AI Generated Flashcards: Recit Life of Jose Rizal
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City where Rizal finalized the manuscript of El Filibusterismo
Biarritz, France
Date when Rizal left Brussels for Ghent
July 5, 1891
Two reasons why Rizal moved to Ghent
1) Lower printing costs, 2) To escape Petite Suzanne
Two Filipino students Rizal met in Ghent
Jose Alejandro and Edilberto Evangelista
Printing press that published El Filibusterismo
F. Meyer-Van Loo Press (No. 66 Viaanderen Street)
Date when the printing of El Filibusterismo was suspended
August 6, 1891
Person who funded the completion of El Filibusterismo
Valentin Ventura
Date when El Filibusterismo was published
September 18, 1891
Two people Rizal sent the first copies of El Filibusterismo to
Jose Maria Basa and Sixto Lopez
Person to whom Rizal donated the original manuscript of El Filibusterismo
Valentin Ventura
Barcelona newspaper that praised El Filibusterismo
La Publicidad
Madrid newspaper that serialized El Filibusterismo
El Nuevo Regimen
To whom Rizal dedicated El Filibusterismo
Gom-Bur-Za (Fathers Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora)
Where the original manuscript of El Filibusterismo is preserved
Filipiniana Division of the National Library of the Philippines
Two missing parts in the printed El Filibusterismo to save costs
Foreword and Warning
Who wrote the inscription on the title page of El Filibusterismo
Ferdinand Blumentritt
How El Filibusterismo differs from Noli Me Tangere
More tragic, political, and bitter; less humor and romance
Real-life inspiration for Padre Florentino in El Filibusterismo
Father Leoncio Lopez (priest of Calamba)
Real-life inspiration for Isagani in El Filibusterismo
Vicente Ilustre (Batangueño friend of Rizal)
Real-life inspiration for Paulita Gomez
Leonor Rivera
Number of chapters in Noli Me Tangere
64 chapters
Number of chapters in El Filibusterismo
38 chapters
Rizal’s opinion on which was the superior novel
He considered Noli Me Tangere superior
Date when Rizal wrote to Blumentritt about a possible third novel
September 22, 1891
Date when Rizal boarded the steamer Melbourne for Hong Kong
October 18, 1891
Language Rizal used for his unfinished third novel
Tagalog
Number of pages in Rizal’s unfinished third novel
44 pages
Hero of Rizal’s unfinished third novel
Kamandagan, a descendant of Lakan-Dula
Reason why Rizal’s unfinished novel could have caused trouble
It would have provoked more Spanish retaliation
Title of another unfinished Tagalog novel by Rizal
Makamisa
How many chapters were completed in Makamisa
Two chapters
Tone of Makamisa
Light, sarcastic style
Title of Rizal’s unfinished novel written during his exile
Dapitan
Theme of Dapitan
Depicts town life and customs
Total number of pages in Dapitan
8 pages
Unfinished novel about life in Pili, Laguna
No title, 147 pages
Unfinished novel about a Filipino student returning from Europe
No title, about Cristobal
Total number of pages in Rizal’s manuscript on Cristobal
34 pages
Two notebooks containing another unfinished novel
First notebook: 31 pages, Second notebook: 12 pages
Total number of pages in the two notebooks of Rizal’s last unfinished novel
43 pages
