The Life and Works of Jose Rizal Flashcards
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Jose Rizal
A unique example of a many-splendored genius who became the greatest hero of the Philippines.
June 19, 1861
The date Jose Rizal was born in Calamba, Laguna Province.
The Count of Monte Cristo
The first romantic book read by Jose Rizal.
To my Fellow Children
The title of the first poem Jose Rizal wrote during his childhood (also known as 'Sa Aking mga Kababata').
Segunda Katigbak
The fourteen-year-old Batangueña with whom Jose Rizal first fell in love.
Perito agrimensor
The title earned by Jose Rizal after completing a vocational course.
Junto al pasig
A zarzuela staged by Ateneans on December 2, 1884.
Abd el Azis y Mahoma
A poem written by Jose Rizal in honor of the Immaculate Conception.
Basilio Teodoro Moran
Publisher of the first Manila bilingual newspaper.
Bleak Winter of 1886
A memorable period in Jose Rizal's life in Berlin due to two significant reasons.
Berliner-Buchdruckrei-action Gesselschaft
The printing press used to print Noli Me Tangere.
Dr. Maximo Viola
Jose Rizal's travel companion when visiting Europe in 1887.
Prometheus Bound
The painting in the Museum of Art in Dresden that deeply impressed Jose Rizal.
Gov. General Terrero
The Governor-General to whom Jose Rizal gave a copy of Noli Me Tangere.
Hymn to Labor
The poem written by Jose Rizal for his friends in Lipa before leaving Calamba in 1888.
O-Sei-San
The Japanese girl with whom Jose Rizal fell in love during his stay in Japan.
Laureano Viado
A medical student friend of Rizal at UST who was arrested and imprisoned in Bilibid Prison because copies of Noli Me Tangere were found in his house.
Kidlat Club
A society founded by Rizal in Paris to bring together young Filipinos during the Universal Exposition.
Indios Bravos
A society of Filipino patriots in Paris that replaced the Kidlat Club.
Dr. Dominador Gomez
Secretary of the Association Hispano-Filipina.
Jose Ma. Panganiban
Filipino patriot who died in Barcelona on August 19, 1890.
Biarritz
The location where Jose Rizal finished writing El Filibusterismo.
Ventura
Known as the savior of El Filibusterismo.
Cabesang Andang
The mother of Placido Penitente.
Silvestre Ubaldo
Jose Rizal's brother-in-law living in Hong Kong.
Pobres Frailes (Poor Friars)
The title of the printed leaflets found in Lucia's pillows.
Dapitan
The place where Jose Rizal was exiled for four years and continued his artistic pursuits.
Josephine Bracken
Known as the 'Dapitan Girl', she was adopted by Mr. George Taufer and became Rizal's companion.
Mi Retiro
The Spanish title of the poem Jose Rizal wrote during his exile in Dapitan as requested by Doña Teodora.
Andres Bonifacio
The revolutionary leader known as the 'Great Plebeian'.
Ramon Blanco
The official who acted as Governor General Despujol's successor.
Hymn to Talisay
The title of the poem Jose Rizal wrote for his pupils to sing during his exile in Dapitan.
Fr. Sanchez
The only Spanish priest to defend Jose Rizal's work.
Pablo Mercado
The friar's spy who secretly visited Jose Rizal in Dapitan.
Don Ricardo Carnicero
The generous Spanish captain in Dapitan for whom Rizal wrote a poem on his birthday.
Isla de Luzon
The name of the ship Jose Rizal missed boarding on his way to Spain.
Fray Mariano Gil
The person who discovered the Katipunan plot to overthrow the Spaniards.
Hugh Fort
The legal figure in Singapore whom Dr. Regidor and Sixto Lopez hoped would rescue Rizal.
Capt. Rafael Dominguez
The Judge Advocate assigned to institute corresponding legal action against Jose Rizal.
Jose Taviel de Andrade
The brother of Jose Rizal's defense lawyer.
Cuartel de España
The military building where the court martial of Jose Rizal was held.
Santiago Mataix
The Spanish newspaper correspondent for El Heraldo De Madrid who visited Jose Rizal during his last 24 hours.
El Heraldo De Madrid
The newspaper represented by Santiago Mataix.
Makamisa
The title of Jose Rizal's unfinished novel written in Tagalog.
A La Juventud Filipina
Jose Rizal's first winning literary piece in the competition sponsored by the Artistic-Literary Lyceum.
Saturnina
The oldest sister of Jose Rizal.
Soledad
The youngest sister of Jose Rizal.