Dr. Jose Rizal: Life, Education, and Works Practice Cards

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Compulsory practice questions covering the biography, education, romantic relationships of Dr. Jose Rizal, a comparison of his two novels, the symbolism of the Noli Me Tangere cover, and summary details of the first ten chapters of El Filibusterismo.

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What is the full name of Dr. Jose Rizal?

JOSE PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALONSO REALONDA

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What is the meaning of the name 'Rizal' from the original word 'Ricial'?

Luntiang bukid (green field)

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What does the surname 'Mercado' mean?

Palengke (market)

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On what date and where was Dr. Jose Rizal born?

June 19, 1861, in Calamba, Laguna

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Who was Rizal's first teacher that taught him to read using the 'Cartilla' at age 33?

His mother, Doña Teodora Alonso

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Who was Rizal's teacher in Biñan, Laguna where he learned Spanish, Latin, and Arithmetic?

Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz

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What degree did Rizal finish at Ateneo Municipal de Manila with the highest honors?

Batsilyer sa Sining (Bachelor of Arts)

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Why did Rizal shift his course to Medicine at the University of Santo Tomas?

He learned that his mother was developing cataracts.

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Why did Rizal leave for Spain on May 5, 1882?

He could no longer accept the unequal and discriminatory treatment by Spanish friars toward native students.

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Who is considered Rizal's 'Greatest Love' also known by the name 'Taimis'?

Leonor Rivera

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Who was the Japanese woman, daughter of a samurai, whom Rizal almost married?

O-Sei San (Usui Seiko)

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Who was the woman from Dapitan who became Rizal's wife and last love?

Josephine Bracken

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What is the Latin meaning of the title 'Noli Me Tangere'?

'Touch me not' or 'Huwag mo Akong Salingin'

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What does 'El Filibusterismo' mean?

A person who is an enemy of the friars or the Roman Catholic Religion (critic or traitor).

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Who was the financial savior/patron of Noli Me Tangere?

Dr. Maximo Viola

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Who provided the financial assistance to print El Filibusterismo in Ghent, Belgium?

Valentin Ventura

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To whom did Rizal dedicate the novel 'El Filibusterismo'?

To the memory of the three martyr priests—GOMBURZA.

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What was the inspiration for Noli Me Tangere?

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

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On the Noli Me Tangere cover, what does the 'Bamboo' (Punong Kawayan) represent?

The resilience of Filipinos (swaying with the wind but not breaking).

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What does the 'Friar's foot with visible hair' represent on the Noli cover?

False holiness or the hidden dirty nature and abuses of the priests.

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Where did Rizal hide his poem 'Mi Ultimo Adios' before his execution?

Inside a lampa de cocina (cooking lamp)

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What were the last words spoken by Rizal before he was shot on December 30, 1896?

'Consummatum est' (It is finished)

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In Chapter 2 of El Filibusterismo, which characters represent the youth advocating for the Spanish Language Academy?

Basilio and Isagani

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Which character in El Filibusterismo is the jeweler and adviser to the Captain General who is secretly Crisostomo Ibarra?

Simoun

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In Chapter 4, why was Kabesang Tales involved in a legal battle against the friars?

Over the ownership of the land he cultivated and the constant raising of taxes from 203020-30 to 200200 pesos.

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What was the amount required for the ransom of Kabesang Tales?

500500 pesos

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What happened to Tandang Selo at the end of Chapter 8 due to extreme grief?

He became mute (pagkapipi/stroke).

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Who stole Simoun's revolver in Chapter 10?

Kabesang Tales

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According to Chapter 6, where did Basilio go secretly every Christmas Eve?

To the forest (formerly owned by Ibarra's grandfather) to visit the grave of his mother, Sisa.

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How many years have passed between the settings of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo?

1313 years