RIZAL 3 E

Question 1

Longest essay of
Jose Rizal, which
was published in
five installments

Answer 1

Indolence of the
Filipino People

Question 2

Represents his
defense of the
Filipinos from the
charge that they
were inherently
lazy or indolent.

Answer 2

Indolence of the
Filipino People

Question 3

Dedication of Indolence of the Filipino People

Answer 3

FILIPINOS

Question 4

• Originally written in
  TAGALOG.
• Wrote by Rizal
  when he was in
  London.
• Response to the
  request of
  MARCELO H. DEL
  PILAR.

Answer 4

To the young women of
Malolos

Question 5

• The rejection of the
  spiritual authority of
  the friars.
• The defense of
  private judgment
• Qualities Filipino
  mothers need to
  possess

Answer 5

To the young women of
Malolos

Question 6

Dedication of To the young women of
Malolos

Answer 6

Rizal addresses all
kinds of women:
mothers, wives and
the unmarried

Question 7

Came out as a series
of four articles in the
La Solidaridad from
September 30, 1889 –
February 1, 1890.

Answer 7

The Philippines a Century
Hence

Question 8

Forecast the future of
the country within a
hundred years.

Answer 8

The Philippines a Century
Hence

Question 9

Dedication of The Philippines a Century
Hence

Answer 9

Filipinos and the
mother land

Question 10

The so-called Women of Malolos comprised _________________________ in Malolos, Bulacan

Answer 10

20 women from prominent Chinese-
Filipino families

Question 11

Qualities mothers have to possess Rizal
enumerates the qualities Filipino mothers have to possess:

Answer 11

1. Be a noble wife.
2. Rear her children in the service of the state – here, Rizal gives reference to the
   women of Sparta who embody this quality
3. Set standards of behavior for men around her.

Question 12

ideas. Rizal further adds that there are three things that a young
woman must look for in a man she intends to be her husband:

Answer 12

1. A noble and honored name
2. A manly heart
3. A high spirit incapable of being satisfied with engendering slaves.

Question 13

 There is indolence among the Filipinos
 Someone needs to study the causes of indolence before healing.
 Any man can live in any climate if he only adapts himself.

Answer 13

CHAPTER 1: To admit the existence of indolence

Question 14

 The illness will worsen if the wrong treatment is given
 The Filipinos are by nature indolent

Answer 14

CHAPTER 2: The Indolence of Chronic Illness

Question 15

 Identifies several reasons that may have caused cultural and economic
corruption in Filipinos.
 Filipinos have been sent abroad to fight for Spain or shipyards to build
ships-forced labor.

Answer 15

CHAPTER 3: WARS, INSURRECTIONS, EXPEDITIONS AND INVASION

Question 16

 Absence of government encouragement
 Monopoly of officials of government
 Unpleasant Doctrine
 Discrimination and education of native people

Answer 16

CHAPTER 4: DEATH OF TRADE IN THE PHILIPPINES

Question 17

 The causes of indolence may be reduced to two factors:
 Limited training and education provided to the Filipino native
 The lack of a national sense of unity among them

Answer 17

CHAPTER 5: LIMITED TRAINING AND EDUCATION