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Section: PCBEA – 01 – 402A
Quiz #2.
I. Multiple Choice
B 1. The so- called true love of Jose Rizal.
a. Segunda Katigbak c. O-sei-san
b. Leonor Rivera d. Josephine Bracken
B 2. The year Rizal returned to the Philippines and was imprisoned in Fort
Santiago.
a. 1891 c. 1861
b. 1892 d. 1896
B 3. The civic organization that subsequently gave birth to the Katipunan.
a. Propaganda Movement c. Kidlat Club
b. La Liga Filipina d. El Filibusterismo
B 4. The school where Rizal sensed that the Filipino students were being
discriminated against by the Dominican professors in this school.
a. Ateneo Municipal de Manila c. University of Paris
b. University of Santo Tomas d. University of Heidelberg
A 5. The month and year when Noli Me Tangere was published in Berlin
during this time.
a. March 1887 c. May 1882
b. September 1891 d. May 1887
D 6. The child of Jose Rizal and Josephine Bracken who died after few
hours.
a. Paciano Rizal y Bracken c. Saturnina Rizal y Bracken
b. Francisco Rizal y Mercado d. Francisco Rizal y Bracken
B 7. The reason Rizal’s license in surveyor’s training was granted to him
only in 1881.
a. He had an ailment c. El Filibusterismo
b. He was still a minor d. He was not in the Philippines
C 8. Rizal’s average grade in obtaining his Bachelor of Arts degree from
Ateneo Municipal de Manila.
a. Above average c. Excellent
b. Superior d. Imbecile
D 9. The place of publication of Rizal’s more militant novel, El
Filibusterismo.
a. Madrid c. Berlin
b. Germany d. Ghent
C 10. This novel revealed the tyranny and arrogance of the Spanish clergy
and officials in the Philippines.
a. Asociacion La Solidaridad c. Noli Me Tangere
b. Makamisa d. La Solidaridad
II. True or False
False 1. Josephine Bracken was the first love of Rizal.
False 2. Jose Rizal received a degree of Licentiate in Medicine at the age of
33.
True 3. In March 1887, Jose Rizal published in Berlin his first controversial
novel, Noli Me Tangere.
False 4. Jose Rizal is the sixth of the eleven children born to Francisco
Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonzo y Quintos.
True 5. When Rizal returned to the Philippines in 1892, he was imprisoned in
Fort Bonifacio.
False 6. Rizal reprinted in the Paris the El Filibusterismo with his annotations
to bring to light that the Filipinos had an impressive civilization even long before
the Spanish colonization.
False 7. The national hero founded the Propaganda Movement, a civic
organization that subsequently gave birth to the Katipunan.
True 8. Rizal completed further study in ophthalmology to be able to cure
his mother’s advancing blindness.
True 9. While an exile in Dapitan, Rizal engaged in agriculture, fishing, and
commerce while operating a hospital and maintaining a school for boys.
True 10. Katipunan started the Philippine Revolution in August 1896.