Filipino History Quiz

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What is the significance of the young Malay's half-smile in the text?

  • It shows his defiance against being captured and sold as a slave
  • It indicates his contentment with being a slave in the Moluccas
  • It suggests his bitterness towards being taken away from his homeland
  • It reflects his race's characteristic smile, now seen in the new Philippine diaspora (correct)

Where was the young Malay most likely captured from?

  • North Luzon
  • Eastern Visayas (correct)
  • Palawan
  • Mindanao

In which century did the Europeans discover the New World and the exotic Old World of the Indies and the Pacific?

  • 18th century
  • 17th century
  • 16th century (correct)
  • 15th century

Where was the young Malay standing when he was first encountered in the text?

<p>On a crude, wooden platform in the slave market of the Moluccas (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the text suggest about the young Malay's status as a slave?

<p>It is proof that he left his homeland against his will (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Significance of the young Malay's half-smile?

Reflects the characteristic smile of his race, now seen in the new Philippine diaspora.

Origin of the young Malay?

Most likely captured from Eastern Visayas.

When did Europeans discover the New World and the Indies?

16th century.

Where was the young Malay first encountered?

On a crude, wooden platform in the slave market of the Moluccas.

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Young Malay's status as a slave?

Proof that he left his homeland against his will.

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