Introduction to History and “First Voyage Around the World”

Magellan’s fleet reached what he called the Ladrones Islands or the ______.

• Islands of the Indians

• Island of the Thieves

• Islands of the Tebes

• Les Tres Isles

The men of Zamal (now known as Samal) offered them this fruit which was described to as a large head, green husk, and the threads which can make up cords for fastening the boats.

• uraca

• cuchino

• cocho

• umai

It refers to the type of criticism that examines the authenticity of the document or the evidence being used.

• External criticism

• Internal Criticism

• Literary Criticism

These kind of sources were produced by an author who used primary sources.

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Tertiary Source

• Quaternary source

These sources were produced at the same time as the event, period, or subject being studied.

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Tertiary source

• Quaternary source

Pigafetta’s account recalled the land of Zuluan and Calagan. It is now known as ______.

• Sulu and Calaya

• Sinuloan and Calatagan

• Jolo & Bataan

• Butuan and Caragua

The first Mass in the Philippines was held in this land place.

• Cebu

• Mazaua

• Busuanga

• Zamboanga

The natives targeted this part of their body to win the battle of Mactan.

• legs

• head

• shoulders

• knees

It is referred to as the “Watering Place of Good Signs” because of its gold.

• Marianas Island

• Humunu Island

• Humabon

• Homonhon

It refers to the study of the past and the causes of these events.

• Historiography

• Geography

• Cartography

• History