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Jose Rizal was born on __________.
June 19, 1861
The surname 'Rizal' was given to the family by __________.
a Spanish alcalde mayor
Rizal completed his medical course at __________.
the Universidad Central de Madrid
Rizal's mother's name was __________.
Doña Teodora Alonso Realonda
Rizal's father, Don Francisco Mercado, was described as __________.
a hardy and independent-minded man
The first poem Rizal wrote in his native language at the age of eight was __________.
Sa Aking Mga Kabata (To My Fellow Children)
Rizal's first novel, __________, was published in 1887.
Noli Me Tangere
The magistrate responsible for Rizal's execution was __________.
Governor General Camilo Polavieja
Rizal dedicated his second novel, __________, to Gom-Bur-Za.
El Filibusterismo
The poem Rizal wrote right before his execution was titled __________.
Mi Ultimo Adios (My Last Farewell)
Jose Rizal wrote __________ in 1891 as a sequel to his first novel.
El Filibusterismo
Rizal's advocacy for reforms in the Philippines primarily sought __________.
social reforms
The place of Rizal's birth is known as __________.
Calamba, Laguna
Jose Rizal was executed on __________.
December 30, 1896
Rizal attended school in __________, where he excelled in his studies.
Makati
Rizal's works often addressed issues related to __________ and injustice in the Philippines.
colonial rule
As a reformist, Rizal promoted __________ rights for Filipinos.
human
The national hero of the Philippines is __________.
Jose Rizal
Rizal's literary work, __________, had a significant impact on the Philippine revolution.
Noli Me Tangere
Rizal graduated with a degree in __________ from the Universidad Central de Madrid.
Medicine
Rizal's first travel abroad was to __________.
Spain
The university in which Rizal earned his Bachelor of Arts degree was __________.
Ateneo Municipal de Manila
The name of Rizal's first novel in Spanish is __________.
Noli Me Tangere
Before becoming a writer, Rizal worked as an __________.
ophthalmologist
The term for the Philippine national movement that sought independence during Rizal's time is __________.
Propaganda Movement
Rizal's pen name while writing for a newspaper was __________.
La Liga Filipina
Rizal was exiled in __________ for his writings.
Dapitan
The title of the poem Rizal wrote that reflected his patriotism is __________.
Sa Aking mga Kabata
Rizal's family hailed from the province of __________.
Laguna
The secret society established by Andres Bonifacio that Rizal did not become a member of is __________.
Katiwalaan ng mga Biniyagan
Rizal's pen name while writing for the newspaper was __________.
La Liga Filipina
The novel authored by Rizal that depicted the corrupt practices of Spanish officials is __________.
Noli Me Tangere
Rizal's mother influenced his education, she was known for being __________.
learned and resourceful
The Filipino reformist movement that sought greater representation in the Spanish government is called __________.
Propaganda Movement
Rizal's house in __________ became a site of his literary works and reform activities.
Dapitan
The name of Rizal’s first novel written in Spanish is __________.
Noli Me Tangere
Rizal studied in Europe, particularly in __________.
France
The significance of Rizal's poem, __________, lies in its expression of patriotism and sacrifice.
Mi Ultimo Adios
Rizal pushed for __________ reforms in the education system of the Philippines.
educational
Rizal's last words before his execution were __________.
Consumatum est (It is finished)
Rizal was the __________ child in his family.
seventh
The first Philippine newspaper Rizal published was called __________.
Kalayaan
Rizal's most famous novel that criticized the Spanish regime is __________.
Noli Me Tangere
Rizal wrote __________, which describes the plight of the Filipino people.
El Filibusterismo
Rizal was fluent in __________ languages.
over 10
The main character in Rizal's first novel is __________.
Juan Crisostomo Ibarra
The country that colonized the Philippines during Rizal's lifetime was __________.
Spain
Rizal was influenced by __________ thinkers during his studies in Europe.
liberal
The capital city of the Philippines is __________.
Manila
The society founded by Rizal in 1892 aimed at reforming the Philippines is called __________.
La Liga Filipina
Jose Rizal's pen name while writing the novel Noli Me Tangere was __________.
Laong Laan
Rizal's first travel to __________ had a profound influence on his thoughts and writings.
Europe
The school where Rizal excelled in his studies as a child is __________.
Ateneo Municipal de Manila
The event that led to Rizal's execution was known as the __________.
Rizal's alleged involvement in the revolution
Rizal's novel, __________, depicted the social cancer of Philippine society under Spanish rule.
Noli Me Tangere
One of the reforms Rizal fought for was __________ education for Filipinos.
equal
The secret society that endorsed Rizal's ideals was __________.
La Liga Filipina
Rizal's family was originally from the province of __________.
Laguna
The title of Rizal's second novel, which was published in __________, is El Filibusterismo.
1891
The name of the Filipino national hero known for his advocacy of reforms is __________.
Jose Rizal
Rizal's first language was __________.
Tagalog
The name of Rizal's father was __________.
Don Francisco Mercado
Rizal's mother was a significant influence in his life, known for her __________.
intelligence
The Philippines was a colony of __________ during Rizal's lifetime.
Spain
Rizal was known for his expertise in __________, particularly in eye surgery.
ophthalmology
Rizal's works were banned by the __________ authorities.
Spanish
Rizal founded the reformist organization known as __________.
La Liga Filipina
Rizal's novel that highlighted social injustices was __________.
Noli Me Tangere
The first edition of Noli Me Tangere was published in __________.
1887
Rizal's execution took place at __________ in Manila.
Bagumbayan
Rizal's father was a __________, which influenced Rizal's early education.
landowner
The date of Rizal's birth is celebrated as __________ in the Philippines.
Jose Rizal Day
Rizal was a graduate of the __________, where he completed his law degree.
Universidad Central de Madrid
In his writings, Rizal often used the pseudonym __________.
Laong Laan
The character __________ represents the wealthy class in Rizal's Noli Me Tangere.
Don Tiburcio
Rizal was inspired by the ideas of __________ thinkers during his studies in Europe.
Enlightenment
One of Rizal's significant contributions to the Philippine reform movement was __________.
Noli Me Tangere
The Spanish government executed Rizal for __________ against the colonial rule.
his writings
Rizal's time in __________ exposed him to revolutionary ideas that influenced his work.
Europe
Rizal's second novel, __________, critiques the government and society.
El Filibusterismo
The revolutionary organization that sought independence from Spanish rule is known as __________.
Katipunan
The first foreign country to grant asylum to Rizal was __________.
France
The primary language Rizal used in his novels was __________.
Spanish
The title of Rizal's essay that criticizes Spanish colonial rule is __________.
El Amor Patrio (Love of Country)
Rizal was known for promoting __________ as a means to uplift the Filipino people.
education
The year when Rizal was exiled to Dapitan was __________.
1892
The influence of __________ thinkers shaped Rizal's views on social reforms.
Enlightenment
Rizal’s novel, __________, criticizes the educational system under Spanish rule.
El Filibusterismo
The Spanish Crown executed Rizal for charges of __________ against colonial authority.
sedition
The place where Rizal was executed is now known as __________.
Rizal Park