CHAPTER 22 and 23

Question 1

a remote town in Mindanao which was under the missionary jurisdiction of the Jesuits, from 1892 to 1896.

Answer 1

Dapitan

Question 2

Superior of the Jesuit Society in the Philippines

Answer 2

Father Pablo Pastells

Question 3

Jesuit parish priest of Dapitan

Answer 3

Father Antonio Obach

Question 4

The commandant

Answer 4

Captain Carnicero

Question 5

poem for Captain Carnicero

Answer 5

A Don Ricardo Carnicero

Question 6

The number of the lottery ticket

Answer 6

Lottery Ticket No. 9736

Question 7

his first Spanish biographer and former enemy

Answer 7

Wenceslao E. Retana

Question 8

a famous Catholic
book by Father Thomas a Kempis

hinatag ni father pastells

Answer 8

Imitacion de Cristo (Imitation of Christ)

Question 9

Gihatag ni Rizal para ni Father Pastells

Answer 9

a bust of St. Paul

Question 10

y. His Catholicism, however, ws
the Catholicism that inquires and enlightens, the _____________

Answer 10

“Catholicism of Renan and Teilhard de Chardin”

Question 11

a French
acquaintance in Dapitan and a businessman

Answer 11

Mr. Juan Lardet

Question 12

(Hispanic chivalric code)

Answer 12

pundonor

Question 13

It is interesting to recall that twice before his sensitivity caused him to challenge people to a duel

Answer 13

–Antonio Luna in 1890 and W. E. Retana in the same year

Question 14

Cura of Dapitan

Answer 14

Father Obach

Question 15

cura of Dipolog

Answer 15

Father Jose Vilaclara

Question 16

-a Tagalog grammar which Rizal
wrote and which he dedicated to his beloved former teacher.

Answer 16

a manuscript entitled Estudios
sobre la lengua tagala (Studies on the Tagalog Language)

Question 17

Spy of the friars

Answer 17

Pablo Mercado

Florencio Namanan, taga Cagayan de Misamis

Question 18

a rich hacendero of Aklan, was also cured of eye ailment, and paid Rizal a
cargo of sugar.

Answer 18

Don Florecio Azacarraga

Question 19

In honor of Talisay, he wrote a poem entitled ________ for his pupils to sing

Answer 19

“Himno A
Talisay”

Question 20

He discovered some rare specimens which were named in his honor by the scientists.
Among these were

Answer 20

Draco rizali (a flying dragon), apogonia rizali (a small beetle), and
Rhacophorus rizali ( a rare frog)

Question 21

How many languages does Rizal knew

Answer 21

22 languages

Question 22

He contributed his painting skill to the Sisters of Charity who were preparing the sanctuary of the________ in their private chapel.

Answer 22

Holy Virgin

Question 23

a statuette representing the mother-dog killing the crocodile, the way of avenging her lost puppy, and called
it

Answer 23

“The Mother’s Revenge”

Question 24

a Dapitan merchant

Answer 24

Ramon Carreon

Question 25

This unique cigarette lighter was made of wood. “Its mechanism”, is based on the principle of
compressed air”.

Answer 25

“sulpukan”

Question 26

This poem was ________, which is acclaimed by literary critics as one of the best ever penned by Rizal

Answer 26

“Mi Retiro” (My Retreat)

Question 27

an Irish girl of sweet eighteen, “slender, a chestnut blond, with blue eyes, dressed with elegant simplicity, with an atmosphere of light
gayety”

Answer 27

Josephine Bracken

Question 28

Kinsa ni adopt ni Josephine Bracken?

Answer 28

Mr. George Taufer

Question 29

poem for Josephine Bracken

Answer 29

Josephine, Josephine

Question 30

the “Great Plebeian,”
was sowing the seeds of an armed uprising.

Answer 30

Andres Bonifacio

Question 31

In a secret meeting of the Katipunan at a little river called ________, near the town of Pasig, on May 2, 1896, Dr. Pio Valenzuela was named emissary to Dapitan, in order to
inform Rizal of the plan of the Katipunan to launch a revolution for freedom’s sake.

Answer 31

Bitukang Manok

Question 32

He was of the sincere belief that it was premature, for two reasons:

Answer 32

(1) the people are
not ready for a revolution, and
(2) arms and funds must first be collected before raising the cry of revolution

Question 33

It was with this joyous thought of resuming his travels that he wrote his heart-warming poem ________ which runs in full

Answer 33

“El Canto de Viajero” (The Song of the Traveler)

Question 34

He missed the regular steamer ________, which sailed to Spain the day before he arrived in Manila Bay

Answer 34

Isla
de Luzon

Question 35

Andres Bonifacio and the Katipunan raised the cry of revolution in the hills of ________, a few miles north of Manila.

Answer 35

Balintawak

Question 36

“spreads out on the beach. There are big houses, some with galvanized iron roofing. Outstanding are the house of a lady, whose name I have forgotten, which is occupied by the
government and another one just begun with many ipil posts”.

Answer 36

Dumaguete, capital of Negros Oriental

Question 37

In Dunaguete, Rizal visited a friend and former classmates, ________, who was the judge of the province

Answer 37

Herrero Regidor

Question 38

“the church is pretty outside and the interior is not bad, considering that it had been painted by a lad. The paintings are mostly copies of biblical scenes by Gustave Dore”

Answer 38

Molo church

Question 39

Augustinian cura of Tondo

Answer 39

Fray Mariano Gil

Question 40

Governor General Blanco proclaimed a state of war in the first eight provinces for raising in arms against Spain

Answer 40

–Manila (as a province), Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, Laguna, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, and Tarlac

Question 41

rich Manila creole industrialist and his friend

Answer 41

Don Pedro Roxas

Question 42

On his second day in Barcelona, Rizal, although held incominicado in his cabin, noticed
the city celebration of the feast of

Answer 42

St. Francis of Assisi

Question 43

At 3:00 a.m. on October 6, Rizal was awakened by the guards and escorted to the grim
and infamous prison-fortress named

Answer 43

Monjuich