proposed the thesis that _______ a. The earth is the center of the universe b. The earth revolves around the sun c. The earth is round d. The moon revolves around the earth Question 2 A modern city in North Africa is a. Cape Town b. Johannesburg c. Cairo d. Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Question 3 Baghdad is to Iraq and _____ is to Syria a. Jordan b. Turkey c. Yemen d. Damascus Question 4 Where is the arctic region found? a. Euro-Asiatic region b. South Pole region c. North Pole region d. Antarctica Question 5 Known as the Land of the Aztecs was the a. Valley of Mexico b. Yucatan Peninsula c. California d. South America Question 6 The great temple of Khmer is located in a. Indonesia b. Chang Mai c. Angkor d. Java Question 7
Why is the Nile known as an “international”
river? a. It supplies water and productivity to Egypt and Sudan. b. It is the longest river in the world. c. It crosses eleven countries in Southeast Africa. d. Its waters flow into the Mediterranean Ocean. Question 8 The term New World applies to _______ a. South America b. North America c. European Union d. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Prior to the Amazon River being recognized as the longest river in the world, which was known as the world’s longest river artery in the world? a. Cagayan river b. Yangtze river c. Yellow river d. Nile river Question 10 William Shakespeare was from England, while Edgar Allan Poe was from a. United States b. Great Britain c. France d. Ireland Question 11 What was the name of our islands as it first appeared in a rare map published in 1554 at Venice by Giovanni Battista Ramusio, an Italian geographer? a. Philippines b. Filipinas c. Philippine Islands d. Philippine archipelago Question 12 In a land area of 115, 707 square miles, the Philippines is almost as large as ______ a. Italy b. Spain c. United States d. Greece Question 13 In a land area of 115, 707 square miles, the Philippines is twice as big as _______ a. Italy b. Britain c. Greece d. Germany Question 14 The coastline of islands in the Philippines is twice that of the a. Africa b. Carribean islands c. United States d. Europe Question15 Signed by 117 states in 1982, the ________ gave recognition to the Philippines along the archipelago principle that its islands and natural features are a single geographic unit. a. UNCLOS b. UN c. SEATO d. ASEAN Question 16 The 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea designated a ________ Exclusive Economic Zone of water around the Philippine archipelago for sovereign right to explore, conserve, and manage natural resources of ocean, seabed, and subsoil. a. 1000-mile belt b. 100-mile belt c. 500-mile belt d. 200-mile belt Question 17 The highest mountain in the Philippines standing at 9,600 feet is ________ a. Mt. Mayon b. Mt. Apo c. Mt. Pinatubo d. Mt. Kanlaon Question 18 The longest river in the Philippines is _______. a. Pampanga river b. Pasig river c. Cagayan river d. Iligan river Question 19 Which of Bohol is reputed to be the smallest monkey in the world? a. Zebronkey b. Pilandut c. Tarsius d. Bubalus Question 20 If the tarsiers are found in Bohol, the tamaraws are found in a. Mindoro b. Davao c. Cagayan d. Palawan Question 21 The largest flower in the world is the one-foot diameter _____ which grows wild in the forests of Mindanao. a. Kamuning b. Banaba c. Kakawate d. Pungapung Question 22 On a sunny day, what island is visible from Y’Ami, the northernmost isle of the Philippines? a. Japan b. Taiwan c. Hong Kong d. South Korea Question 23 The main item product during the early galleon trade was a. Rugs from Persia b. Precious metals from India c. Chinese silk d. Philippine products Intervening the dry and wet seasons in the Philippines are months from _______ known as the Philippine springtime, the most delightful season of the year. a. November to February b. April to June c. June to August d. January to March Question 25 In 1972, the Tobacco monopoly was established and there was massive cultivation of tobacco EXCEPT in this province. a. Nueva Ecija b. Batangas c. Cagayan d. Marinduque