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Noli Flashcards

1
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means “Touch Me Not” by Latin phrase

A

Noli Me tangere

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2
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Noli me Tangere translation in English means

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The Social Cancer

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3
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Rizal’s Inpiration to Noli Me Tangere

A

Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle’s Cabin

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4
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When rizal proposed to his compatriots to write a novel about philippines?

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January 2, 1884

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5
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when rizal finished the half of noli?

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end of 1884

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6
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Where Rizal complete his study in 1885, and after that he went to paris?

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Universidad Central De Madrid

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7
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Who lend Rizal a money on publication of Noli Me tangere?

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Maximo Viola

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8
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What chapter did rizal removed in Noli Me tangere?

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Chapter 25, Elias at Salome

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9
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When was the Noli was finally finished and ready for printing?

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Feb. 21, 1887

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10
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What publication give rizal lowest charge of 300 pesos for 2000 copies?

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Berliner Buchdruckrei-Action-Gesselchat

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11
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How many days given to rizal to secure of passport to avoid deportation?

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4 days

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12
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When was Noli Me tangere came of the press?

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March 21, 1887

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13
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What rizal gave to maximo viola?

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galley proofs rolled around the pen he used in writing the novel and complimentary copy

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14
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  • represents the oppression of his countrymen at the hands of the Spanish tyranny.
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lower triangle

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15
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Represents life situations of rizal’s time

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upper triangle

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16
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representation for priests using religion in a dirty way.

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man in a cassock with hairy feet

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17
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Symbolizes the power of the friars. It is placed on the base of the triangle (foundation) because without friars, the Filipinos cannot stand on their own.

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feet

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18
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It represents wealth. It is also the footprints left by friars in teaching Catholicism

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shoes

19
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It symbolizes the Legend of the Wolf - the wolf shape shifts just like how friars hide their true nature and character.

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Hairy legs

20
Q

represents the arrogance of those who are in authority.

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helmet of guardia civil

21
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symbolizes the cruelties of the Spaniards

A

flogs and whips

22
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This is used by devotees in the colonial church to inflict pain on themselves because they believe it cleanses them of their sins.

A

whip

23
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Symbol of the cruelty of the colonial military officials. Even Rizal personally fell victim to the whip of the lieutenant.

A

flog

24
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represents slavery and imprisonment.

A

chains

25
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It shows that Rizal experienced and witnessed the ills and abuses that happened during his time

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Rizal’s signature

26
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  • It represents Filipino resiliency; despite the sufferings, Filipinos can still
A

Bamboo Stalk

27
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Represent faith, honor and fidelity, which are the values Rizal aspires to be embodied by Filipinos.

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Pomelo blossoms and laurel leaves

28
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are used to scent their air commonly during prayers and cleansing ritual

A

pomelos

29
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are used as crowns during Greek Olympics for honoring the best.

A

laurel leaves

30
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  • Rizal’s placement of the calamansi peel beside the cross is a high form of his criticism for colonial Catholicism prevalent in his time. He placed it next to the cross to indicate the lack of purity in the use of Catholicism.
A

pomelo

31
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highly significant in Western civilization, made into a crown for their victorious, brave, intelligent, and creative citizens. It’s Rizal’s depiction of his hope that the Filipino youth will harvest these laurels to make a crown for their motherland

A

laurel leaves

32
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This is believed to be Maria Clara or “Inang Bayan” whom Rizal dedicates the novel

A

Silhouette of a Woman

33
Q

It symbolizes the awakening of Filipino consciousness about the injustices that is happening around them.

A

Burning Torch

34
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  • It symbolizes a new beginning.
  • It is compared to the happiness of which appears to be always bowing down
A

sunflower

35
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Rizal placed this flower with the intention of setting an example for his readers to follow and continue reading his novel, which in his time, he desired to be a guiding light for his nation.)

A

sunflower

36
Q

how many years did ibarra study in europe

A

7

37
Q

who hosted a feast for return of ibarra?

A

kapitan tiago

38
Q

who critize ibarra through out dinner?

A

padre damaso

39
Q

informs Ibarra about the death of his father, Don Rafael, who passed away last year.

A

Lieutenant Guevarra

40
Q

Rather than taking vengeance, Ibarra continues his father’s legacy by building a school with whose assistance?

A

Nol Juan

41
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Who saves Ibarra’s life by killing an assassin who had been employed by a secret enemy?

A

Elias

42
Q

the brother of the deceased assassin

A

lucas

43
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