The Rizal Law ( RA 1425)

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The Rizal Law was enacted on __________.
June 12, 1956
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The Rizal Law mandates educational institutions to include a course on __________, particularly his novels, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.
Jose Rizal's life, works, and writings
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The main proponent of the Rizal Bill was __________.
Senator Claro M. Recto
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Senator Claro M. Recto was unfairly branded as a __________ and an anti-Catholic due to his support for the Rizal Bill.
communist
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Schools can apply for exemptions from reading Rizal's novels for students who believe they will __________ their faith.
ruin
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The full name of Republic Act No. 1425 is __________.
An Act to Include in the Curricula of All Public and Private Schools, Colleges and Universities Courses on the Life, Works and Writings of Jose Rizal.
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The Rizal Law aims to rededicate the youth to the ideals of __________ and nationalism.
freedom
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The first section of the Rizal Law mandates students to read __________ novels.
Rizal’s
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Rizal's call for education was a way for him to promote __________ among Filipinos.
patriotism
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The goal of studying Rizal today is to help students make sense of the present by looking back at __________.
the past
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Rizal's experience and ideologies are instrumental in grasping the current context of __________.
Philippine society
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Republic Act No. __________ prohibits cockfighting, horse racing, and jai alai on Rizal Day.
229
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Former President Fidel V. Ramos directed the full implementation of RA __________ in 1994.
1425
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The Rizal Law was met with intense opposition, particularly from the __________.
Catholic Church
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Students are encouraged to study Rizal to understand the real essence of being a __________.
Filipino
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The novellas written by Rizal, particularly Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, are central to __________ nationalism.
Filipino
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Rizal is often considered a __________ because of his significant contributions to Philippine society.
national hero
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Literature reflects society and is influenced by the __________ and values of a culture.
norms
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Rizal's writings serve as a constant source of __________ for the youth.
inspiration
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The Rizal Law was created in part to foster __________ skills in students.
critical thinking
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Jose Rizal was executed by the Spanish colonial regime in __________.
1896