Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
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WHEN: In Berlin, Rizal’s darkest winter. He was flat broke.

A

1886

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What were the reasons why Rizal’s stay in Berlin in 1886 was remarkable for him? (2)

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  1. It was a painful memory because he was hungry, sick, and despondent in a strange city.
  2. Noli me Tangere came off the press in March 1887.
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3
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Portrayed brutalities of America and its slave-owners over Negro slaves. It inspired Rizal to write against Spanish tyrants.

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“Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by Harriet Beecher Stowe

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4
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WHEN: Rizal proposed a novel about the Philippines in the Paterno Residence of Madrid.

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January 2, 1884

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5
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His novel initially did not materialize because everyone wanted to write about _______.

A

Women

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WHEN: Rizal started writing the novel and finished ¼ of it.

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End of 1884

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7
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WHEN: In Paris, finished ½ of the second half.

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1885

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8
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WHEN: In Wilhelmsfeld, Germany, the last fourth of the novel was finished.

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1886

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9
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The savior of Noli and a friend from Bulacan who loaned Rizal funds for publishing.

A

Maximo Viola

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10
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To save printing expenses, he removed a chapter from the novel manuscript of Noli me Tangere, entitled ______.

A

Elias & Salome

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11
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WHEN: Noli me Tangere was officially published.

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February 21, 1887

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12
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A printing shop that charged the lowest rate (300 pesos for 2,000 copies).

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Berliner Buchdruckrei-Action-Gesselschaft

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13
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WHEN: Noli Me Tangere came off the press.

A

March 21, 1887

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14
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WHEN: The first edition of Noli me Tangere was published in Germany.

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1887

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15
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In gratitude, Rizal gave Viola ________________________.

A

the original manuscript, the plume, a dedication, and a signed first print

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16
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A Latin phrase that means “touch me not”. Rizal’s first novel that established the Filipino sense of identity; influenced the start of a revolution.

A

Noli me Tangere

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17
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Rizal took it from the Bible, from the Gospel of __________ according to a letter he wrote to Felix Hidalgo on March 5, 1887.

A

St. John / John 20:13-17

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18
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Summoned Rizal to the Malacañang Palace after Noli me Tangere became controversial.

A

Governor-General Emilio Terrero

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19
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An avid reader of Noli me Tangere, an exiled lawyer from the Cavite Mutiny of 1872.

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Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor

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20
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An avid reader of Noli me Tangere, an exiled lawyer from the Cavite Mutiny of 1872.

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Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor

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21
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Rizal dedicated the novel to the Philippines, addressing it as _________.

A

To My Fatherland

22
Q

On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the cross represents __________.

A

Sufferings

23
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On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the pomelo blossoms, laurels, and leaves represent __________.

A

Honor & Fidelity

24
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On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the silhouette of a Filipina represents __________.

A

Maria Clara

25
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the burning torch represents __________.
Rage & Passion
26
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the sunflower represents __________.
Enlightenment
27
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the bamboo stalks represent __________.
Resilience
28
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the man with hairy feet represents __________.
Priests who use religion in a DIRTY WAY
29
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the chains represents __________.
Slavery
30
On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the whips represent __________.
Cruelties
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On the cover of Noli me Tangere, the helmet of the guardia civil represents __________.
Arrogance of those in AUTHORITY
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The central character and protagonist of Noli me Tangere who embodies youth, idealism, and aspirations for societal change.
Crisostomo Ibarra
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The fiancee of Ibarra who symbolizes hope and a desire for a better future.
Maria Clara
34
A Dominican friar who epitomizes corruption and abuse of power within the church.
Padre Damaso
35
A manipulative friar who uses his authority for selfish gains.
Padre Salvi
36
A wealthy entrepreneur who symbolized the indigenous elite.
Kapitan Tiago
37
Married to a Spaniard and strives to assimilate into Spanish colonial culture.
Donya Victorina
38
A humble boatman and a vital supporter of Ibarra.
Elias
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A tragic figure, represents the suffering endured by Filipino mothers.
Sisa
40
An intelligent outsider who provides social critique and philosophical perspectives.
Pilosopo Tasyo
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Siblings symbolize the vulnerability of the Filipino youth.
Crispin & Basilio
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WHEN: Rizal arrived in Biarritz where he was frustrated in romance due to courting Nellie but he was already writing El Fili. He began writing it in October, 1887.
February 1891
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WHEN: He finished the manuscript for El Filibusterismo.
March 29, 1891
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WHEN: The first revision of El Filibusterismo was completed.
May 30, 1891
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WHEN: Rizal informed Basa that he was negotiating with a printing firm.
June 13, 1891
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WHEN: In Ghent, because: (a) the printing costs were cheaper and (b) he was escaping from Petite Suzanne.
July 5, 1891
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He became good friends with ________ and _________, two engineering students in the University of Ghent.
Jose Alejandro & Edilberto Evangelista
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A printing shop that offered the lowest quotient on an installment basis.
Fr. Meyer-Van Loo Press (No. 66 Viaanderen Street)
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WHEN: Printing of El Filibusterismo was suspended due to lack of funds.
August 6, 1891
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The savior of El Fili who learned of Rizal’s predicament.
Valentin Ventura
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WHEN: El Filibusterismo came off the press, sent immediately to Basa and Sixto Lopez.
September 18, 1891
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A novel dedicated to GomBurZa – Don Mariano Gomez (73), Don Jose Burgos (35), and Jacinto Zamora (37), preserved in the Filipiana Division of the Bureau of Public Libraries; a sequel to Noli me Tangere.
El Filibusterismo