Andres Bonifacio: Philippine National Hero

What did Bonifacio believe was necessary for the revolution to succeed?

• Unity and armed struggle
• Foreign alliances
• Propaganda
• Diplomatic negotiations

What caused the division within the Katipunan?

• Different regional groups
• Leadership disputes
• Spanish infiltration
• Lack of funds

What influenced Andres Bonifacio’s revolutionary ideals?

• Jose Rizal’s writings
• American literature
• Chinese philosophy
• Spanish education

What government position did Andres Bonifacio aspire to during the revolutionary government’s formation?

• President
• Treasurer
• Secretary
• General

What anniversary is celebrated as Bonifacio Day in the Philippines?

• June 12
• December 30
• November 30
• August 30

Who was Andres Bonifacio’s second wife?

• Gregoria de Jesus
• Josefa Rizal
• Gregoria de Jesus y Alvarez
• Marcela Agoncillo

What was the result of the Tejeros Convention for Bonifacio?

• Decline in power
• Election as president
• Victory in leadership
• Recognition as a hero

Where was Andres Bonifacio born?

• Tondo, Manila
• Cavite
• Laguna
• Batangas

Which group succeeded the Katipunan after Bonifacio’s death?

• Revolutionary Government of Aguinaldo
• La Solidaridad
• Reformist League
• Guerilla Movement

What was Bonifacio’s most significant contribution to the revolution?

• Organizing and uniting the Katipunan
• Leading armed battles
• Writing revolutionary literature
• Negotiating with Spaniards

What is Andres Bonifacio’s legacy in Philippine history?

• Father of the Philippine Revolution
• Founder of Philippine democracy
• Symbol of national unity
• Advocate of education

What is the “Cry of Balintawak” also known as?

• The Cry of Pugad Lawin
• Battle of Manila
• Revolutionary Cry
• Katipunan Revolt

Who betrayed Andres Bonifacio leading to his arrest?

• Marcelo del Pilar
• Emilio Aguinaldo
• Antonio Luna
• Pio del Pilar

Why is Andres Bonifacio remembered as a national hero?

• For his dedication to Philippine independence
• For his literary works
• For his peaceful negotiations
• For his economic contributions

What does the “three stars” in the Katipunan flag represent?

• Unity
• Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao
• Freedom
• Revolution

What is the significance of Bonifacio’s execution in Philippine history?

• It highlighted internal conflict in the revolution
• It marked the end of the Katipunan
• It was a turning point for Spanish rule
• It strengthened revolutionary unity

What was the main symbol of the Katipunan?

• A triangle with a sun
• A flag with three stars
• A bolo and red banner
• A white dove

Which event marked the start of the Philippine Revolution?

• Battle of Tirad Pass
• Cry of Balintawak
• Battle of Alapan
• Declaration of Independence

When was Andres Bonifacio born?

• November 30, 1863
• June 19, 1861
• December 15, 1865
• August 30, 1870

What year did the Philippine Revolution begin?

• 1896
• 1897
• 1898
• 1899

What pen name did Andres Bonifacio use in his writings?

• Laong Laan
• Agapito Bagumbayan
• Plaridel
• Dimasalang

What was the title of Andres Bonifacio’s most famous poem?

• Mi Ultimo Adios
• Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa
• To the Filipino Youth
• Bayan Ko

What document did Bonifacio write to rally Filipinos?

• El Filibusterismo
• Decalogue of the Katipunan
• Noli Me Tangere
• Malolos Constitution

What was the name of the secret society founded by Andres Bonifacio?

• Katipunan
• KKK (Kataastaasan, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan)
• La Liga Filipina
• La Solidaridad

How did Bonifacio inspire his followers?

• Through passionate speeches and writings
• Bribery
• Militaristic force
• Fear tactics

What was Bonifacio’s view on Jose Rizal’s role in the revolution?

• A guiding inspiration
• A critic of the revolution
• An ally in battle
• A rival leader

What is Andres Bonifacio’s full name?

• Andres Reyes Bonifacio
• Andres de la Cruz Bonifacio
• Andres Bonifacio y de Castro
• Andres Agoncillo Bonifacio

What was the first major revolt led by Bonifacio?

• Battle of Pinaglabanan
• Battle of Tirad Pass
• Battle of Alapan
• Battle of Caloocan

What was the Katipunan’s initiation process?

• Blood compact
• Oath of secrecy
• Offering a flag
• Swearing allegiance

Where was Andres Bonifacio executed?

• Maragondon, Cavite
• Laguna
• Tondo, Manila
• Bulacan

What does "Katipunan" mean?

• Revolutionary society
• Unity or association
• Assembly or gathering
• Brotherhood

What was Andres Bonifacio’s profession before joining the revolution?

• Writer
• Warehouse worker
• Teacher
• Farmer

How old was Andres Bonifacio when he died?

• 33
• 40
• 25
• 29

Who authored the execution order of Andres Bonifacio?

• Antonio Luna
• Emilio Aguinaldo
• Gregorio del Pilar
• Jose Rizal

What did Bonifacio symbolize for common Filipinos?

• Hope and resistance
• Wealth and power
• Education and reform
• Peace and harmony

What role did Gregoria de Jesus play in the Katipunan?

• Keeper of records and secrets
• Revolutionary leader
• Recruiter
• Propagandist

What language did Andres Bonifacio use in most of his writings?

• Spanish
• English
• Tagalog
• Ilocano

What was Andres Bonifacio’s leadership style known for?

• Authoritarianism
• Charismatic and inclusive
• Passive and reserved
• Diplomatic and cautious

How did Andres Bonifacio communicate secretly within the Katipunan?

• Morse code
• Codes and symbols
• Written letters
• Face-to-face meetings

What was Andres Bonifacio’s role in the Katipunan?

• Supremo
• General
• Secretary
• Member

What was Andres Bonifacio’s battle weapon of choice?

• Sword
• Bolo
• Spear
• Pistol

What was Andres Bonifacio’s nickname?

• Supremo
• Heneral
• Katipunero
• Leader

What was Andres Bonifacio accused of that led to his execution?

• Conspiracy
• Treason
• Espionage
• Corruption

Who is known as the Father of the Philippine Revolution?

• Andres Bonifacio
• Jose Rizal
• Emilio Aguinaldo
• Apolinario Mabini

What was the primary aim of the Katipunan?

• Independence from Spanish rule
• Equal rights for Filipinos
• Social reforms
• Educational reforms

What other term is used to describe Bonifacio in history?

• The Great Filipino
• The Great Plebeian
• The Revolutionary Father
• The Brave Supremo