l, a known ruler of England, is also A. The extended aftermath of a long depression
known as B. A sudden and acute rise in unemployment,
A. People's queen B. Virgin queen business activity, and industrial output
C. Iron butterfly D. Democracy icon C. A limited period of rising prices, increased
industrial output, falling wages
D. A limited period when unemployment rises and
29. Founder of Achaemenid Empire
business activity slow down
A. Cyrus the Great B. Nabopolassar
C. Nebuchadnezzar Il D. Sargon the Great
35. What does a nation experience if the prices of
goods and services increases then the purchasing
30. Who is the first person to reach the South power is decreased?
Pole?
A. Recession B. Inflation
A. Yuri Gagarin B. Tenzing Norgay
B. C. Boom D. Depression
C. Robert Peary D. Roald Amundsen
C.
36. What are the four super regions stated by
31. A secretive agreement among firms in a former president GMA in her sixth SONA?
market about prices to charge and quantities to
A. Luzon, NCR, Visayas, Mindanao
produce
B. Northern Luzon, Middle Luzon, Visayas,
A. Oligopoly B. Collusion
Mindanao
C. Cartel D. Connivance
C. Northern Luzon, Cyber Luzon, Central
Philippines, Mindanao
32. The Philippines has a favorable balance of D. Northern Luzon, Metro Luzon, Central
trade when Philippines, Mindanao
A. Its merchandise imports exceeds its
merchandise exports
37. Who stated this: "The combination of self-
B. Its merchandise exports exceeds its interest, private property, and competition among
merchandise imports sellers in markets will lead produces as by an
C. It has huge reserve of gold 'invisible hand' to an end that they did NOT intend,
namely, the wellbeing of society"?
D. Its merchandise imports equal its merchandise
exports A. Thomas Malthus B. Karl Marx
C. Adam Smith D. Vladimir Lenin

33. What is GNP in economics?

A. General National Product, a way to detect a 38. Complete this analogy. Maximum price: Price
country's economic growth ceiling; minimum price:

B. Gross National Product, a way to determine a A. Consumer price B. Price floor

country's productivity
C. General National Product, a way to detect a
country's productivity
D. Gross National Product, a way to determine a
country’s economic growth rate
34. Which one best describes the period of
recession?
C. Price tax D. Trade floor
39. If the price of a hotdog bun increases, what
happens to the demand of a hotdog?
A. Nothing. Consumers will continue to buy hotdog
buns.
B. Depends on the brand of the bun
C. The demand decreases
D. The demand increases
40. If the price of refined sugar increases, then
what happens to the demand of brown sugar?
A. The demand increases.
B. The demand decreases.
C. Depends on the weight of the product
D. Nothing. The consumer will still buy refined
sugar.
41. Migs, upon receiving his salary, wants to buy
himself a meal from a buffet restaurant this time
than his usual habit of ordering from a carinderia.
The meal from the carinderia becomes a/an
A. Complementary good B. Normal good
C. Inferior good D. Substitute good
42. Ceteris paribus assumes that
A. All other things equal or constant
B. All other things are not equal or constant
C. All other things are different from each other
D. All other things are independent of each other
43. The ceteris paribus assumption is a Latin
phrase that means "other things being equal."43.
The law of supply and demand states that
A. When supply is greater than the demand, prices
increase. When demand is greater than supply,
price increases.
B. When supply is lower than the demand, prices
increases. When demand is lower than supply,
price increases.
C. When supply is greater than the demand, prices
decrease. When demand is greater than supply,
price increases.
D. When supply is greater than the demand, prices
increase. When demand is greater than supply,
price decreases.
44. These are really the basic needs, and not to be
confused with the pressures of having a
pleasurable life.
A. Food and shelter
B. Clothing and modes of transportation
C. Jewelry
D. Income and bank accounts
45. Which aim is common to cooperatives and
agrarian reform program?
A. To empower people to help themselves
B. To give them an opportunity to test their ideas
C. To teach people the way to riches
D. To bring people together to discuss matters that
affects them
46. On which assumption is the Comprehensive
Agrarian Reform Program anchored?
A. In a democracy, the rich become richer and the
poor become poorer.
B. Filipinos' dependence on landlords is a cultural
fact.
C. Men always work harder when they work on
that which is their own.
D. Land as a natural resource should not be
owned privately
47. It is also known as the Comprehensive
Agrarian Reform Law (CARL)
A. PD # 72
B. PD# 27
C. RA 6657
D. RA 5766
48. The taxing power of local governments which
is granted by the Constitution
A. Crafting their own sources of revenue
B. Sharing taxes and fees with national
government
C. Levying taxes, fees, and charges for local
activities and sharing taxes and fees with national
government
D. Levying taxes, fees and charges for local
activities
49. A statement that expresses an attitude toward
something; it makes a judgment, view, or
conclusion that cannot be proven to be absolutely
true or false.
A. Opinion B. Inference C. Definition D. fact I. Presidential system of government with three
branches
II. Parliamentary system of government
50. When one appeals to the opinions or passions
of the multitude to establish a conclusion, i.e. "Let III. The three branches of government are
us vote for him who belongs to us, our town mate, separate to each other.
barkada", the fallacy is IV. The three branches of government have a
A. Argumentum Ad Hominem check and balance over each other.
B. B. Argumentum Ad Populum A. I and IV
C. Argumentum Misericordiam B. II, III, and IV
D. Argumentum Ad Vericundiam C. I, III, and IV
D. II only
51. When appeal to pity is substituted for an
appeal to evidence, i.e. a student crying before a 56. Which constitutional right is violated when
teacher, pleading for a passing grade, the fallacy without valid warrants, the law enforcers search
is your house over your objections and confiscate
A. Argumentum Misericordiam your personal belongings?
B. Argumentum Ad Populum A. Right against unreasonable searches and
seizures
C. Argumentum Ad Vericundiam
B. Right to free speech and expression
D. Argumentum Ad Ignorantiam
C. Right of liberty of abode and changing the same
D. Right against self-incrimination
52. He is known for his famous quotation "the end
justifies the means".
A. Thomas More B. Niccolo Machiavelli 57. Which is a legislative check on the President?
C. Desiderius Erasmus D. William Harvey A. Rejection of appointment/s by the president
B. Prescription of the qualifications of the president
53. A word or phrase that makes something C. Prescription of qualifications of judges of lower
sounds worse than a neutral description courts
A. Euphemism B. Dysphemism D. Inquiry into the wisdom of any pardon given by
the president
C. Argument D. Fallacy

58. Which is a new mode for proposing

54. What was the First Philippine Republic?
amendments to the Constitution as provided for by
A. The republic proclaimed in Malolos the 1987 Constitution?
B. The republic proclaimed under the 1935 A. Citizens' Assemblies
Constitution
B. Plebiscite
C. The republic of the Philippines proclaimed in
C. Referendum
1946
D. People's initiative
D. The republic proclaimed under the Japanese-
sponsored constitution
59. Does Congress have the sole power to declare
the existence of war?
55. What characteristic/s of government is
established by the 1987 Constitution?' A. Yes.
B. Yes, provided the President approves of it
C. No, the House of Representatives has the sole 66. In connection with government transactions
power; provided, vote is unanimous. involving public interest, which policy is adopted in
the constitution to assure the public of
D. No, the Senate has the sole power on condition
accountability and transparency?
that no senator objects
A. Balanced and healthful ecology
B. Rural development and agrarian reform
60. When should the president be held liable for
his/her crimes? C. Full public disclosure
A. Before he/she assumes presidency D. Private enterprise and incentives to needed
investments
B. During his/her term
C. After his/her term
67. It is located on 23.5 O south of the equator.
D. During and after his/her term
A. Tropic of Capricorn B. Tropic of Cancer
C. Antarctic Circle D. Arctic Circle
61. It is the 180O meridian.
A. International Date Line B. Equator
68. How has the fragmented nature of the
C. Prime Meridian D. Tropic of Cancer
topography of the Philippines affected the nation's
progress?
62. Which of the following is unconstitutional? A. No pattern in the state of economic progress
A. A regulation requiring the use of personal I.D can be drawn.
before entering a school B. The state of the nation's economic progress is
B. A law prohibiting a professional from seeking more or less the same across regions.
employment abroad C. The state of economic progress differs across
C. A traffic rule preventing some cars to travel on a regions.
certain day D. Regions in the northern part of the country are
D. A person's choice of abode limited by order of more economically progressive than those in the
the court southern part

63. It divides the earth into the eastern and 69. Fossils in the Philippines, that are similar to
western hemisphere. Its location is 0O longitude. those found in nearby parts of Asia, prove that the
country was once part of
A. Prime Meridian B. IDL
A. Mainland Asia
C. Grid D. Tropic of Cancer
B. Mainland China
C. Indochina
64. What is the power of the state to take private
property for public use with just compensation? D. The sea

A. Police Power B. Expropriation

C. Taxation D. Public domain 70. Which province is helped developed by the
advent of local and international tourists who go
surfing in Siargao Island?
65. It is located 66.5 O north of the equator. A. Misamis Oriental
A. Arctic Circle B. North Pole B. Surigao del Sur
C. Antarctic Circle D. South Pole C. Agusan del Sur
D. Surigao del Norte
71. With the basic principle on the rule of the B. All private individuals, except foreigners, are
majority, which one follows? bound to respect the sovereignty of the law
A. The right of the minority to express their C. All officers of the government, except the
opinions is suppressed. highest, are bound to obey the law
B. The wishes of the majority prevail over those of D. No one is above the law, regardless of who
the minority. he/she is
C. The minority does not have the right to protest
the acts of the majority. 77. Far from the central government, which is the
D. The majority is always right. only region that has its own government, has
decided by its people?
A. CAR B. NCR
72. Which of the following island-provinces is
located between Samar and Leyte? C. SOCCSKSARGEN D. ARMM
A. Biliran B. Camiguin
C. Guimaras D. Marinduque 78. Where can you find the Sinking Bell Tower and
the Bangui Windmills?
A. Ilocos Norte B. Ilocos Sur
73. A vetoed bill repassed in Congress becomes a
law with a C. Pangasinan D. La Union
A. Majority vote of all the members of both houses
B. Two-thirds vote of all the members present 79. The Philippines is in the Pacific plate. As a
constituting in quorum consequence, it is prone to
C. Two-thirds vote of all the members of both A. Flood B. Volcanic eruptions
houses C. Typhoons D. Earthquakes
D. Majority vote of all the members present
constituting a quorum
80. In its mountains, you can mine gold. It also
supplies most part of Luzon with fresh flowers and
74. Because of its shape and location, this vegetables because of its climate. Which province
province is called the Heart of the Philippines. is this?
A. Bohol A. Apayao B. Benguet
B. Masbate C. Mt. Province D. Ifugao
C. Catanduanes
D. Marinduque 81. Which words apply to the present Philippine
government?
A. Presidential, military
75. Which is the fourth largest island in the
country, often visited by typhoons and with a very B. Constitutional, military
rugged interior? C. Constitutional, elective
A. Negros B. Bohol C. Samar D. Leyte D. Despotic, civil

76. Ours is a government of laws and not of men. 82. Cebu is to Sinulog as _______ is to Dinagyang
This means that
A. Panay B. Iloilo
A. A person who does not agree with the wisdom
and expediency of the law may not obey the same C. Laguna D. Bohol
83. It is the largest landlocked country. A. New York B. Las Vegas
A. Turkmenistan B. Tajikistan C. California D. Hawaii
C. Afghanistan D. Kazakhstan
91. It is the world's second largest country in terms
of land area.
84. Known as the Playground of Europe
A. Canada B. China C. U.S.A. D. Russia
A. Switzerland B. Ireland
C. Belgium D. Spain
92. This branch of social sciences studies human
behavior.
85. This lighthouse was built more than 2 000
A. Humanities
years ago in Egypt:
B. Anthropology
A. Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse
C. Sociology
B. Peggys Point Lighthouse
D. Psychology
C. Tower of Hercules
D. Lighthouse of Alexandria
93. The largest river system in the world
A. Amazon
86. The world’s largest desert
B. Nile
A. Sahara
C. Mississippi
B. Antarctic
D. Lawrence
C.Great Australian
D. Africa
94. The current Secretary General of United
Nations
87. The world’s longest-serving monarch who dies
A. Ban Ki-Moon
at 96
B. Antonio Guterres
A. Queen Elizabeth Il
C. Boutros Boutros-Ghali
B. King Bhumibol Adulyadej
D. Avier Perez de Cuellar
C. King Louis XVI
D. Napoleon Bonaparte
95. The highest lake in the world
A. Baikal B. Titicaca
88. A winter in Alaska has _______hours of
daylight. C. Caspian D. Buhi Lake
A. Equal B. Cold 96. The world's fifth largest continent, and also an
ice-locked landmass.
C. Short D. Long
A. Europe B. Africa
C. North America D. Antarctica
89. A summer in Alaska has _______hours of
daylight.
A. Equal B. Cold 97. Streams, coming from different places, can
come together to form
C. Short D. Long
A. Sea B. Lake
C. River D. Tributaries
90. It is known as the "city that never sleeps".
98. What should an anthropologist do ethically in C. 1981- 1990
conducting his research? D. 1993- 2003
A. Conduct research with tribes that the
anthropologist is comfortable working with.
103. Which of the following presidents is featured
B. Conduct research only with the permission of
on the P100 000 commemorative bill?
the tribe.
A. Emilio Aguinaldo
C. Conduct research that the public may find
amusing about the tribe. B. Jose Laurel
D. Conduct research with tribes only when they do C. Manuel Quezon
not require compensation for their participation D. Manuel Roxas

99. During a mealtime among coworkers, a 104. The newest department which was created
Filipino, who was used to Filipino table manners of under the administration of President Noynoy
being quiet and behaved in front of guests, cannot Aquino.
believe that his Chinese friends are noisy at the
table (which is a gesture of enjoyment of the food). A. Department of Indigenous Peoples' Welfare.
This illustrates B. Department of Food and Agriculture
A. Cultural integration C. Department of Information and
B. Culture lag Communications Technology
C. Cultural relativity D. National Telecommunications Training Institute
D. Culture shock
105. First microsatellite built and designed by the
Filipinos
100. When an anthropologist wants to record the
temperature of Tuguegarao for his research, which A. Diwata-1
should he/she use? B. Bathala-1
A. Pie graph C. Sputnik- 1
B. Pictograph D. Explorer-1
C. Histogram
D. Bar graph 106. Present ruler of Thailand
A. Bhumibol Adulyadej
101. What is the appropriate visual representation B. Vajiralongkorn
for showing the number of corrupt police officials
and if they have been relieved from office? C. Buddha Yodfa Chulaloke

A. Line graph D. Rama I

B. Bar graph
C. Cohort rate 107. First female president of South Korea.

D. Trend rate A. Kim Hyun-joong

B. Park Chung- Hee

102. This is the international decade for a culture C. Lee Young Ae

of peace and non-violence for the children of the D. Park Geun-Hye
world.
A. 1991- 2000
B. 2001-2010
108. The world's smallest fish, Paedocypris B. Right to read a letter
progenetica, was only recently discovered in this C. Right to open the envelope without permission
country.
D. Right to private affairs
A. Philippines
B. New Zealand
114. The office in-charge of the promotion,
C. Indonesia preservation, and development of Philippine arts
D. Korea A. NCAA
B. NCCA
109. The newest continent found and is C. DILG
considered as a "lost continent"
D. LGU
A. Zealandia
B. Gondwanaland
115. Can you be arrested without a warrant of
C. Afro-Eurasia arrest?
D. Rodinia A. No, if you are a minor.
B. No, if you are more than 60 years old.
110. World's happiest country: C. Yes, if you were reported to have committed a
A. Finland crime.
B. Norway D. Yes, if you are in the act of committing a crime
C. Denmark
D. Switzerland 116. He is considered as the father of modern
geography.
A. Ptolemy
111. Any union or association of employees which
exists in whole or in part for the purpose of B. Alexander von Humboldt
collective bargaining or of dealing with employers C. Herodotus
concerning terms and conditions of employment.
D. Gerardus Mercator
A. Guild
B. Fraternity
117. A kind of map that shows the different
C. Labor organization continents, countries, its boundaries, cities, and
D. Labor relations capitals.
A. Political
112. PD No. 1152 refers to B. Climate
A. Philippine Resources Code C. Physical
B. Philippine Environmental Code D. Economic
C. Philippine Labor Code
D. Family Code 118. How can domestic violence best be
minimized?
a. Heavier tax on alcohol
113. What right is violated when one opens a letter
without permission from the addressee? b. Stronger anti-illegal drugs drive
A. Right to privacy of communication and c. Award for the Best Father and Mother
correspondence. d. Effective education on family life
 126. The most admired Spanish governor-general
by the Filipinos
119. What initiative is needed to prevent
exploitation of children workers? a. Izquierdo b. Blanco
a. Scholarship c. Dela Torre d. Polavieja
b. Subsidy for children
c. Socio-economic package 127. From whom did we learn the love for lavish
fiestas or celebrations?
d. Stricter law against child exploitation
a. The Americans b. The Japanese
c. The Spanish d. The Malays
120. What can be done to prevent detention of
juveniles with adult prisoners?
a. Separate cells of juveniles and adults 128. He is the founder of the first labor union,
Union Obrera Democratica, of the country.
b. Lesson years of detention for juveniles
a. Isabelo delos Reyes b. Pedro Pelaez
c. Alternative learning system in prisons
c. Apolinario Mabini d. Gregorio Aglipay
d. Upgrade juvenile penology program

129. The Philippines was ruled by Spain through

121. The Negritos or Aetas are known to be the
until 1814.
earliest inhabitants of our islands. After them, who
came first as permanent settlers? a. Viceroy of Cuba b. Viceroy of Mexico
a. The Malays b. The Chinese c. Viceroy of Portugal d. Viceroy of Guam
c. The Indonesians d. The Spaniards
130. Who was the Filipino native who wanted to be
a priest but was rejected because he was a native
122. This is the first sultanate in the Philippines
and so formed a religious brotherhood?
which was created by Abu Bakar.
A. Andres Malong B. Juan Sumoroy
a. Sulu sultanate b. Maguindanao sultanate c.
Lanao sultanate d. Zamboanga sultanate C. Apolinario de la Cruz D. Pedro Almazan

123. Who led the first Europeans who arrived in 131. The campaign of the Filipino seculars to
the Philippines? administer parishes occupied by the Spanish
regulars or the Filipinization in the administration
a. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi b. Marco Polo
of parishes
c. Ruy Villalobos d. Ferdinand Magellan
A. Secularization B. Regularization
C. Contractualization D. Hispanization
124. The governor-general who issued a decree
for ancient Filipinos to have Spanish surnames
132. The propaganda movement was example of
a. Camilo Polavieja b. Narciso Claveria
the Filipinos' expression of nationalism; however,
c. Eulogio Despujol d. Francisco de la Torre most people today doubt the nationalistic intention
of the propaganda due to its non-advocacy of

125. He is the governor-general who introduced A. Assimilation of the Philippines by Spain

the monopoly of tobacco. B. Reform in the administration
a. Jose Basco b. Camilo Polavieja C. Generation of the Philippines from Spain
c. Ramon Blanco d. Antonio de Urbiztondo D. Annexation of the Philippines
133. Novel about political ideas in story form that 140. Upon his advice, who made Aguinaldo
depicts a coming of the revolution. change the dictatorial government to a
revolutionary one on June 23, 1898?
A. Noli Me Tangere B. Uncle's Tom Cabin
C. El Filibusterismo D. Florante at Laura A. Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
B. Cayetano Arellano
134. Even though women of the Katipunan were C. Miguel Malvar
exempted from the blood compact, who D. Apolinario Mabini
participated in it and fought fearlessly, in the
revolutions in Bataan, including the Battle of
Biakna-Bato? 141. Arrange the sequence of governments during
A. Agueda Esteban B. Trinidad Tecson the Revolutionary era:
C. Teresa Magbanua D. Gregoria de Jesus 1. Dictatorial Government
2. Revolutionary Government
135. He should be an epitome for every young 3. Biak-na-Bato Republic
boy. Despite being poor and orphaned at an early 4. First Philippine Republic
age, those did not hinder him from becoming one
of our country's greatest heroes. A. 2 3 1 4 B. 3 1 2 4 C. 4 1 3 2 D. 1 2 3 4
A. Apolinario Mabini B. Emilio Jacinto
C. Andres Bonifacio D. Macario Sakay 142. Peace agreement between Filipinos &
Spanish
A. Pact of Biak-na-Bato B. La Liga Filipina
136. Who was the Katipunero through whom the C. Propaganda DR. D. Treaty of Paris
Katipunan was discovered by Fr. Mariano Gil?
A. Apolonio de la Cruz B. Teodoro Patiño
143. What is the important event that happened on
C. Jose del Rosario D. Daniel Tirona December 10, 1898?
A. Treaty of Paris B. Treaty of Zaragoza
137. The best general of the Philippine revolution C. Treaty of Tordesillas D. Treaty of Versailles
A. Emilio Aguinaldo B. Gregorio del Pilar
C. Antonio Luna D. Marcelo del Pilar 144. Did the Spanish missionaries play a vital role
in the conquest of the Filipinos?
138. What is the important event that happened on A. Yes, by their benevolence the Spanish
December 30, 1896? missionaries held the conquered territories for
Spain.
A. Vatican recognizes Israel.
B. Yes, the Spanish missionaries fought side by
B. Jose Rizal was executed. side with the Spanish conquistadores.
C. Philippines was opened to world trade. C. No, the Spanish missionaries were against
D. Ferdinand Marcos is inaugurated. Spain's subjugation of the Filipinos.
D. No, the Spanish missioners were only
concerned with the natives’ conversion to the faith
139. He is the last Spanish governor-general of
the country.
A. Ramon Blanco B. Fernando Rivera 145. It is an autonomy granted to the Filipinos
during the Commonwealth government.
C. Camilo Polavieja D. Diego de los Rios
A. Full independence
B. Freedom in education
C. American citizenship
D. Partial Independence

146. The American promise of granting

independence to the Filipinos after a transition
period was contained in the following legislation
except
A. Jones Law
B. Hare-Hawes-Cutting law
C. Philippine Bill of 1902
D. Tydings-McDuffie Law

147. The date of World War Il outbreak in the

Philippines
A. December 7, 1941
B. December 8, 1941
C. December 9, 1941
D. December 10, 1941

148. The commander of the American and Filipino

forces in Bataan
A. Edward King
B. Jonathan Wainwright
C. Douglas MacArthur
D. Arthur MacArthur

149. Memories of brutality which was so inhumane

during the Japanese regime were always
associated with a particular Japanese group called
A. Kalibapi B. Kempetai
C. Kamikaze D. Samurai

150. In which order did the following occupy the

Philippines?
A. Spaniards, Americans, Japanese, British
B. Spaniards, Americans, British, Japanese
C. British, Spaniards. Americans, Japanese
D. Spaniards, British, Americans, Japanese