RIZAL MIDTERMS Flashcards

1
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Rizal’s First Literary Work and Dramatic Work at 8 years old where he had an early development of nationalistic ideals

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Sa Aking Mga Kabata

Tagalog Comedy

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2
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Rizal wrote this poem while being a student at Ateneo as he missed his hometown Calamba

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Un Recuerdo a Mi Pueblo

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his first poem when he was at the Ateneo. This was dedicated to Doña Teodora on her natal day.

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“Mi Primera Inspiracion”(“My First Inspiration”)

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The poems Rizal was inspired by Fr. Sanchez to write

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1875: Felicitacion, El Embarque: Himno a la Flota de Magallanes,

1876; Un Recuerdo a Mi
Pueblo, Por la Educacion Recibe Lustre la Patria,

1877; Colon y Juan II, El Heroismo de Colon

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5
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a poem expressing Jose Rizal’s belief that education plays a
vital role for a nation’s welfare and development

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Through Education Our Motherland Receives Light”

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6
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he wrote _________ which emphasized the relevance of religion in education. He
believed that education without the Almighty is not real
education.

IABRAGE

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“Intimate Alliance Between Religion and Good Education”

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7
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Religious poems wrote by Rizal

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“To the Child Jesus” (“Al
Niño Jesus”) and “To the Virgin Mary” (“A La Virgen Maria”).

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8
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“To the Child Jesus” was written when he was __ years old and during his days as a student.

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In 1879, Jose Rizal entered his poem _________ in a literary contest in Artistic-Literary Lyceum of Manila where he won FIRST PLACE and a SILVER PEN. The board of judges were all SPANISH

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“To the Filipino Youth” (“A La Juventud Filipina”)

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10
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This was a call for the Filipino youth to be energetic and make
use of art and science to help break the chains that have tied the people’s spirit. This poem was the first great poem written by a Filipino
in Spanish

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“To the Filipino Youth” (“A La Juventud Filipina”)

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11
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In “To the Filipino Youth” (“A La Juventud Filipina”), who were said to be the fair hope of the Fatherland

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Filipinos

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12
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In the following year, another literary contest was opened by the Artistic-Literary Lyceum, in
commemoration of the 400th year of the death of ________, author of ____________.

A

Cervantes; Don Quixote

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13
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The allegorical drama Rizal wrote which was based on Greek classics and submitted to the contest for which he won FIRST PRIZE.

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“El Consejo de los Dioses” (“The Council of the Gods”)

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14
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A poem written upon the request of the members of the Circulo Hispano-Filipino.

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“Me Piden Versos” (“They Ask Me for Versos”)

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15
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In 1886, Rizal wrote this poem as the beautiful flowers of spring reminded him of the flowers in bloom in their home garden in Calamba

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“A Las Flores de Heidelberg” (“To the Flowers of
Heidelberg”)

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16
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A poem dedicated to the industrious workers of Lipa was written in 1888 with the title __________. He also wrote _________

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“Himno Al Trabajo”(“Hymn to Labor”); “To My Muse”

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17
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While in Hong Kong in 1892, the poet wrote the sequel to the ________________

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El Filibusterismo

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18
Q

Unfortunately Jose Rizal’s Third Novel was not finished. It
has only one chapter entitled __________ which was about __ pages. The famous historian, __________, was said to have
discovered the original manuscripts.

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Makamisa; 10; Ambeth Ocampo

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19
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The poem Rizal wrote for his students in Dapitan to sing

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“Himno A Talisay”

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20
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The rock where Rizal wrote his longest poem

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Batong Lumayag (Sailing Stone)

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21
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Batong Lumanyag was also known as ___________ since it as believed that it was here that Rizal wrote his longest poem, Mi Retiro and where he exchanged vows with Bracken

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Mi Retiro Rock

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22
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By how many stanzas was Mi Retiro longer than Mi Ultimo Adios?

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10 stanzas (M.U.A. only had 14)

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23
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What date was his last poem, “Mi Ultimo Adiós” (“My Last Farewell”), written?

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His last poem was written
on the eve of his execution on the 30th of December, 1896

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24
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What was Rizal’s longest poem?

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“Mi Retiro” (“My Retreat”)

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25
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It was published in 1887 and is considered a seminal work in Philippine literature.

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Noli Me Tangere

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26
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The themes of NMT:

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Colonial Oppression; Social Injustice; Love and Betrayal; Nationalism

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27
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It was published in 1891 and continues to explore themes of colonialism, social injustice, and nationalism in the Philippines during the late 19th century

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El Filibusterismo

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28
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Themes of El Fili

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Revolution; Social Injustice; Love and Sacrifice; Desperation

29
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First ship Rizal boarded on MAY 3, 1882 and its captain

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SS Salvador; Donato Lecha

30
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Name Rizal used during his travels in order to avoid detection from Spanish authorities

A

Jose Mercado

31
Q

What was Rizal’s secret mission?

A

Observe life, culture, language and customs, industries, commerce, and laws of European nations s in order
to prepare himself in the
mighty task of liberating
his oppressed people
from Spanish tyranny.

32
Q

SS Salvadora arrived at _____ on MAY 9, 1882

A

Singapore

33
Q

Rizal saw a beautiful island on MAY 8, 1882 for which he called

A

“Talim Island with the
susong dalaga”.

34
Q

French steamer Rizal rode on from Singapore to Europe

A

DYEMNAH or DJEMNAH

35
Q

On _______ , the ship reached
__________, a seacoast town in
Southern Ceylon (Sri lanka). Then on _______ they reached Colombo

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May 17; Point Galle; May 18

36
Q

The next stopover after Colombo where they arrived on MAY 27, 1882

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Aden, Yemen

37
Q

Why was Rizal amused in Yemen?

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Because of the animals and the sights

38
Q

It took ___ days for the
Djemnah to traverse to
Suez canal which was
built by _______ (a French
diplomat engineer) on
________________.

A

5; Ferdinand de
Lesseps; November 17, 1869

39
Q

June 11 - Naples
June 12 - __________ (stayed for 2 days)

A

Marseilles

40
Q

June __ - Marseilles to Barcelona

June __ - Arrival at Barcelona

A

15; 16

41
Q

Rizal thought Barcelona was ugly but later found out it was a city of ____________

A

liberalism and freedom

42
Q

A nationalistic essay Rizal wrote which is his first article written in Spain

A

“ Amor Patrio” (Love of Country)

43
Q

Rizal sent Amor Patrio to ___________. He then published it on __________ under the pen-name ________________

A

Basilio Teodoro Moran; August 20, 1882; Laong Laan

44
Q

Universidad Central de Madrid wherein he took two courses medicine and __________

He also studied painting and sculpture at _________________

A

philosophy and letters; Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando

45
Q

The Two sad news came to Rizal

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  1. many people died due
    to ravaging cholera in
    Manila and in the
    provinces.
  2. recounting the
    unhappiness of Leonora
    Rivera because of the
    absence of a loved one
46
Q

On __________, a letter
came from Paciano
advising Rizal to finish a
medical course in Madrid

A

May 26,1882

47
Q

Rizal joined the Masonic lodge called _______ on March 1883. Then transferred to __________ where he became a master mason on November 15, 1890

A

Acacia; Lodge Solidaridad

48
Q

On _________ he was awarded the diploma as master Mason

A

February 15, 1892

49
Q

It occurred on June 24, 1884 when Rizal was broke, he was unable to take breakfast. He was able to eat on the evening on the same day for he
was a speaker on a banquet in the honour of _________

A

Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion

50
Q

_________ - conferred the degree of Licentiate in
Medicine by the Universidad Central de Madrid

__________ - Awarded Licentiate in philosophy and Letters
by the university with Excellent rating

A

June 21, 1884; June 19,1885

51
Q

November 1885 he worked as an assistant to ___________, leading ophthalmologist
in gay Paris

A

Dr. Louis de Wecker

52
Q

On ____, he left gay Paris to
Germany

A

February 1,1886

53
Q

Fll in the blanks:

_________(Date) - Rizal in Berlin

Dr. Feodor Jagor, author of _____________

____________, Father of Modern Pathology

A

November 1886 ;Travels in the
Philippines; Dr. Rudolf Virchow

54
Q

Five reasons why Rizal stayed in Germany

A
  1. To gain further knowledge of
    ophthalmology.
  2. To further his studies of
    sciences and languages
  3. To observe the economic had
    political conditions of the German nation
  4. To associate with famous
    German scientists and scholars
  5. To publish the novel, Noli
    Me Tangere.
55
Q

On _____________, Rizal
wrote to her sister
Trinidad, expressing his
high regard and
admiration for German
Womanhood.

A

March 11,1886,

56
Q

A girl from Los Banos, Laguna
(southeast of Calamba)
captivated Rizal when he was
fifteen years old. It was said
to be Rizal’s first experience
of love, however it was such
indeed a short-lived on

A

Julia

57
Q

She would be Rizal’s first
infatuation, unfortunately she
was already engaged to
another man

A

SEGUNDA KATIGBAK

58
Q

After Segunda Katigbak, Rizal’s next object of affection was a woman named ____________, a tall girl of regal bearing.

A

LEONOR VALENZUELA

59
Q

Being Rizal’s sweetheart for 11 years; why Rizal was prevented
from falling in love with other women in his travels. She was also known to be the inspiration for one of Noli Me
Tangere’s characters, Maria Clara

A

LEONOR RIVERA

60
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She was the prettier of Don Pablo Ortiga’s daughters who fell in love with him.

A

Consuelo Ortiga y Perez

61
Q

Why did Rizal back out from Consuelo?

A

because he wanted to remain loyal to Leonor Rivera and he did not want to destroy hid friendship with Eduardo de Lete who was madly in love with Consuelo.

62
Q

She was the daughter of a Japanese samurai. Rizal met her when she was 23 years old, serving as his interpreter during his stay in Japan. She taught him Japanese culture,
language and art

A

O SEI SAN

63
Q

An English girl, she was the
daughter of Rizal’s landlord,
Charles Beckett. After his brief
stays in Japan and the United
Sates, Rizal chose to live in
London, the capital of the
United Kingdom

A

GERTRUDE BECKETT

64
Q

She was the daughter
of the wealthy Anglo-Filipino
businessman Eduardo Boustead

A

Nellie Boustead

65
Q

To whom was Leonor Rivera eventually married to

A

Henry Kipping

66
Q

The lady Rizal fell in love with in Brussels, Belgium

A

SUZANNE JACOBY (?) or SUZANNE THILL

67
Q

In the last days of February 1895, while still in Dapitan, Rizal met an 18-year old petite Irish girl, with bold blue eyes, brown hair and a happy disposition. She was the adopted daughter of George Taufer from Hong Kong, who
came to Dapitan to seek Rizal for eye treatment

A

JOSEPHINE BRACKEN

68
Q

Name all the women Rizal had in his romantic fuckboy era

A

JULIA
NELLIE BOUSTEAD
GERTRUDE BECKETT
SEGUNDA KATIGBAK
O SEI SAN
JOSEPHINE BRACKEN
SUZANNE JACOBY
CONSUELO ORTIGA Y PEREZ
LEONOR RIVERA

69
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A