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1. Easter Mindanao, third largest bedwaters rises up the mountains of the pacific cordilleras and flows down
northward cutting through the valley of compostella and agusan provinces emptying to Butuan Bay.
a. Rio grande de Cagayan
b. Agno river
c. Abra river
d. Agusan river
2. North Luzon originates from the mountains of quirino and nueva viscaya and drains the whole Cagayan
valley exixting through the town of Arpan, Cagayan; longest in the country.
a. Rio grande de cagayan
b. Agno river
c. Abra river
d. Agusan river
3. North Luzon receives its tributaries from cordillera and drains Lepato, Bontoc and Abra emptying to south
china sea
a. Rio grande de Cagayan
b. Agno river
c. Abra river
d. Agusan river
4. North Luzon, its headwater were up to cordilleras south of benguet and flows down south draining the vast
plains of pagasinan; its receives its tributaries from the rivers of nueva ecija and tarlac and exits on lingayen
gulf
a. Rei grande de Cagayan
b. Agno river
c. Abra river
d. Agusan river
5. Central Mindanao second largest but the largest river system in the country, rises in bukidnon and flows
south receiving its many tributaries along the way including the waters of two large lakes; lake labas and lake
buluan and drains the central Mindanao basin in the provinces of cotabato and maguindanao emptying to liana
bay
a. Rio grande de Cagayan
b. Rio grande de Mindanao
c. Abra river
d. Agusan river
6. Central Luzon, drains the vast fertile valleys and plains of Nueva Ecija, Pampanga and bulacan existing to
Manila Bay
a. Rio grande de Cagayan
b. Agno river
c. Pampanga river
d. Agusan river
7. Originates from the town of baler, aurora and crosses the province of quirino, nueva viacaya, Isabela and
Cagayan on northeastern Luzon; longest continues mountain range in the country
a. Sierra madre
b. Caraballo de baler
c. Caraballo del sur
d. Zambales range
8. Northern Luzon, extends from north to south and consists of the central cordillera; highest peaks are the
boundaries of Benguet, abra, kalinga, ilocaos sur and mt. province
a. Zambales
b. Sierra madre
c. Caraballo del sur
d. Tagaytay range
9. Originates in baler Aurora and runs down south terminating at the south tip of Luzon; includes mt. mayon,
isarog and bulusan in the provinces of albay, camarines sur and sorsogon
a. Mindoro range
b. Caraballo del sur
c. Caraballo de baler
d. Zambales range
10. Begins in cape bolinao, pangasinan, extends southward along the zambalez coast and terminates in the
bataan peninsula
a. Central Luzon range
b. Zambales range
c. Cape bolinao range
d. Bataan range
11. southern Mindanao, separates the allah and koronal valley in south cotabato
a. central Mindanao range
b. roxas range
c. Zamboanga rage
d. apo-alip range
12. Souththern Mindanao, stretches from cotobato and forming the boundaries between south cotabato, davao
del sur and saragani provinces
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Apo- alip range
13. Panay island straddles from north to south and separates Antique fron the other panay island provinces
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Panay range
d. Apo- alip range
14. Southwestern Luzon, crosses the provinces of cavite and batangas; includes moountains of making in
laguna and taal volcano in batangas.
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Tagaytay range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Apo- alip range
15. Central Mindanao forms the boundary of the cotobato, bukidnon and Lanao del sur provinces.
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Piapayungan range
16. Negros island extending from the northwest to the southwest and bisects negros into two provinces with
mt. canlaon as its highest peak.
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Negros range
17. Eastern Mindanao, extends along the eastern coast of Mindanao from surigao del norte down south to
davao oriental
a. Diwata range-pacific cordillera
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Apo-alip range
18. Zamboanga peninsula, forms the backbones of the peninsula stretching from mt. dapiak in misamis
occidental and arching to Zamboanga city in southwest
a. Central mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Apo- alip range
19. Central Mindanao, run through the length of Mindanao from north to south along the western boundary of
the agusan and davao provinces.
a. Central Mindanao range
b. Roxas range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Apo-alip range
20. Mindoro island starts at Mt. halcon and divides into three small ranges.
a. central Mindoro range
b. Mindoro range
c. Zamboanga range
d. Mt. Mino
21. The only prominent mountain in the central plain of Luzon is?
a. Mt. pulag
b. Mt. banhaw
c. Mt. Apo
d. Mt. Arayat
22. Which major region is called “the land of promise” because of its rich agricultural land?
a. Mindanao
b. Visayas
c. Central plain of Luzon
d. Luzon
23. The place where the maximum intensity of an earthquake is felt is called a (an)
a. Plate
b. Epicentre
c. Focus
d. Hypocentre
24. Which correctly describes the topography of the Philippines?
a. Short coastline
b. No plain, all mountains and hills
c. Smooth physical features
d. Rugged physical features
25. Where in the Philippines are huge marble deposites found?
a. Guimaras
b. Romblon
c. Davao
d. Beguet
26. The island province used to be a sub-province of Iloilo and is known for its sweet mangoes. Which
province is referred to?
a. Antique
b. Capiz
c. Guimaras
d. Eastern samar
27. Who was the Filipino native who wanted to be a priest but was rejected because he was a native and so
formed a religious brotherhood?
a. Andres malong
b. Juan sumoroy
c. Apolinario de la cruz
d. Pedro almzan
28. Which order of presidents correctly applies to Philippine history?
I. Marcos
II. Garcia
III. Magsaysay
IV. Roxas
a. IV-III-II-I
b. III-IV-II-I
c. I-II-III-IV
d. IV-II-III-I
29. Who was called the Lakambini of katipunan?
a. Gregoria de jesus
b. Delfina herbosa
c. Teressa magbanua
d. Trinidad tecson
30. Who was the fearless lawyer and writer in exposing Spanish abuses and corruption and is considered the
greatest journalist of propaganda movement?
a. Jose Ma. Panganiban
b. Emilio Aguinaldo
c. Marcelo H. del Pilar
d. Graciano Lopez Jaena
31. The old name of Vietnam
a. Doha
b. Burma
c. Myanmar
d. Annam
32. Which is the statement is true in Mindanao?
a. Is the second biggest island in the country
b. It is the third largest island in the country
c. It is the biggest island in the country
d. It is where the smallest deer is found
33. Which is said to be the largest Philippine bird?
a. Kalaw
b. Owl
c. Tipol
d. Katala
34. Which is South Asia’s largest country?
a. China
b. Thailand
c. India
d. Burma
35. Who said “there are no tyrants where there are no slaves”?
a. Jose rizal
b. Apolinario mabini
c. Andres bonifacio
d. Marcelo H. del Pilar
36. Which Philippine forest resource is known as the “republic tree”?
a. Narra
b. Mahogany
c. Ipil-Ipil
d. Yakal
37. In world War I which was NOT among the central powers?
a. Italy
b. Austria
c. Germany
d. Hungary
38. Which is the royal Audencia in our time
a. Supreme court
b. Sandigang bayan
c. Court of appeals
d. Regional trial courts
39. Where was the first Filipino republic inaugurated?
a. Kawit
b. Biyak-na-bato
c. Malolos
d. Tejeros
40. If soliman heroically fought to death the Spaniards in Manila, who readily welcomed the Spanish
conquerors because he thought it was futile to resists superior foe?
a. King tupas
b. Datu sumakwel
c. Datu puti
d. Lakandula
41. Which is the leading mineral export in the Philippines
a. Chromite
b. Iron
c. Copper
d. Coal
42. Who first named our country Las Islas de Filipinas Island?
a. Legaspi
b. Salcedo
c. Villalobos
d. Urdaneta
43. Spain ceded the Philippines archipelago to the united states in return for how many dollars?
a. 200million
b. 30million
c. 20million
d. 50million
44. For which are Filipinos thankful to Julian Felipe?
a. The tune of our national anthem
b. The lyrics of our national anthem
c. The draft of the malolos constitution
d. The making of our national flag
45. What Philippine historical event do you associate with dec. 10. 1898?
a. Japan’s invasion of the Philippines
b. Treaty of Paris
c. Philippine Commonwealth
d. Proclamation of the Philippine Republic
46. Who is remembered as the visayan joan of arc?
a. Teresa Magbanua
b. Agueda Esteban
c. Teodora Alonso
d. Trinidad Tecson
47. Which is a hot moist biome near the earth’s equtor?
a. Taiga
b. Tropical rain forest
c. Savannah
d. Deciduous forest
48. According to Montesquieu which continent is said to be the “intellectual center of the world”?
a. North America
b. Europe
c. Australia
d. Asia
49. Which one became a crown colony of Great Britain in 1826?
a. Indonesia
b. Malaysia
c. Singapore
d. Taiwan
50. Which continent is said to be the “birthplace od human species”?
a. Asia
b. Africa
c. South America
d. Europe
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