Janice A.

Libato BEED 2-A

FINAL TERM

Post test

Test I identify what is referred in the following statements;

1. _________It is a set of fundamental principles or stablished precedents

according to which a state or other organization is governed.
2. _________It was the de facto constitutional republic established on November 1,
1897.
3. _________It is described as the First Republican Constitution in Asia.
4. _________It was in operation from December 10, 1898 to March 24, 1934, when
the Philippines was still a territory of the United States.
5. _________It was the first organic law enacted by the US Congress for the
Philippines.
6. _________It amended the structure of the Philippine government that was
provided for in the Philippine Bill of 1902.
7. _________It was an act that allowed the Filipino nation to have a self-
government.
8. _________it was promulgated by the 1934 Constitutional convention and was in
operation during the commonwealth era until the Third Republic.
9. _________It was promulgated in 1943 by the Preparatory Committee for
Philippine Independence (PCPI) during the Japanese occupation of the
country.
10. _________It was promulgated by the 1973 Constitutional Convention, after
Marcos declared martial law.
11. _________It symbolizes courage and success in defeating Spaniards at Mactan,
Cebu.
12. _________They are the most significant minority in the Philippines.
13. _________It means complete submission to the will of Allah.
14. _________they are called the “people of the current”
15. _________ refers to the people living in the Pulangi area.

ANSWER:
1. Constitution
2. Biyak-na-Bato
3. The 1899 Malolos Constitution
4. The Tydings- Mc Duffie Act of 1934
5. The Philippine Organic Acct of 1902
6. The Philippine Bill of 1902
7. The Philippine Independence Act
8. The 1935 Constitution
9. The 1943 Constitution
10. The 1973 Constitution
11. Lapu-Lapu
12. Muslims
13. Islam
14. Tausug
15. Maguindanao

Test II-Direction; choose the answer that best fits the definition from choices below.
Write your answer in your quiz notebook.
1. What was the important instruction Ferdinand Magellan who led an expedition
to the east?
a. Circumnavigate the earth and record it.
b. Find the islands maluco from where the spices come.
c. Gather minerals and other resources vital for industrialization
d. Discover more islands for expansion.

2. What is the name of the island in sight as Magellan arrived on March 16, 1521?
a. Feji (fiji) b. Mapuan (mapua)
c. Zamal (Samar) d. Zubbu(cebu)

3. What was the tagalog’s customary practice which was to establish friendship and
brotherhood?
a. Alyansa (alliance) b. Cassi-cassi (kasi-kasi) c. Dori (dowry) d.
Pandot

4. What was the term used to refer to the tagalog worship?

a. Anito b. Nagaanitos c. Pagaanitos d. Pagdiwata

5. What is excluded from the practice in offering sacrifices to the gods?

a. Decapitations of goats, fowls, and swine
b. Extraction of virgin’s heart
c. Proclamation of feast
d. Singing of poetic songs

6. Which concept is relative to the tagalog custom on burial?

a. The deceased was thrown wrapped in a mat
b. The deceased was placed beneath a little house constructed for the purpose
c. The deceased was placed above the tree in a basket
d. The deceased was placed in a wooden coffin and burned
7. What is the largest and most valuable oil-on-canvass painting of Juan Luna?
a. “Cleopatra”
b. “Palay Maiden”
c. “Spoliarium”
d. “The Parisian Life”

8. What is true about Fernando Amorsolo’s “Antipolo Fiesta” painting?

a. Celebration and scenery
b. Celebration and livelihood
c. Celebration and harvest
d. Celebration and feast

9. What idea is connected to political cartoons?

a. Expression of feelings and emotions
b. illustration of social challenges
c. sketch for the delight of viewers
d. used to present criticism on situation

10. What is the untrue in the speech of Corazon C. Aquino delivered in the US
congress on September 18, 1986?
a. The relationship of America and the Philippines
b. The restoration of the government and foreign dept.
c. The Filipino struggle to achieve democracy and its meaning to them
d. Development of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform in the Philippines.

11. When did the First Holy Catholic mass in the Philippines happen?
a. March 16, 1521
b. March 22, 1521
c. March 28, 1521
d. March 31, 1521

12. What route did the group of Pigafetta take from Humunu (Homonhon) Island
going to the site of the first Mass?
a. West southwest
b. West northeast
c. North southeast
d. North southwest

13. Who was the successor of Gov. Gen. La Torre who assumed control of the
government in the islands on April 4, 1871?
a. Gen. Gervasio Carillo
b. Gen. Tomas Garcia Cernuda
c. Gen. D. Rafael de Izquierdo
d. Gen. Maximo Camerino
14. When did the Cavite Mutiny happen?
a. January 20, 1872
b. February 6, 1872
c. March 20, 1872
d. April 16, 1872

15. How does the Spanish leadership call those people who refused to servilely obey
the wishes and whims of the authorities?
a. Persona non grata
b. Personas sospechosas
c. Cimarrones
d. La persona que maneja

16. Who among the Gomburza was executed last?

a. Father Gomez
b. Father Burgos
c. Father Zamora
d. Father Saldua

17. When was the “Cry of Pugad Lawin” according to Pio Valenzuela’s controversial
account?
a. August 23, 1896
b. August 24, 1896
c. August 25, 1896
d. August 26, 1896

18. Which version of the “Cry” can’t be accepted of equal weight since the writer is
not a participant of the historic event?
a. Valenzuela’s “Cry of Pugad Lawin”
b. de jesus’ Version of the First “Cry”
c. Masangkay’s the “Cry of Balintawak”
d. Alvarez’s the “Cry of Bahay Toro”

19. Who is known to be the keeper of Katipunan’s secret documents?

a. Melchora Aquino
b. Andres Bonifacio
c. Gregoria De Jesus
d. Emilio Jacinto

20. Where have the group of pigefetta been prior to the coming in the islands on
march 16, 1521?
a. Zuluan
b. Ceylon
c. Abarien
d. Ladroni
ANSWER:
1. A
2. C
3. A
4. A
5. B
6. D
7. C
8. D
9. A
10. B
11. A
12. A
13. C
14. A
15. B
16. C
17. A
18. D
19. C
20. D

A. Test III True or False. Write true if the statement is true, false if otherwise.

1. The forces of Magellan was successfully in defeating and conquering Lapulapu.

2. Non-written documents are not useful as primary sources in conducting
historical research.
3. Magellan and his fleet received a warm welcome from all of the chiefltains and
local leaders in the Philippine islands.
4. Only primary sources maybe used in writing history.
5. Apolinario Mabini penned the “Kartilya Ng Katipunan.”
6. The bagobos are divided into four main groups.
7. The bukidnon is a group that lives in the highlands of north- central Mindanao.
8. Republic act 6734, enacted during Corazon’s Aquino’s time
9. Some upland bagobo villages are very small and consist of only few families
living on a hilltop.
10. Many of the group from Bukidnon have been assimilated and most are Catholics.

ANSWER:
1. False
2. True
3. True
4. False
5. False
6. False
7. True
8. True
9. True
10. True

Test IV- Essay

1. Why is there a need of preserving the culture, values and traditions of the
lumads?

 It is important to preserve cultural heritage, because it keeps our integrity

as a people. Also, it provides a sense of identity and continuity in a fast-
changing world for future generations.

2. What are the issues of the Muslims in Mindanao? Cite at least 2 examples and
explain each.

 One of the major problems in Muslims in Mindanao is the long-standing

neglect from the national government and lack of economic  development.
The root cause of cultural, religious, and armed conflict still goes back to
the problem of lack of jobs and economic  development and this leads to a
vicious cycle of poverty

3. Do you think the Muslims deserve to be given the attention that they seek from
the Philippine government? Why?

 Yes of course, because they are also human, who wants to have an
attention of the most powerful, even though they are unlike us, they are
against to the government, we still need to hear their side in order for us
to know what they really want in this world. They have right to live
peacefully in this world, and they are also Filipino so the government
must give them an attention to be able to stops what they done.

4. What are some accounts on the development of Museums from the past to the
present?

 Along with the Renaissance-the conveyor of the Ancient Greece and the
messenger of the modern world view- museums transformed into visual
encyclopedias established with a philosophy of classification and
documentation rather than sorting the mysterious objects or the living
things.
5. What is land reform program? How and why this should implement?

 Its abolished tenancy and established a leasehold system in which

farmers paid fixed rentals to landlords, rather than a percentage of
harvest. It should be implemented t reform to appease the peasants and
contain the conflict. All the land reforms emphasize the need to improve
the peasant’s social conditions and status, to alleviate poverty and to
redistribute income and wealth in their favor.
Test V-write a 400-word persuasive essay that attempts to explain why governments
should fund a local historical research? Suggest possible ways in which the government
could help facilitate the promotion of local History. Use logical reasoning supported
with examples.

ANSWER:

Local history reflects the reality that our lives are shaped by particular places
and that our physical place in the world is a major determinant to how our lives are
lived. It is the study of the everyday struggles and triumphs of ordinary people. Local
history is expectedly closest to the people's heart and consciousness because it reflects
their own identity, experiences and aspirations. It is the interpretative recreation of the
past of their locality, embracing its political, social, economic, and cultural life .
The government should fund a local research so that it enables to explore and
explain the meaning, phases and characteristics of a phenomenon or process at a
particular point of time in the past. It plays an important role in protecting and
preserving the historical record and also interpret the past to the public. The
government is the who can do whatever they want, because they have power to do so,
so that they will be the one would do everything to just keep our history not be
forgotten. The best way to preserve our culture is to keep it alive. Learning about
history turns the ground patterns of historical change into concrete stories that tell of
the lies of individuals. By this day, the only thing that government do to help individual
who promote this kind of activities is to have their full support, in order for us to be
successfully done and for people to be educated what happened in the past that truly is
amazing and we should be proud of. One of the things, we need to do is campaign
awareness about local history, and we must target the teenager because, they are the
one who are active in social media, and by social media it is the fastest way to spread
news and everything.
History is very important, we should do anything for people who love to study
history and know everything about it, and also, for those people who don’t know
anything, it helps them to be educated. We need to preserve it, for the future sources.