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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about Philippine history and the Rizal Law. It tests knowledge about the details of the Rizal Law such as the year it was enacted, the legislators that proposed it, and the president that signed it into law. It also contains questions about Jose Rizal's novels that are emphasized in the law, challenges to passing the law, and the purpose of teaching Rizal's works. A number of questions are also included that cover additional topics in Philippine history from pre-Hispanic times to the Spanish colonial period.

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about Philippine history and the Rizal Law. It tests knowledge about the details of the Rizal Law such as the year it was enacted, the legislators that proposed it, and the president that signed it into law. It also contains questions about Jose Rizal's novels that are emphasized in the law, challenges to passing the law, and the purpose of teaching Rizal's works. A number of questions are also included that cover additional topics in Philippine history from pre-Hispanic times to the Spanish colonial period.

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about Philippine history and the Rizal Law. It tests knowledge about the details of the Rizal Law such as the year it was enacted, the legislators that proposed it, and the president that signed it into law. It also contains questions about Jose Rizal's novels that are emphasized in the law, challenges to passing the law, and the purpose of teaching Rizal's works. A number of questions are also included that cover additional topics in Philippine history from pre-Hispanic times to the Spanish colonial period.

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about Philippine history and the Rizal Law. It tests knowledge about the details of the Rizal Law such as the year it was enacted, the legislators that proposed it, and the president that signed it into law. It also contains questions about Jose Rizal's novels that are emphasized in the law, challenges to passing the law, and the purpose of teaching Rizal's works. A number of questions are also included that cover additional topics in Philippine history from pre-Hispanic times to the Spanish colonial period.

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    1. Rizal Law is also known as ___________________.

    A. Republic Act 1424 C. Republic Act 1426


    B. Republic Act 1425 D. Republic Act 1427
    2. When was the law enacted?
    A. June 12, 1954 C. June 12, 1956
    B. June 12, 1955 D. June 12, 1957
    3. Who were the two senators that propose the Rizal Law?
    A. Senator Cuenco and Rosales
    B. Senator Sotto and Drillon
    C. Senator Go and Bato
    D. Senator Recto and Laurel
    4. The following people tried to block the approval of the Rizal’s Law except one.
    A. Senator Decoroso Rosales
    B. Jesus Parades
    C. Senator Claro Recto
    D. Senator Mariano Cuenco
    5. What CHED Memorandum, ordered all colleges and universities to offer Rizal
    courses?
    A. CHED Memorandum Order 6 C. CHED Memorandum Order 8
    B. CHED Memorandum Order 7 D. CHED Memorandum Order 9
    6. What is the equivalent unit given by CHED for taking the Rizal course?
    A. 1 unit C. 3 units
    B. 2 units D. 4 units
    7. The following are the reasons why Rizal law is being allowed to teach in the
    universities EXCEPT ONE.
    A. There is a need to remember with special fondness and devotion the lives and
    works of our heroes who shaped the national character.

    B. There is a need for a rededication to the ideals of freedom and nationalism for
    which our heroes lived and died.
    C. There is a need to develop moral character, personal discipline, civic
    conscience and to teach the duties of citizenship.

    D. The novels were written when Dr. Jose Rizal, estranged from Catholic
    faith and religion and contradict many of the Christians belief.

    8. Who was the president of the Philippines who signed the bill for the Rizal Law?

    A. President Marcos C. President Ramos

    B. President Magsaysay D. President Quezon

    9. What are the two novels of Jose Rizal that is given emphasis in the Rizal’s Law to be
    included in the curriculum for the said course?

    A. El Filibusterismo and Noli Me Tangere

    B. Mi Ultimo Adios and To The Young Women Malolos

    C. The Indolence of the Filipino and

    10. He was the president of Catholic Action of the Philippines who also notable person
    that tried to blocked the Approval of the Rizal’s Law.

    A. Senator Decoroso Rosales


    B.Fr. Jesus Cavana
    C. Francisco “Soc” Rodrigo
    D. Senator Mariano Cuenco
    11. Who was the full-blooded Zapotec Indian that was elected as the President of
    Mexico during June 01, 1861?
    A. Benito Juarez C. Ferdinand Napoleon
    B. Dindo Suarez D. Marco Polo
    12. What are the two European nations that succeeded in unifying their own countries?
    A. Amsterdam and Vatican C. Spain and Brazil
    B. Italy and Germany D. London and Paris
    13. When was the Japan re-opened to the world by Commodore Matthew Perry?
    A. July 08. 1853 C. July 10, 1853
    B. July 09, 1853 D. July 11, 1853
    14. When was the Spain recognized as sovereignty over the Carolines and Palaus?
    A. October 20, 1885 C. October 22, 1885
    B. October 21, 1885 D. October 23, 1885
    15. The following are the agonized felt by the Filipinos during the Spaniards time
    EXCEPT ONE.
    A. Instability of colonial administration
    B. Human rights denied to Filipino
    C. Maladministration of Justice
    D. Equality under the law
    16. He was called “tyrant” because of his brutal persecution of the Calamba tenants.
    A. General Valeriano Weyler
    B. General Rafael Isquierdo
    C. General Miguel Lopez
    D. General Philip Mazo
    17. It was the term use to called the government that is ruled by friars.
    A. Friarchy C. Frailography
    B. Frailocracy D. Friartation
    18. A compulsory labor imposed by the Spanish colonial authorities on adult Filipino
    males is called ________________.
    A. falla C. polistas
    B. polo D. friars
    19. Who was the first Filipino who represent in the cortez for some concerns and issues
    related to the Spanish government?
    A. Magda Katigbak
    B. Juan Dela Cruz
    C. Ventura Delos Reyes
    D. Miguel Joaquin
    20. Poor Filipinos had no access to the courts because they cannot afford the heavy
    expenses, also with the following reasons except one.
    A. Justice is for Spanish only
    B. It is for wealthy persons only
    C. Color of the skin
    D. Skill of the Attorney

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