Which could be inferred about Filipino women during the Spanish colonial regime from the story of the young women of Malolos?Question 8Select one:a.Women could disobey the Spanish friars.b.Women were not allowed to be educated like men.c.Women were not allowed to participate in civic affairs.d.Women were respected and given same liberties as men.

Multiple Choice:Which work of Jose Rizal expresses his views about the roles of Filipino women?Question 6Select one:a.On the Indolence of the Filipinosb.El Amor Patrioc.To The Young Women of Malolosd.Philippines: A Century Hence

An essay which expresses Jose Rizal’s insight about the important role of women in society.1 pointWomen of MalolosPhilippines : A Century HenceOn the Indolence of the FiipinoEl Amor PatrioAll are qualities of Spartan wowen that Filipino women must emulate except1 pointBraverySubservience to their husbandA sevitude to the statePower over menThe following are the content of Rizal’s Letter to the Young Women of Malolos except.1 pointQualities of Filipino mothers need to possess.Duties and responsibilities of Filipino mother’s to their childrenThe defense of private judgementThe role of women to their spiritual beliefsAccording to Dr. Jose Rizal the following are Qualities of a Filipino mothers have to possess except…1 pointNoble wifeSet the standard a behavior for menRear their chidren in the service of the stateHospitable and persevereLeonor Rivera was Rizal’s second cousin.Rizal call her “Taimis” to hide their letters.1 point1st statement is true; 2nd statement is falseBoth statements are true1st statement is false; 2nd statement is true.Both statements are false (Analogy) Seiko Usui: Japan ; Suzanne Jacoby:_______1 pointNetherlandsBelgiumFranceGermanyRizal stop pursuing this young lady because she was already engaged in a young man from Southern Philippines. 1 pointLeonor ValenzuelaLeonor RiveraJosephine BrackenSegunda KatigbakShe fell In love with Rizal, but Rizal suddenly left London to Paris to avoid her who was seriously in love with him. 1 pointSuzanne JacobyGetrude BeckettJosephing BrackenNellie BoustedThe American had passed the criteria for National Hero that made Rizal the top choice except1 pointDisplayed unconditional love for his countyDied dramaticallyIgnited the natioonalism of the FilipinosA Filipino In this principle, the school is an integral in working and well being of the community.1 pointTransformational educationRelative educationProgressive educationLiberal education

1.What were the roles of women and men during the Spanish Colonial period? ( Word Limit 80-150)

Essay which explains the effects of rampant abuses and injustices of the Spanish authorities and clergies to the Filipinos.Question 5Select one:a.To The Young Women of Malolosb.Philippines: A Century Hencec.El Amor Patriod.On the Indolence of the Filipinos

Title: "The Influence of Colonial Education on Philippine Society"Prompt: Imagine you are living during the time when the Philippines was under Spanish rule. Write an essay discussing how colonial education affected Philippine society, including its culture, gender roles, and social hierarchy. Think about these questions as you write: (Word Limit: 150-200 words.) How did colonial education teach Christianity and Spanish culture in the Philippines?What were the differences in education between boys and girls during colonial times?How did colonial education affect what men and women were expected to do in society?In what ways did colonial education keep some people in power while keeping others at a disadvantage?Think about how colonial education still affects the Philippines today. Instructions:Start your essay with an introduction that tells readers what you'll talk about.In the middle paragraphs, write about how colonial education affected Philippine culture, gender roles, and social structure. Use examples to explain your ideas.Share your own thoughts or feelings about colonial education in the Philippines.End your essay by summarizing what you talked about and what you think about colonial education's lasting impact on Philippine society.