1st exam Rizal nansa?

Question 1

On April 3, 1956, the Commission on Education filed the Senate Bill 438 drafted by the then-senator

Answer 1

Claro M. Recto

Question 2

Who is the three senators expressed their disapproval, a reason why they hoped this would be passed as a law smoothly.

Answer 2

Senator Mariano Cuenco
Senator Francisco Rodrigo
Senator Decoroso Rosales

Question 3

The debate started at the Senate on April 23;on one faction were the proponents,_________, ________ and_________. who was later on recognized as the Grand Old Man of Philippines Politics.

Answer 3

Senators Claro M. Recto, Jose P. Laurel and Lorenzo Tanada

Question 4

The endorsement of the House Bill 5561 by __________, on April 19, which was of almost similar version with the Senate bill 438, also stirred the lower house.

Answer 4

Congressman Jacob Gonzales

Question 5

Who is the two Congressman on May 9, which almost ended up with fist-fighting?

Answer 5

Pampanga Congressman Emilio Cortes and Cebu Congressman Ramon Durano

Question 6

The first woman who topped the Bar exam

Answer 6

Congresswoman Tecla San Andres

Question 7

Known as the Father of Aklan and that after whom the Caticlan Airport at Boracay was named.

Answer 7

Congressman Godofredo Ramos

Question 8

Another influential person who favored the Rizal Law was _______.

Answer 8

President Emilio Aguinaldo

Question 9

What was the reason behind the long-with standing debate? What was the substance and content of that Law?

Answer 9

Senate Bill 438 is the act that mandates Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo Be read and taught obligatory in all public and private colleges and universities.

Question 10

Independence was gradually granted on the Philippines. This began the Jones Law of 1916, carried on by the Tydings McDuffiee Act of 1934, until it was formally granted on June 4, 1946, during the term of ______.

Answer 10

President Manuel Roxas.

Question 11

___________, declared December 30 as Rizal Day and National Day of Mourning.

Answer 11

Aguinaldo

Question 12

Who is the British Historian believed the 19th century started in 1789, the beginning of the French Revolution, and ended in 1914.

Answer 12

Eric Hobsbawm

Question 13

The ______ gives services to the seigneur in the form of, mostly, military protection especially in times of war and conflict.

Answer 13

Vassal

Question 14

The term _______ refer to the Spaniards born in the Iberian Peninsula; They were made up of goverment officials and the friars.

Answer 14

Peninsulares

Question 15

Lower then peninsulares are the ________ or ________.

Answer 15

Insulares and Creoles

Question 16

The term _______ refer to the Spaniards born in the Insula or the colonial islands such as the Philippines.

Answer 16

Insulares

Question 17

Refers to people of different ancestral origins

Answer 17

Mestizos

Question 18

There are three diffrent tyoes of mestizos:

1. the_________ were those pf Chinese descent.
2. the_________ were of Spanish Blood
3. the_________ are of mixed Spanish and Chinese Origins

Answer 18

1. Mestizos de Sangley
2. Mestizos de Espanyol
3. Tornatras

Question 19

The ______, literally translated as the enlightened, was the term used for the educated few.

Answer 19

illustrados

Question 20

_________ was also the term used refer to the descendants of the tribal leaders of the balangays or barangays before the arrival of the Spaniards.

Answer 20

Principales

Question 21

The lower tier was composed of the indigents, also popularity known as _____. The term _____ was used to address the natives dwelling in the colonies such as the Philippines.

Answer 21

Indios

Question 22

_______ was the queen who declared the 1863 Educational Decree

Answer 22

Isabela

Question 23

________ was the ruler during the beginning of the Philippine fight for independence from Spain

Answer 23

Alfonso XIII

Question 24

First, __________ the highest civil authority was headed by a king or a queen. He/She holds one of the highest spiritual authorities, like the first patron or sponsor of evangelism.

Answer 24

Spanish monarch

Question 25

Second, _______. They were the appointed territorial administrators outside of Spain, knows as the Indies. The usual heads of this council were priest or clerics.

Answer 25

The Royal and Supreme Council of the Indies

Question 26

Third,_______, He was the ruler of the kingdom of Nueva Espana, including the Spanish territories in North America, South America, asia and Oceania, as representative of the King

Answer 26

Viceroy of Nueva Espana

Question 27

Fourth,_________. The Ministry for Overseas Territories was the department that gave mandates, on behalf of the king, towards the remaining territories of Spain after Mexico and other Territories gained independence.

Answer 27

The Ministerio de Ultramar

Question 28

The ______ is a constituent of the Viceroyalty that oversees threats to colonization from other nations, or if the established colonies have not yet been pacified.

Answer 28

Captain General and Governor-General

Question 29

__________. He ruled the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manila after its establishement as a suffragan of the Archdiocese of Mexico in 1579, until it became the Archdiocese of Manila in 1595.

Answer 29

The Archbishop and Bishop in Manila

Question 30

This position was inaugurated in 1762 after the controversy surrounding Archbishop Manuel de Rojo del Rio who surrendered Manila to the British Invaders, and Simon de Anda y Salazar who was later granted the title Lieutenant Governor of Manila.

Answer 30

The Cabo Segundo

Question 31

The office of the Intendant General was held by the Bourbon of Spain back when the Bourbon Dynasty ruled over the land.

Answer 31

The Intendant General

Question 32

Established in 1583, the Audiencia served as the Supreme Court of the colony.

Answer 32

The Real Audiencia de Manila

Question 33

Ruled by the Provincia Mayor or Alcalde Mayor, this was the political territory in the absence of conflict

Answer 33

Provincia or Alcaldia

Question 34

These were the dioceses established to assist the Archdiocese such as the Dioceses of Nueva Caceres, Neuva Segovia, and Cebu to accompany the Archdiocese of Manila

Answer 34

The Suffragan Dioceses

Question 35

These were the provincial districts before the colonization and where there were still threats of conflict

Answer 35

The Corregimiento

Question 36

This was the provincial council whose task was to help the alcalde mayor as a public prosecutor, and financial adviser, among others

Answer 36

The Junta Provincial

Question 37

This was the administrator of the cities

Answer 37

The Gobernadorcillo

Question 38

This became the substitute for the title gobernadorcillo based upon Maura Law.

Answer 38

The Captain Municipal

Question 39

This municipal council was composed of the captain municipal and his assistants who were the Lieutenant Mayor, Teniente de Policia, Teniente de Sementeras adn the Teniente de Ganados.

Answer 39

The Tribunal Municipal

Question 40

Thermed as Alcalde de Primer Voto(Mayor) and Alcalde de Segundo Voto(Vice-Mayor), they served as the judge and administrators of Ayuntamiento or Cabildo(City Council).

Answer 40

The Alcalde Ordinarios

Question 41

These were the admistrators of the barangay, composed of 40-50 families

Answer 41

The Cabeza de Barangay

Question 42

In 1807, within what was considered the First Industrial Revolution, England built the biggest factory which utilized a steam engine fueled by carbon

Answer 42

Industrialization

Question 43

The 19th century bore witness to the more progressive aspect of politics

Answer 43

Political upheaval

Question 44

In 325, under the Council of Nicaea, Emperor Constantine declared Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire

Answer 44

The gradual loss of influence of the Catholic Church

Question 45

The term _______ is from the Middle English nacioun which means a group of people that possesses the same ancestry and language

Answer 45

nation

Question 46

According to ____, the first inhabitants of the Philippines islands were cavemen

Answer 46

Beyer

Question 47

The tagalog term ______ has different connotations, such as shame and modesty

Answer 47

Hiya

Question 48

Which literally illustrates the burning of cogon. As easy as it catches fire, its flame also gets easily smothered

Answer 48

ningas-cogon

Question 49

This tagalog term also different connotations, such as group loyalty and getting along, or going with the flow.

Answer 49

Pakikisama

Question 50

This shows the Filipino tendency to choose pride and self-righteousness over goodwill and living harmoniously

Answer 50

Patigasan, In Binisaya "Pagahiay"

Question 51

Literally translates to letting God`s or fate`s, will be done

Answer 51

Bahala na

Question 52

This traits depicts the Filipino tendency to return the good favor, even when not asked to

Answer 52

utang na loob

Question 53

This term, literally traslating to, "to each his own"

Answer 53

kanya-kanya