1. Among the provisions in the amended SB 438 are the following, except:
a.
Aside from the Noli and Fili, other works of Rizal are to be included in the course to be taught.
b.
If they so choose, students can be exempted from reading the unexpurgated copies of the novels.
c.
Reading of the unexpurgated copies of the novels will no longer be compulsory.
d.
The Noli and the Fili will no longer be taught in high school.

2. Among the reasons cited by Senator Roseller Lim as a possible ground for exemption from reading the unexpurgated copies of the novels was __________.
a.
Students can avail of the exemption from reading the novels through the school authorities.
b.
Students can avail of the exemption from reading the two novels if they are Catholics.
c.
Students can avail of the exemption simply if they so desire.
d.
Students can avail of the exemptions if they find reading the unexpurgated copies will endanger their faith.

3. The exemption, as clarified by Senator Cipriano Primicias, includes ________________.
a.
Exemption from enrolling the Rizal course.
b.
Exemption from reading the uncensored copies of the novels.
c.
Exemption from talking about the anti-Catholic teachings contained in the novels.
d.
Exemption from reading the novels.

4. The second criterion for an individual to be declared national hero speaks of the motive and the means employed by a candidate in achieving the motive. The criterion entails that _____________.
a.
A candidate must not only possess or even express his/her love for the country. Rather, his/her motive must only be for the good of the country (nothing personal) and the means employed must be morally acceptable.
b.
Everyone can be proclaimed national hero for as long as his actions reflected his love for the country.
c.
For as long as a candidate was willing to die for the country, then he could become a national hero.
d.
A candidate must be a candidate of the masses, that is, people are clamoring for him/her to be declared a national hero.

5. The sixth criterion clarifies that ________________________.
a.
It is enough for a candidate to have desired and contributed to the nation's progress even if he had no desire for a life of freedom.
b.
It is enough that a candidate was willing to die for the country's freedom for him to be considered a hero.
c.
Complementing the desire for the country's freedom must be the desire - and the actual action proceeding from such desire - for the country's progress.
d.
It's enough that a candidate desired for the freedom of the country for him to qualify at least in the sixth criterion.