Chapter 11: In Hongkong and Macao Flashcards
When was Rizal forced to leave his country for the second time?
February 1888
When did Rizal first went abroad and at what age?
June 1883, age 21
At what age was Rizal a practicing physician and a recognized man-of-letter?
27 years old
When did Rizal leave Manila for Hong Kong?
February 3 1888
What was the name of the ship Rizal went on for his trip to Hong Kong?
Zafiro
Why did Rizal not get off his ship when it made brief stopover at Amoy on February 7?
- He was not feeling well
- It was raining hard
- He heard the city was dirty
When did Rizal arrive in Hong Kong?
February 8 1888
Rizal wrote to Blumentritt expressing his biterness on what day?
February 16 1888
This was the hotel Rizal stayed at in Hong Kong
Victoria Hotel
Rizal was welcome by the Filipino residents who were?
Jose Maria Basa, Malbino Mauricio, and Manuel Yriarte
This is the spaniard who shadowed Rizal’s movement in Hong Kong
Jose Sainz de Varanda
Varanda was a former secretary of who?
Gov. Gen Terrero
He was ordered by the Spanish authorities to spy on Rizal
Jose Sainz de Varanda
Rizal wrote this city was small but very clean to Blumentritt.
Hong Kong
What were the ethnicities that lived in Hong Kong?
Portuguese, Hindus, English, Chinese, and Jews
There were Filipinos exiled in what place since 1872?
Mariana Islands
When did Rizal and Basa board for Macao?
February 18 1888
What was the ferry steamer Rizal and Basa boarded for Macao?
Kiu-Kiang
Who was the familiar figure Rizal saw among the passengers in Kiu-Kiang?
Jose Sainz de Varanda
What did Rizal describe Macao as?
Small, low, and gloomy. Many Junks, sampans, but few steamers
Rizal and Basa stayed in the home of?
Don Juan Francisco Lecaros
What did Rizal see during his two-day stay in Macao?
“Grotto of Camoens” Portugal’s national poet
What did Rizal witness on the evening of February 19?
Catholic procession
When did Rizal and Basa return to Hong Kong on board the Kiu-Kiang?
February 20 1888
