Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro

Commission on Catholic Education

Cagayan de Oro Network of Archdiocesan Schools
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy of Claveria, Inc.
Borromeo Street, Poblacion, Claveria, Misamis Oriental

Name: Grade level:

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KASAYSAYAN NG DAIGDIG

1: Ang mga sumusunod na kalakaran ang nagbigay-daan 6: Aling kilalang eksplorador ang unang nakarating sa
sa pag-usbong ng sinaunang kabihasnan. Alin sa mga ito Pilipinas noong 1521?
ang nauugnay sa pagsasaka at pagpapalakas ng
A) Vasco da Gama
agrikultura?
B) Ferdinand Magellan
A) Pagsusulat
C) Christopher Columbus
B) Pagmimina
D) Marco Polo
C) Nomadikong pamumuhay
7: Ano ang pangunahing layunin ng mga bansang
D) Neolitikong Rebolusyon
Europeong nagtungo sa mga kolonya sa Asia, Africa, at
2: Ano ang pangunahing kontribusyon ng Mali Empire sa Americas?
kabihasnan?
A) Mapanatili ang kalakalang lokal sa kanilang bansa.
A) Pag-usbong ng unang sibilisasyon sa Timog-Silangang
B) Magkaroon ng mas malaking populasyon.
Asya.
C) Magkaroon ng kontrol sa kalakal at yaman ng mga
B) Pag-usbong ng trans-Sahara trade at mga iskwelahan.
kolonya.
C) Pagkakaroon ng unang republikang porma ng
D) Mapalawak ang relihiyong Kristiyano sa ibang kultura.
pamahalaan.
8: Anong pangyayari ang nagdulot ng pag-usbong ng
D) Pagkakaroon ng malawakang imperyo sa Europa.
French Revolution?
3: Anong kaganapan ang nagsilbing pangunahing
A) Pagkakatatag ng Hapsburg Empire.
dahilan sa simula ng Renaissance?
B) Pagbagsak ng Byzantine Empire.
A) Ang pagbagsak ng Byzantine Empire.
C) Kahirapan at kawalan ng pagkain sa France.
B) Ang pag-usbong ng mga imperyalistang bansa.
D) Pagdating ng Black Death sa Europe.
C) Ang pagkakadiskubre ni Cristobal Columbus sa
Amerika. 9: Anong pangunahing layunin ng mga bansang
nagkakaroon ng imperyalismo at kolonyalismo noong
D) Ang pagkakabasag ng feudal system at pagkakaroon
ika-19 at ika-20 na siglo?
ng kalakaran ng kalakal.
A) Magkaroon ng mas maraming pook ng
4: Ano ang tawag sa panahon kung saan nagkaroon ng
kapangyarihan.
malawakang paglipat ng kaisipan, kalakaran, kalusugan,
at mga kalakal mula sa Europe patungong Asia, Africa, at B) Itaguyod ang sariling kultura at wika.
Americas?
C) I-angkop ang mga kalakal sa lokal na
A) Silk Road pangangailangan.
B) Transatlantic Slave Trade D) Labanan ang paglaganap ng relihiyong Islam.
C) Columbian Exchange 10: Sa konteksto ng Kasaysayan ng Daigdig, ano ang
pangunahing epekto ng World War II?
D) Magna Carta
A) Paggawa ng mga bagong teknolohiya.
5: Anong mga bansa ang nag-ambag sa pag-unlad ng
siyensya, teknolohiya, at sining noong Renaissance? B) Pag-usbong ng Marxism sa Europe.
A) Italy at Greece C) Pagkakaroon ng malawakang globalisasyon.
B) China at India D) Pagkabasag ng mga imperyong kolonyal at pag-
usbong ng mga malayang bansa.
C) Egypt at Persia

D) Spain at Portugal
11: The Renaissance was a period in history known for:

A) The rapid industrialization of Europe. A) The United States and the Soviet Union

B) The rebirth of learning, arts, and sciences. B) Germany and France

C) The rise of feudal societies. C) China and Japan

D) The spread of Christianity in Asia. D) England and Spain

12: The ancient civilization that built the Great Pyramids 19: The Berlin Wall, which separated East and West
in Giza is: Berlin, was a symbol of:

A) Mesopotamia A) Religious freedom

B) Greece B) Economic prosperity

C) Egypt C) The divide between capitalist and communist

ideologies
D) Rome
D) Cultural exchange
13: The Industrial Revolution led to significant changes
in society, including: 20: The event that marked the beginning of World War II
was:
A) An increase in agricultural production.
A) The signing of the Treaty of Versailles
B) A decline in urbanization.
B) The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
C) The rise of factory-based manufacturing and
urbanization. C) The invasion of Poland by Germany

D) The decrease in technological innovations. D) The Russian Revolution

14: The French Revolution of 1789 was primarily driven 21: What event marked the beginning of the
by: Renaissance period in Europe?

A) Economic inequality and social injustices. A) The fall of the Roman Empire

B) A desire to conquer neighboring countries. B) The signing of the Magna Carta

C) Religious conflicts between Catholics and Protestants. C) The invention of the printing press

D) A struggle for control of trade routes. D) The capture of Constantinople by the Ottomans

15: The term "imperialism" refers to: 22: Who is known for his theory of heliocentrism, which
stated that the Earth and other planets revolve around
A) The spread of democratic ideals.
the Sun?
B) The process of gaining and maintaining colonies.
A) Isaac Newton
C) The rise of feudal societies.
B) Galileo Galilei
D) The establishment of trade networks.
C) Nicolaus Copernicus
16: The leader who played a key role in the Indian
D) Johannes Kepler
independence movement against British colonial rule
was: 23: The American Revolution, which led to the
independence of the United States from Great Britain,
A) Nelson Mandela
was primarily sparked by:
B) Mahatma Gandhi
A) Economic instability in the American colonies
C) Sun Yat-sen
B) Religious conflicts between the colonists and the
D) Ho Chi Minh British

17: The Treaty of Versailles, signed at the end of World C) Opposition to British taxation without representation
War I, imposed significant penalties on which country?
D) The desire to expand the British Empire
A) United States
24: The Industrial Revolution brought significant
B) Japan changes to society, including:

C) Germany A) The rise of feudalism

D) France B) Increased reliance on manual labor

18: The Cold War was a period of political tension and C) A shift from agrarian economies to industrial
rivalry between: economies
D) The decline of urbanization

25: Who is known for his theory of natural selection and

evolution, which suggests that species evolve over time
through a process of adaptation and survival of the
fittest?

A) Charles Darwin

B) Albert Einstein

C) Thomas Edison

D) Marie Curie

26: The Boxer Rebellion, which took place in China, was

a response to:

A) The spread of Christianity in China

B) Japanese imperialism in China

C) British colonization of China

D) Foreign influence and economic exploitation in China

27: The Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I,

imposed heavy penalties on which country?

A) France

B) Germany

C) Russia

D) United Kingdom

28: Who is credited with leading India's nonviolent

resistance movement against British colonial rule?

A) Mahatma Gandhi

B) Nelson Mandela

C) Jawaharlal Nehru

D) Ho Chi Minh

29: The Cold War was primarily a political and

ideological conflict between:

A) The United States and the Soviet Union

B) Germany and France

C) China and Japan

D) Great Britain and France

30: The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the

symbolic end of:

A) World War II

B) The Cold War

C) The Korean War

D) The Vietnam War

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