1. Which is the fourth largest island in
the Philippines, often visited by typhoons and with a very rugged interior?
a. Negros
b. Bohol
c. Samar
d. Leyte
2. How has the fragmented nature of the
topography of the Philippines affected the nation’s progress?
a. No pattern in the state of economic
progress can be drawn
b. The state of the nation’s economic
progress is more or less the same across region
c. The state of economic progress
differs across region
d. Regions in the Northern part of the
country are more economically progressive than those in the southern part
3. Which region is in between the
cordillera and Sierra Madre mountain ranges that are dominantly agri-based?
a. Ilocos region
b. Cagayan valley
c. Cordillera Administrative Region
d. Batanes Island
4. The Philippines is in the Pacific
plate as a consequence, it is prone to ________
a. Flood
b. Volcanic eruption
c. Typhoons
d. Earthquake
5. In its mountain you mine gold. It
also supplies most part of Luzon with fresh flowers and vegetables because of
its climate. Which province is this?
a. Apayao
b. Benguet
c. Mt. province
d. Ifugao
6. Complete this analogy: Nile River :
World - ____________ - Philippines
a. Bicol river
b. Rio Grande of Mindanao
c. Cagayan River
d. Agusan River
7. Which place in CALABARZON was named
“special Science and Nature city” of the Philippines?
a. Los Banos
b. Tagaytay
c. Pagsanjan
d. Kawit
8. Whaty is the Bukidnon plateau known
for?
a. Straberry Plantation
b. Banana plantation
c. Orchidarium
d. Pineapple plantation
9. Which one serves as the rice granary
in Northeast Philippines?
a. Cagayan Valley
b. Nueva Ecija
c. Car
d. Ilocos Region
10. Which CORRECTLY describe/s the
Philippines?
I.
The
topography of the Philippines is not monotonous in the sense that it is rugged.
II. The coastline is long and rugged
III. The word “variety” applies to its
flora and fauna
IV. Its climate is warm but some elevated
parts of the country are cool.
a. I, III, and IV
b. I, II, and IV
c. I, II, III, and IV
d. II, III, and IV
11. Which region is known for its “abelules”
(woven baskets)
a. Central Plain
b. Cordillera
c. Cagayan
d. Ilocos
12. Which characteristics are common to
underdeveloped regions of the country?
I.
LACK
OF INFRACTURE
II. Preserved natural resources
III. Lack of access to technologies,
markets, and credits
a. I, II, and III
b. I and III
c. II and III
d. I and II
13. Which province is identified with the
treacherous mountain trail which is occasionally damaged by landslide during
the rainy season consequently interrupting the delivery of fresh vegetable
supply to the lowlands including Manila?
a. Mt. Province
b. Kalinga
c. Benguet
d. Ifugao
14. Which province is helped developed by
the advent of local and international tourists who go surfing in Siargao
Island?
a. Misamis Oriental
b. Agusan Del Sur
c. Surigao del Sur
d. Surigao del Norte
15. Which province in the CAR is known
for its rich natural resources but its development is somehow hampered by
several factors including tribal war?
a. Mt. province
b. Abra
c. Kalinga
d. Apayao
16. Why is the Philippines described to
have the largest diaspora network in the world?
a. OFWs dollar remittances prop the
nation’s economy
b. A number of Filipinas marry
foreigners
c. Its insular nature makes its people
live far apart
d. About 11% of its population is
overseas
17. Which is the coldest continent?
a. Asia, northern part
b. Europe
c. South Africa
d. Antartica
18. What are the effects of the sea and
oceans of the European continent on World history?
I.
Europeans
controlled vast majority of land in the world
II. Europeans are known to be less
carnivorous
III. Traces of European culture are
visible nearly everywhere in the world.
a. I and II
b. I and III
c. II and III
d. I, II, and III
19. If Antarticais land of ice that
reaches a thickness of about two kilometres, what conclusion can you draw?
a. The oceans are full of fish
b. Residents in there have already
adapted to the cold environment
c. The land is full of vegetation that
has adapted to the environment
d. Only scientist conducting research
stay in Antartica
20. Which statement on desertification is
CORRECT?
a. It is man-made ecological degredation
b. It is synonymous to drought
c. It is a natural hazard
d. It is caused by low rainfall climate
21. If you want to see the impact of the
major religions of the world in people’s way of life, in which continent must
you travel?
a. Asia
b. Australia
c. North America
d. Europe
22. What does an anthropologist do when
he studies society from an insider’s view?
a. He interprets findings from the
viewpoint of the society which he studies
b. He uses other’s world view to
interpret findings.
c. He analyzes his findings against his
own worldview
d. He asks an insider to interpret
research findings.
23. Which place in China are said to be
cradles of ancient civilization?
a. Huang Ho and Yangtze Valleys
b. Nile Valley
c. Tigris-Euphrates
d. Indus Valley
24. Which province in the western coast
of Luzon is virtually surrounded by sea waters and has become a center for big
business and development projects like an export processing zone?
a. Zambales
b. Pampanga
c. Bataan
d. Mindoro
25. The Philippine has many harbours and
has one of the finest harbour in the world because of its __________
a. Rugged land and mass
b. Seas and Oceans
c. Rivers
d. Irregular coastline
26. The Philippine Archipelago is located
between ________ and __________
a. Japan _ Korea
b. Vietnam _ Thailand
c. Taiwan _ Borneo
d. South Korea _ Japan
27. Which is referred to as the stormy
east?
a. Negros and Samar
b. Cebu and Bohol
c. Leyte and Samar
d. Samar and Iloilo
28. The Philippines is comparatively a
geographically hazardous place because it ______
a. Has islands which are below sea level
b. Has irregular coastline
c. Has many active volcanoes
d. Is surrounded by trenches
29. Which is referred to as central
Philippines?
a. Central Plain of Luzon
b. Palawan Region
c. Visayan Island
d. Romblon group of island
30. From which region do people make a
living out of lahar that flooded them during the Mt. Pinatubop eruption?
a. Region I
b. Region IV
c. Region V
d. Region III
31. One geographical reason why the
Philippines does not have enough rice supply is because ____________
a. Its coast planes are barren
b. It receives too much direct sunlight
c. Its coast planes are narrow
d. It does not have enough rivers for
irrigation
32. If Bukidnon – Lanao area is a
plateau, Zamboanga is more of a/an __________
a. Island
b. Valley
c. Archipelago
d. Peninsula
33. Which is known as the Tuna country?
a. Palawan
b. Davao
c. Mindoro
d. General Santos
34. Which province has a underground
river, green surrounding and white beaches, which lure tourist to come
especially during dry seasons?
a. Palawan
b. Mindoro
c. Bohol
d. Davao Oriental
35. Is the Philippines self-sufficient in
its energy resource?
a. No, while the country has several
domestic energy resources, these are insufficient to meet its energy needs.
b. Yes, the country has enough
geothermal resources and hydroelectric resources
c. No, the country remains dependent on
important petroleum
d. Yes, the country has a variety of
domestic energy resources
36. In the Philippines, pearl oysters are
abundant around ___________
a. Samar Island
b. Babuyan Channel
c. Sulu Archipelago
d. Sulu Archipelago
37. In which part of the country are
people evacuated as you take the Licensure Examination for Teachers on account
of a volcanic eruption?
a. Zambales
b. Camiguin
c. Palawan
d. Albay
38. Which is the correct arrangement
according to area from the largest to smallest?
a. Luzon, Palawan, Mindanao
b. Luzon, Samar, Mindanao
c. Luzon, Mindanao, Samar
d. Luzon, Mindanao, Palawan
39. Which province attract people from
Luzon because of its swimming pools that are naturally heated by hot springs?
a. Biliran
b. Laguna
c. Palawan
d. Ilocos Sur
40. Which statement is true of Luzon?
a. It is here where the highest mountain
located.
b. It is the second biggest island in
the country.
c. It is the third largest island in the
country.
d. It is the biggest island in the
country.
41. Which is a proof that man was in the
Philippines as early as early 21,000
years ago?
a. China wares uncovered in Calatagan,
Batangas
b. Mummies found in Timbac Cave in Benguet
c. Skull cap discovered in Tabon cave,
Palawan
d. Boat fragments excavated in Butuan
river banks.
42. How is the term acculturation
defined?
a. Occurrence of similarities between
cultures that have neither contact nor history of “cultural borrowing”
b. Abandonment of social custom,
behaviour pattern, or belief that has long been part of a culture
c. Ethnocentric grouping of traditions
among diverse cultures.
d. Cultural exchange that occurs when
unlike cultures experience contact over an extended period of time.
43. In which country do the pastoral
industries play an important role in the economy?
A. Canada
B. Germany
C. France
D. New Zealand
44. Which continent covers one-third of
the Earth’s surface and is home to about 3 billion people?
a. Europe
b. Asia
c. South America
d. North America
45. Which describes the Asia continent
correctly?
a. It has more land and people and a
higher population density that any other continents
b. It has two pronounced seasons, the
dry and the wet season.
c. The 4 “cradles of civilization” are
all in it.
d. Its people have a longer life
expectancy than any other continent.
46. The lighter, unpigmented skin most
likely evolved in the temperature climate for what reason?
a. To protect skin against sunburn
b. To protect skin against sunlight
c. To protect skin against sunlight and sunburn.
d. To absorb more light
47. Which of the following was known to
man before the Neolitic period?
a. Practice of agriculture
b. Use of fire
c. Making pottery
d. Domestication of animals
48. From which do archaeologists
reconstruct pre-history?
a. Ethnic customs
b. Tribal folklore
c. Written records
d. Excavated tool
49. Which contributes to the worsening
solid waste system?
a. Clogged drainage
b. Use of paper bags for marketing
c. Emphasis on shopping convenience easy
garbage disposal
d. Frequent flood
50. Which issue caused the estrangement of
the relations between the Philippines and Malaysia in the past?
a. The Philippine’s claim of Sabah
b. The shaping of the federation of
Malaya
c. The founding of the MAPHILINDO
51. Eastern Mindanao, third largest,
bedwaters rises up the mountains of the Pacific Cordilleras and flows down
northward cutting through the valleys of compostela and Agusan Provinces
emptying to Butuan Bay
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Agno River
c. Abra River
d. Agusan River
52. Northern Luzon, originates from the
mountains of Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya and drains the whole Cagayan Valley
existing through the town of Aparri, Cagayan; longest in the country.
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Agno River
c. Abra River
d. Agusan River
53. Northern Luzon, receives its
tributaries from cordillera and drains Lepanto, Bontoc and Abra emptying to
South China Sea
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Agno River
c. Abra River
d. Agusan River
54. Northwest Luzon, its headwaters were
up to cordillera south of Bengueth and flows down south draining the vast
plains of Pangasinan; it receives its tributaries from the rivers of Nueva
Ecija and Tarlac and Exits on Lingayen Gulf.
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Agno River
c. Abra River
d. Agusan River
55. 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 drain the central Mindanao basin in the
provinces of CotabatonadMaguindanao emptying to Ilana bay.
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Rio Grande de Mindanao
c. Abra river
d. Agusan River
56. Central Luzon drains the vast fertile
valleys and plains of Nueva Ecija, Pampanga and Bulacan exiting to Manila Bay.
a. Rio Grande de Cagayan
b. Agno River
c. Pampanga River
d. Agusan River
57. Originates from the town of Baler,
Aurora and crosses the province of Quirino, Nueva Viscaya, Isabela and Cagayan
on Northeastern Luzon; longest continous mountain range in the country.
a. Sierra Madre
b. Caraballo de Baler
c. Caraballo del Sur
d. Zambales Range
58. Northern Luzon, extends from North to
South and consists of the Central Cordillera, highest peaks are at the
boundaries of Benguet, Abra, Kalinga, Ilocos Sur and Mt. Province.
a. Zambales Range
b. Sierra Madre
c. Caraballo del Sur
d. Tagaytay Range
59. Originates in Baler Aurora and runs
down south terminating at the south tip of the Luzon; includes Mt. Mayon,
Isarog and Bulusan in the province of Albay, Camarines Sur and Sorsogon.
a. Mindoro Range
b. Caraballo del Sur
c. Caraballo de Baler
d. Zambales Range
60. Begins in cape Bolinao, Pangasinan,
extends southward along the Zambales coast and terminates in the Bataan
Peninsula.
a. Central Luzon Range
b. Cape Bolinao Range
c. Zambales range
d. Bataan Range
61. Southern Mindanao, separates the
Allah and Koronal Valleys in South Cotabato
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Roxas Range
c. ZAMBOANGA Range
d. Apo-Alip Range
62. Southern Mindanao, stretches from
Cotabato and forming the boundaries between South Cotabato, Davao del sur and
Sarangani provinces.
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Roxas Range
c. ZAmboanga Range
d. Apo-Alip Range
63. Panay island straddles from
North and to South and separates Antique
from the other Panay island provinces
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Roxas Range
c. Panay Range
d. Apo- Alip Range
64. SouthwesternLuzon, crosses the
provinces of cavite and Batangas; includes Mountains of Makiling in Laguna and
Taal Volcano in Batangas.
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Tagaytay Range
c. Zamboanga Range
d. Apo-Alip Range
65. Central Mindanao forms the boundary
of the Cotabato, Bukidnon and Lanaodel Sur provinces.
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Roxas Range
c. Zamboanga Range
d. Piapayungan Range
66. Negros island extending from the
Northwest to the Southeast and bisects Negros into two provinces with Mt.
Canlaon as its highest peak.
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Roxas Range
c. Zamboanga ranges
d. Negros ranges
67. Eastern Mindanao, extends along the
eastern coasts 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
68. Central Mindanao, runs 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
69. Mindoro Island stars at Mt. Halcon
and Divides into three small ranges.
a. Central Mindanao Range
b. Mindoro Range
c. Zamboanga Range
d. Apo – Alip Range
70. What is the power of the state to
take property for public use with just compensation?
a. Police power
b. Taxation
c. Eminent Domain
d. Judicial review
71. The right to a minimum wage is an
example of a __________ right.
a. Imperfect right
b. Statutory
c. Natural
d. Constitutional
72. The supreme court is to the present
as __________is the Spanish period.
a. Ecclesiastical Court
b. Territorial Audencia
c. Royal Audencia
d. Commercial court
73. All persons subject to legislation
should be treated alike under like circumstances and conditions both in the
privileges conferred and liabilities imposed” how is this termed?
a. Class legislation
b. Substantive due process
c. Procedural due process
d. Equal protection of the laws
74. What is the voting age of the
Filipino?
a. 21 and above
b. 14 and above
c. 18 and above
d. 6 and above
75. Based on the classification of
government which applies to the present Philippine government?
a. Hereditary
b. De jure government
c. Consolidated
d. De facto government
76. Which of the following is
unconstitutional?
a. A regulation requiring the use of
personal ID before entering a school.
b. A law prohibiting professional from
seeking employment abroad.
c. A traffic rule preventing some cars
to travel on a certain day.
d. A person’s choice of abode limited by
order of the court
77. Which body ratifies or reject
appointments made by the president?
a. Civil service commission
b. Congress
c. Commission on Appointments
d. Sandigan Bayan
78. A vetoed bill repassed in congress
becomes a law with a
a. a majority vote of all the members of
both houses.
b. Two – third vote of all the members
present constituting a quorum.
c. Two – thirds vote of all the members
of both houses
d. Majority vote of all the members present
constituting a quorum
79. Which is the primary reason behind
the constitutional policy on the prohibition of political dynasties?
a. To give the electorate many
alternative candidates to choose from
b. To democratize election and
appointment to positions in the government
c. To put an end to the political career
of traditional politicians
d. To pave the way for young leaders to
lead the country
80. The Philippines benefit from
international recognition of the archipelago doctrine by way of:
a. Elimination of pockets of
international waters between some of our islands.
b. Decrease in the waters under the
Philippine jurisdiction and area of responsibility
c. Unlimited exercise of Philippine
sovereignty over our exclusive economic zone.
d. Automatic validation and recognition
of our ownership of Sabah.
81. It is the privilege of the president
to address and appear before congress at the opening of its regular session.
What do you call this address?
a. Privilege speech
b. Malacanang speech
c. Inaguaral speech
d. State of the nation Address
82. Which is an executive check on hasty
and ill-considered legislation?
a. Partial veto
b. Pocket veto power
c. Veto message
d. Veto power
83. Under which type of right does the
tight to life fall?
a. Imperfect right
b. Natural right
c. Constitutional right
d. Statutory right
84. Which order of government correctly
applies during the American regime?
a. Civil, military, commonwealth
b. Military, civil, commonwealth
c. Civil, commonwealth, military
d. Military, commonwealth, civil
85. In connection with government
transactions involving public interest, which policy is adopted in the
Constitution to assure the public of accountability and transparency?
a. Balanced and healthful ecology
b. Rural development and agrarian reform
c. Full public disclosure
d. Private enterprise and incentives to
needed investment
86. In which order did the previous
Philippine Republic come?
I.
The
Philippine Republic under the Malolos Constitution
II. The Philippine Republic under the
Japanese – sponsored Constitution
III. The Philippine Republic under the
1935 constitution
a. I, II, III
b. II, III, I
c. I, III, II
d. III, II, I
87. With the basic principle on the rule
of the majority, which one follows?
a. The right of the majority to express
their opinions is suppressed.
b. The wishes of the majority prevail
over those of the minority.
c. The minority does not have the right
to protest the acts of the majority.
d. The majority is always right.
88. Which order of government existed
during the Japanese occupation?
I.
Military
administration
II. The Philippine Executive Commission
III. The Japanese sponsored Republic of
the Philippines
a. I, II, III
b. II, III, I
c. II, I, III
d. I, III, II
89. Under which type of right to
information on public matters classified?
a. Social right
b. Civil right
c. Economic right
d. Political right
90. The only prominent mountain in the
central plain of Luzon is
a. Mt Pulag
b. Mt. Banahaw
c. Mt. Apo
d. Mt. Arayat
91. Which major region is called “the
Land of Promise” because of its rich agricultural lands?
a. Mindanao
b. Visayas
c. Central Plain of Luzon
d. Luzon
92. Which, according to some Filipino
authors, may partly explain the tendency of the Filipino to be indolent?
a. His colonial past
b. The tropical climate
c. The strategic Location of the country
d. The poor economic condition
93. 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
94. Because of its natural resources the
Philippine is basically a (an)_______
a. Industrial
b. Commercial
c. Mining
d. Agricultural
95. which provinces in the western coast
of Luzon is virtually surrounded by sea waters and has become a center for big
business and development processing zone?
a. Mindoro
b. Bataan
c. Zambales
d. Pampanga
96. When compared with other countries in
size, the Philippine is bigger than
a. Malaysia
b. South Korea
c. Thailand
d. Japan
97. The place where the maximum intensity
of an earthquake is felt is called a (an)
a. Plate
b. Epicentre
c. Focus
d. Hypocenter
98. Which word or phrase does NOT apply
to the Philippines?
a. Archipelago
b. Landlocked
c. Irregular coastline
d. Rugged land mass
99. The largest river system is found in
a. Mindanao
b. Visayas and Mindanao
c. Luzon
d. Cagayan
100. You want to see underground caves and
river. Where should you go in the Philippines?
a. Benguet
b. Palawan
c. La Union
d. Cagayan
101. Which region is said to offer limited
economic opportunities because it is a narrow strip of land surrounded by
mountain rangers and sea and so its inhabitants are known to be adventurous,
hardworking and frugal?
a. Cagayan Valley
b. Bicol Region
c. Ilocos Region
d. National Capital region
102. Which province is now linked to the
island of Samar because of the construction of San Juanico Bridge?
a. Leyte
b. Southern Leyte
c. Capiz
d. Negros Oriental
103. Where in the Philippines are huge
marble deposits found?
a. Guimaras
b. Romblon
c. Davao
d. Benguet
104. Of the Philippine agricultural
products which has been a leading export?
a. Abaca
b. Fabric
c. Tobacco
d. Copra
105. Which river drains Nueva Ecija,
Pampanga and Bulacan?
a. Rio Grande de Bulacan and its
tributaries
b. Rio Grande de Nueva Ecija and its
tributaries
c. Rio Grande de Pampanga and its
tributaries
d. Agno Grande and its tributaries
106. The island province used to be a
sub-province of Ilo-Ilo and known for its sweet mangoes. Which province is
referred to?
a. Antique
b. Capiz
c. Guimaras
d. Eastern Samar
107. Which group is describd to be one
that comes from a region with limited economic opportunities and so migrates to
some greener valleys like Mindanao and Hawaii?
a. Tagalong
b. Bicolano
c. Visayano
d. Ilocano
108. In what region are the cities of
Dagupan, Laoag, San Carlos and San Fernando?
a. I
b. CAR
c. III
d. II
109. Which is a landlocked, mountainous
and hilly province in the north frequently exposed to extensive landslide which
endanger human lives and agricultural crops?
a. Batanes
b. Cagayan
c. Benguet
d. Isabela
110. 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. Andes Malong
b. Juan Sumuroy
c. Apolinario de la Cruz
d. Pedro Almazan
111. HJow many constitutional government
did the government have since the Malolos Republic?
a. 4
b. 6
c. 5
d. 3
112. To eliminate graft and corruption you
would like the practice of subjecting outgoing government official to
investigating during the Spanish period revived. Which would you revive?
a. Residencia
b. Visitator
c. Royal Adiencia
d. Visita
113. In whose presidency was the famous
MIRACLE RICE produced?
a. Ferdinand Marcos
b. Visitor
c. Royal Adiencia
d. Visita
114. The small scattered settlements of early Filipinos under the
patriarchal rule of the datu was called
a. Barangay
b. Purok
c. Pueblo
d. Sangay
115. Which is not a feature of the 1986
Philippine Constitution?
a. Unicameral legislature
b. Provision of people power
c. Accountability of public officers
d. Provision on social justice, human
resources, labor, education, human rights
116. Which factor among other could have
contributed to the easy Spanish conquest of the Philippines?
a. The intellectual inferiority of
Filipino leaders
b. The Spanish missionaries’ coercion of
Filipinos to accept faith
c. Legaspi’s conciliatory policy in
dealing with the Filipinos
d. The intellectual superiority of the
Spanish leaders
117.
Rizal’s Life
1. What does the name Rizal means?
Rizal means green field
2. Who was Rizal’s first teacher?
His mother/ Teodora Alonso Realonda Rizal
3. Why did Rizal study medicine at
University of Santo Tomas?
Because he liked to become a physician so that he could cure his mother’s
failing eye.
4. Who was the kind German Protestant
Pastor who befriended Rizal near Heidelberg?
Professor Ferdinand Bluementritt
5. Name a painting of Juan Luna, where
is Rizal posed as a model?
Spoliarium
6. Why the Spanish Governor General
Emilio Terrero did advised Rizal to leave Calamba in 1888?
Because his enemies, particularly the friars, hated him because of his
novel Noli Me Tangere. This novel exposed
the evil deeds of some bad friars.
7. What did Rizal dislike in the United
States?
One thing he did not like in America was that the negroes did not enjoy
equal rights with the white Americans.
8. Why did Nellie Bousted reject Rizal’s
proposal of marriage?
Nellie rejected his proposal because he refused to become a protestant
like her and her mother did not like him as a son in law.
9. What were the reasons why Rizal left
Brussels and lived in Ghent?
Because it was cheaper to print his second novel, El Filibusterismo
10. What was the civic society of
Filipino patriot founded by Rizal in Tondo, Manila in 1892?
On the night of July 3, Rizal founded the Liga Filipina in Tondo, Manila.
Its aims were:1) to unite the Filipinos; 2) to help each other in time of need;
3) to protect themselves from injustice; 4) to promote education, agriculture,
and commerce, and 5) to work for reform
11. Who was the Spanish Governor general
who exiled Rizal to Dapitan?
On july 7, 1892 Rizal was arrested by
order of Governor General Despujol. He was deported to Dapitan, an isolated
town in Mindanao.
