Rizal’s Life: Family, Childhood and Early Education

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Fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering key facts about Jose Rizal’s family background, childhood, ancestry, early education and formative influences.

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Jose Rizal was born in the lakeside town of __, Laguna on June 19, 1861.

Calamba

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Rizal's full baptismal name was Jose __ Rizal.

Protacio

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Rizal was baptized by Father __.

Rufino Collantes

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Rizal's godfather at his baptism was Father __.

Pedro Casanas

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The nickname "Pepe" for Jose comes from the abbreviation "P.P." standing for __ in Latin.

pater putativus

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When Rizal was seven, he went on a pilgrimage with his father to __ to fulfill his mother's vow.

Antipolo

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The priest who inspired the character of Father Florentino in El Filibusterismo was Father __.

Leoncio Lopez

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Rizal’s father, Don __, was a farmer-landholder and former Cabeza de Barangay of Calamba.

Francisco Mercado

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Rizal regarded his father as a "__ of fathers."

model

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Rizal’s mother, Doña __, was praised by him as more versed in literature than himself.

Teodora Alonso Realonda y Quintos

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Doña Teodora declined a government life pension saying, "My family has never been patriotic for __."

money

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Rizal was the __ child among eleven siblings.

seventh

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Rizal’s only brother was __.

Paciano

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The sister who discovered Rizal’s unmarked grave and placed the marble marker "R.P.J." was __.

Narcisa

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The sister who kept the alcohol lamp hiding "Mi Último Adiós" was __.

Trinidad

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Rizal’s first love, Segunda Katigbak, was schoolmate of his sister __ at La Concordia.

Olimpia

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The youngest of the Rizal siblings was __.

Soledad

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The three-year-old sister whose death caused Rizal’s first sorrow was __.

Concepcion

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Rizal’s paternal great-great grandfather was the Chinese immigrant __ from Sionggue, Changchow.

Domingo Lamco

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To avoid anti-Chinese discrimination, Domingo Lamco adopted the surname "__" in 1731.

Mercado

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Rizal used the surname "Rizal" on Paciano’s advice to avoid being linked to Father __.

Burgos

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Rizal’s matrilineal ancestry traced back to the native ruler __ of Tondo.

Rajah Lakandula

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Rizal learned the alphabet and prayers at age three from his first teacher, his __.

mother

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The childhood story that left an indelible impact on Rizal involved the "__."

Story of the Moth

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Rizal wrote his hometown poem "__ (Un Recuerdo a Mi Pueblo)" while still a boy.

In Memory of My Town

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Rizal’s nursemaid frightened him with tales of the __, nuno sa punso and tikbalang.

aswang

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As a child, Rizal often rode around Calamba on his little __.

pony

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Rizal's first private tutor was Maestro __.

Celestino

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At nine years old, Rizal was sent to study in __ under Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz.

Biñan

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The bully whom Rizal defeated in a wrestling match in Biñan school was __, the teacher’s son.

Pedro

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Rizal learned wrestling skills from his athletic uncle __.

Manuel

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Doña Teodora was falsely accused of __ her sister-in-law, leading to her two-year imprisonment.

attempting to poison

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The priests collectively known as __ were executed by garrote on February 17, 1872.

GOMBURZA

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Rizal dedicated his novel El Filibusterismo to the memory of __.

GOMBURZA

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The Cavite Mutiny of 1872 was triggered by Governor General Izquierdo’s removal of worker exemptions from __ and forced labor.

tribute

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The execution of GOMBURZA awakened Filipinos to liberal ideas such as __, meritocracy, and human dignity.

equality

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Rizal’s childhood home lay between Laguna de Bay and the foot of Mount __.

Makiling

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Rizal’s family prayed the Angelus and Rosary together daily at 6 a.m., 12 p.m., and __.

6 p.m.

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As Principalia, the Mercado family owned a __ that allowed comfortable travel.

stagecoach

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The Spanish decree changing Filipino surnames was issued by Governor-General __.

Clavería

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At his baptism, Father Collantes remarked on the unusual size of Rizal’s __, predicting greatness.

head

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Rizal’s favorite black dog for nocturnal walks was named __.

Usman