Retraction of Rizal

Question 1

information is false, and the person who is disseminating it knows it is false.

Answer 1

MISINFORMATION

Question 2

information is false, but the person who is disseminating it believes that it is true.

Answer 2

DISINFORMATION

Question 3

information that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on a person, organization or country.

Answer 3

MALINFORMATION

Question 4

the act of taking back an offer or statement, or admitting that a statement was false.

Answer 4

RETRACTION

Question 5

a withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking.

Answer 5

RETRACTION

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Death of Jose rizal

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December 30, 1896, Manila (aged 35)

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Birthday of Jose Rizal

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June 19, 1861 in Calamba, Laguna

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Profession of Jose rizal

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a physician, writer, artist, scientist

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Full name of Jose Rizal

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José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda

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College of jose rizal

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Santo Tomas Medical School - Ophthalmology Universidad Central de Madrid - Medical degree

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Pen names of jose rizal

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“Dimasalang”, “Laong Laan”

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The Reign of Greed

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“El filibusterismo

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The Social Cancer

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Noli me Tangere

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Advises women to educate themselves, protect their dignity and honor, and live with good manners – setting up as a role model.

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To the Young Women of Malolos
letter for Filipino women

Question 11

Expose the ills of Philippine society during the Spanish colonial era.

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Noli me Tangere
The Social Cancer

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Messages to convince the youth , that they are the hope of the nation and the importance of education to one’s future.

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A la juventud Filipina
To the Filipino Youth

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Piece reflects his high hopes that one day, the Philippines would be free from treachery and injustice.

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Kundiman
“if it should not be so”

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Farewell letter to motherland and countrymen.
his

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Mi último adiós
My Last Farewell

Question 12

Affirmed Rizal’s sentence and endorsed his
execution.

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Judge Advocate General Nicolas De La Peña

Question 12

It depicts the country’s issues and how the protagonist attempts a reform.

Answer 12

El filibusterismo
The Reign of Greed

Question 12

Why is Rizal not yet considered as a national hero?

Answer 12

There is no law, executive order, or proclamation that formally declares any Filipino historical figure to be a national hero.

Question 13

What crimes was Rizal charged with?

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Rebellion, Sedition, Conspiracy

Question 14

Exile in Dapitan

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Governador-General Ramon Despujol

Question 15

Set the date of Rizal’s death

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Governador-General Camilo G. De Polavieja

Question 15

Death by Firing Squad in Bagumbayan

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December 30, 1896

Question 16

(When) Alleged Rizal’s retraction for his Masonic Ideals and his writings and converted to Catholicism.

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december 29 1896

Question 17

One of the biggest and oldest secular fraternal groups in the world, Masonry is comprised of individuals who value moral and spiritual principles.

Answer 17

Masonry

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The Fraternity applies Masonic moral standards and fosters mutual respect, charity, and intellectual growth in order to bring together men with different ideas in a peaceful and productive community.

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Masonry

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What is the Catholic Church stand on masonry?

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Freemasonry is incompatible with the Catholic faith. It teaches a naturalistic religion that espouses indifferentism.

Question 20

who are the Jesuits Priest

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer & Fr. Pio Pi

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who are the rizalist scholars

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Austin Coate & Rafael Palma

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asked the Fr. Pio Pi to take care of Rizal’s spiritual needs while the latter awaited the hour of his death.

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Bernardino Nozaleda

Question 23

He accepted the task because he considered Rizal to be Ateneo Municipal High School’s “very distinguished and dear pupil”.

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Pio pi

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The Jesuits he sent to Rizal’s detention cell were

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Frs. Vicente Balaguer, Jose Vilaclara, Estanislao March, Luis Visa, Federico Faura, and Miguel Saderra.

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Superior of the Jesuits in the Philippines in 1896

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Fr. Pio Pi’s

Question 26

He was involved only in securing the retraction document. Also, in writing another shorter retraction document which Rizal allegedly copied.

Answer 26

Fr. Pio Pi’s

Question 27

Persuade Rizal to retract:

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1. Anti-Catholic teachings 2. Affiliation with the Masons.

Question 28

Ordered that the retraction should be in writing using either of the two sample retraction templates approved by the archbishop.

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Fr. Pio Pi Superior Jesuit Priest

Question 29

Rizal allegedly took it gladly, kissed it, and putitonhisdesk.

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sacred heart of jesus that rizal carved

Question 30

He claimed that he conveyed to convince Rizal to denounce Masonry and return to Catholic fold.

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

Question 31

An affidavit executed that proves he was who solemnized the marriage of Jose Rizal and Josephine Bracken.

Answer 31

Fr. Vicente Balaguer

Question 32

In his sworn affidavit he wrote: Of all that has been narrated, I am positive by personal knowledge. I have personally intervened and witnessed it myself; and I subscribed and confirmed it with an oath. And lest, perhaps, someone may think that I could not remember it with so many details, after twenty years. I testify that on the very day of Rizal’s death, I wrote a very detailed account of everything. The original of this account I have preserved, and from it I have taken all the data of the present narration.

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Fr. Vicente Balaguer

Question 33

He even claimed that he “was the one who assisted Rizal most of that sad day’s hours. I argued with him and demolished his arguments”

Answer 33

Fr. Vicente Balaguer