1) Pampanga served a _____ role in the Philippine Revolution. a) defensive b) passive c) aggressive 2) Who wrote "Pampanga and Its Towns?" a) James LeRoy b) John A. Larkin c) Mariano Henson 3) What does KKK stand for? a) Katipunang, Kagalang-galangang, Kataas-taasang ng mga Anak ng Bayan b) Kagalang-galangang, Kataas-taasang,Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan c) Kataas-taasang, Kagalang-galangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan 4) This town originated from the word "Candaue." a) Candaba b) Conde de Floridablanca c) Guagua 5) The original vernacular name of this town was Dayat, from "dayatan." a) Apalit b) Arayat c) Angeles 6) Sinukwan Festival was held to honor the god ______ a) Bathala b) Apúng Sinukuan c) Apolaki 7) The main attraction of Sinukwan Festival is the ______ a) Street dance b) Street food c) Street play 8) Sinukwan Festival reached its ____ anniversary this 2023. a) 76th b) 75th c) 26th 9) Who named the town of San Luis after San Luiz Gonzaga, Jesuit saint? a) Donya Victorina b) Donya Luisa c) Donya Consolacion 10) What do you call a Spaniard born in the Philippines? a) Peninsulares b) Insulares c) Mestizo 11) In the 1980s, Felipe Salvador organized, in the vicinity Apalit, a religious group called ____ a) Iglesia ni Cristo b) Santa Claus c) Santa Iglesia 12) In ____, the price of sugar in Pampanga reached 8 pesos per picul. a) 1910 b) 1911 c) 1912 13) Fray Diego de Espinar is the ____ missionary of _____ a) fourth, Apalit b) second, Sexmoan c) first, Candaba 14) From ____ to _____, how many years did the Spanish control the Pampangans? a) 1571-1766 b) 1571-1765 c) 1571-1767 15) The Filipinos kidnapped Don Florentino Pamintuan and made his family pay a ransom of? a) 10,000 pesos b) 9,000 pesos c) 6,000 pesos 16) People of Pampanga began to discard the use of buntal hats since when? a) 1920 b) 1921 c) 1919 17) Candaba rates nowadays in the production of ____ a) lemons, calamansi, and other species of the citrus family b) melons, cantaloupes, and other species of the squash family c) eggplants, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes 18) Macabebe's original name means a) making baby b) bordering riverbanks c) like a beach 19) He is the most important individual troublemarker; jailed briefly in 1902 a) Felipe Salvador b) Philippe Salvador c) Felipe el Prudente 20) Its original name was Masicu meaning "abundance" a) Masantol b) Magalang c) Mexico 21) Floridablanca was named after a) Conde el Floridablanca b) Conde de Floridablanca c) Conda de Floridablanca 22) The traditional name of Santo Tomas a) Baliw b) Baliuag c) Baliwag 23) Slavery meant primarily ____ rather than chattel slavery and was not a permanent state a) Severe debt peonage b) Severe punishment for murder c) Severe betrayal of one's master 24) If women wore "sinacle", "saya", and "tapis" back then, what did the men wear? a) Baro b) Bayu c) Baru 25) When did the Americans colonize the Philippines? a) 1899 b) 1898 c) 1900 26) In the pre-Hispanic barangay, what is the basis of wealth of a certain family? a) Number of owned land b) Number of slaves c) Number of crops harvested 27) It was Charles III who broke the ____ a) Galleon oligopoly b) Galleon monopsony c) Galleon monopoly 28) First mission of five Augustinians under Father Urdaneta's leadership? a) Urdaneta expedition b) Missionaries expedition c) Augustinian expedition 29) A mixed person of Spanish and indigenous descent? a) Peninsulares b) Mestizo c) Insulares 30) The ____ organized Pampanga as an ____ in 1571 a) Spaniards, alcadia b) ancient Filipinos, state c) Japanese, alcadia

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