RIZAL NOBELISTA: NOLI ΜΕ TANGERE AND EL FILIBUSTERISMO

Question 1

works that influenced Rizal in the writing of the Noli.

Answer 1

Spoliarium (Juan Luna’s painting)
Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Harriet Beecher Stowe)

Question 2

which depicted the sufferings faced by humanity in the face of inequalities.

Answer 2

Spoliarium

Question 3

a novel that dealt with slavery in American

Answer 3

Uncle Tom’s Cabin,

Question 4

Rizal finished the first half of the novel in

Answer 4

Spain

Question 5

The novel was published the following year (1887) in

Answer 5

Germany

Question 6

he completed the other half of the novel in 1886

Answer 6

France

Question 7

he is the one who lend rizal 300 pesos to print the first 2000 copies of the novel

Answer 7

Maximo Viola

Question 8

what are the social cancer?

Answer 8

corruption, hypocrisy, and oppression.

Question 9

the technical name of a particularly painful type of cancer

Answer 9

Noli Me Tangere (literally, Touch Me Not)

Question 10

ibarra was labelled as ?? after almost killing Padre Damaso at a dinner party. Ibarra manages to escape prison with the help of Elias

Answer 10

excommunicado

Question 10

• A wealthy young man who returned to San Diego after seven years abroad
• Rizal used his character to voice ideas about the nature of the government. Ibarra tried to work the system with the friars without having to eliminate the colonial forces in the country. Ibarra

Answer 10

JUAN CRISOSTOMO IBARRA

Question 11

• A loudmouth and arrogant
  Spanish priest living in the Philippines. He is unafraid of taking on nonreligious citizens who undermine his power. Labelled Don Rafael as subversive because he supported secular means to empower the citizens

Answer 11

PADRE DAMASO

Question 12

i is a central
antagonist in José Rizal’s novel Noli Me Tángere. He is a Franciscan friar who serves as the curate of the town of San Diego.

Answer 12

PADRE SALVI

Question 13

A revolutionary who despised the power of the Catholic Church. After Ibarra saved his life from a crocodile, he promised to protect him from his enemies.

Answer 13

ELIAS

Question 14

known as being the madman who doesn’t believe in God with his atheistic worldview because of his education in Philosophy.

Answer 14

DON ANASTASIO aka PILOSOPO TASYO

Question 15

Her story serves as a poignant reflection of the harsh realities of life under Spanish colonial rule, including poverty, corruption, and the abuse of power

Answer 15

SISA

Question 16

He is a wealthy Filipino landowner and a prominent figure in society, known for his close ties with the Spanish clergy.

Answer 16

ΚΑΡΙΤΑΝ TIAGO also known as Don Santiago de los Santos,

Question 16

They are symbols of the oppressed and exploited youth under Spanish colonial rule.

Answer 16

CRISPIND AND BASILIO

Question 17

is an ambitious Noli Me Tangere character. She thinks she is of Spanish heritage and pretends to be a Spanish woman by putting on a lot of makeup and making her face look like that of a Spanish woman.

Answer 17

Doña Victorina

Question 18

He was a wealthy and respected man in the town of San Diego, but he was also a progressive thinker who challenged the corrupt Spanish colonial system.

Answer 18

Don Rafael Ibarra