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    PRE-TEST

    In Noli Me Tangere, this characterhated being a


    Filipino; that she married a Spaniard. She
    wore European dresses and coveredher
    “kayumanggi” skin with thick makeup.

    a.Donya Victorina
    b.Donya Consolacion
    c.Maria Clarad.
    d.Sisa
    “I shall die without seeing thedawn break upon
    my homeland.You, who shall see it, salute it! Donot
    forget those who have fallenduring the night.”
    Who said thisline?
    a.Elias
    b.Crisostomo Ibarra
    c.Basiliod.
    d.Sisa
    Did Rizal and Bonifacio meet in person?
    a.Yes, Rizal was very supportiveof the Katipunan.
    b.No, Rizal never mingled withBonifacio.
    c.Yes, Bonifacio met Rizal duringthe early days of
    the La LigaFilipina.
    d.No, Bonifacio just read Rizal’swriting.
    The president who signed theRizal Law or
    RA 1425 is….
    a.Ramon Magsaysay
    b.Ferdinand Marcos
    c.Manuel Roxas
    d.Manuel Quezon
    Adios Patria adoradaRegion del sol queridaWhat did
    Rizal mean when heconsidered his country
    aquerida? The Philippines is his______.
    a.Lover
    b.Unfaithful wife
    c.Mistress
    d.Mother
    El Filibusterismo was almost notpublished because
    Rizal’sbrothers’ support from thePhilippines was
    delayed. Howwas this resolved?

    a. The Spanish governmentsupported the publication.


    b.Rizal made a loan from thebank.
    c. It was only published after hedied.
    d.Rizal’s friends donated to havethe book published
    What is the symbolism ofSimoun in El
    Filibusterismo?
    a.Ilustrados
    b.Philippine rebolusyonarios
    c.Black market businessmen
    d.The oppressed
    Makamisa was an unfinishedliterary work by
    Rizal. What wasit?
    a.Poem
    b.Novel
    c.Collection of poems
    d.Play
    The president who signed theRizal
    Law or RA 1425 is….
    a.Ramon Magsaysay
    b.Ferdinand Marcos
    c.Manuel Roxas
    d.Manuel Quezon
    What is the symbolism of BaporTabo in
    the first chapter of ElFilibusterismo?
    a.Social class divide
    b.Water Pollution in Pasig River
    c.Arrival of the Americans
    d.Love of the Spanish for fancythings
    Jose Rizal dedicated the El Fili to…
    a.Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan
    b.Members of the La Solidaridad
    c.GomBurZa- the martyr priests
    d.Women of Malolos
    Rizal was the ______ of theeleven
    children born of the marriage of
    Francisco andTeodora.
    a.5th
    b.7th
    c.9th
    d.11th
    While sojourning in Barcelona,Rizal received sad news
    aboutthe _______ that was ravagingManila and provinces
    causingCalamba folks to have afternoonnovenas to San Roque
    andnocturnal processions andprayers to stop dreadfulepidemic,
    which Spanishauthorities were impotent tocheck. What was
    the disease?
    a. Dengue
    b. Malaria
    c. Typhoid Fever
    d. Cholera
    Identify the grandfather of Rizalto his
    father side.
    a.Domingo Lam-co
    b.Francisco Lam-co
    c.Juan Lam-co
    d.Clemente Lam-co
    The gifted physician-novelist ofthe
    propaganda
    a.Jose Rizal
    b.Antonio Luna
    c.General Luna
    d.Emilio Aguinaldo
    Which book inspired Rizal to write the "Noli Me
    Tangere?":

    a. William Tell
    b. The Wandering Jew
    c. Uncle Tom's Cabin
    d. History of the French Revolution
    The character "Crisostomo Ibarra" is to Noli Me
    Tangere as the character "____________________"
    is to El Filibusterismo.

    a. Elias
    b. Maria Clara
    c. Isagani
    d. Simoun
    In June 1869, Rizal was enrolled in a school in Binan,
    Laguna. Who was his first teacher in school?:

    a. Maestro Lucas Padua


    b. Maestro Justiniano Aquino-Cruz
    c. Maestro Jose Bech
    d. Maestro Leon Monroy
    Andres Bonifacio is to the Katipunan as
    ____________________ is to La Solidaridad.

    a. Marcelo H. del Pilar


    b. Jose Rizal
    c. Galicano Apacible
    d. Graciano Lopez Jaena
    To the Flowers of Hiedelberg" is to Hiedelberg,
    Germany as "____________________" is to Madrid,
    Spain.

    a. They Asked Me for Verses


    b. To My Muse
    c. The Song of the Traveler
    d. La Vision del Fray Rodriguez
    The pen-name which Rizal used in 1882 when he wrote the
    nationalistic essay, "Amor Patrio," was:

    a. Dimas Alang
    b. Pingkain
    c. Tenluz
    d. Laong Laan

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