Rizal's Romances Flashcards

1
Q

was the daughter of Don Norberto Katigbak y Kalaw and Doña Justa Solís y Luz. Her father Don Norberto was gobernadorcillo of Lipa in 1862 and a member of the Batangas Provincial Board of Agriculture and Commerce.
he addressed her as “la Señorita K

A

Segunda

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2
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he was 16 and Segunda was

A

14

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3
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First Met in ______ during a visit to his maternal grandaunt, Doña Basilia Bauzon de Leyba (fondly called Impo Ilyang; a friend of the Katigbak family), facilitated by Segunda’s brother, Mariano Katigbak, who was Rizal’s friend and classmate.

A

Trozo, Manila

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4
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Segunda was studying at _____ with Rizal’s sister, Olimpia Mercado.

A

Colegio de la Concordia

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5
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_____ through intense glances and meaningful, unspoken emotions.

A

Communication

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6
Q

Segunda was engaged to marry her uncle ____, a family-approved match.
(Rizal also, for his shyness, failed to propose to her)

A

Manuel Luz

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7
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where Rizal provides the most detailed account of his youthful romance with Segunda Katigbak, recounting their meetings and his unspoken love.

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Memorias de un Estudiante de Manila

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8
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daughter of Capitan Juan and Capitana Sanday Valenzuela. She was a tall girl who carried herself with grace and elegance

A

Leonor “ORANG” Valenzuela

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9
Q

Rizal was ___ and Leonor was likely around 16 or 17 (there is no exact record of her age, but she was slightly younger than Rizal).

A

18

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10
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Rizal courted Valenzuela by sending love letters written in ______, which could only be read when heated over a candle or lamp. He learned how to make the ink from his chemistry class.

A

invisible ink

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11
Q

When Rizal left for _____ in 1882 to pursue further studies, he did say goodbye to Valenzuela, but their relationship did not develop further.

A

Spain

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12
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a young lady from Camiling, and a cousin of Jose Rizal.

A

Leonor rivera

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12
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Rizal kept in touch with her through their mutual friend, though the relationship slowly drifted apart.

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Jose “Chenggoy” Cecilio

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13
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Rizal met Leonor Rivera when he was 19 and she was 13, at his uncle’s boarding house in _____

A

Intramuros, Manila.

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14
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Rivera was his _____ cousin, known for her beauty, singing talent, and piano skills.

A

second

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15
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Rizal used the name _____ in letters to keep Rivera’s identity hidden.
(They fell in love, but Rivera’s parents disapproved, worried about Rizal’s growing political activities.)

A

“Taimis”

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16
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  • Before leaving for _____ in 1882, Rizal said he had found the woman he wanted to marry, but even his brother Paciano discouraged the idea, saying it would be unfair to marry and leave her behind.
A

Europe

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17
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In 1890, Rivera informed Rizal that she was engaged to _____, a British engineer.

A

Henry Kipping

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18
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Some accounts suggest Rivera burned Rizal’s letters and kept the ashes in her ______.

A

wedding gown

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19
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She died after giving birth to her _____ child, and it is said that Rizal was deeply affected, not speaking for days.

A

second

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20
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Rizal immortalized Leonor Rivera as the character _____ in Noli Me Tangere, marking her as “the one that got away.”

A

Maria Clara

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21
Q

Rizal met Consuelo in Madrid when he was ___ and she was 18.

A

23

22
Q

Daughter of Pablo Ortiga y Rey, former mayor of Manila, who owned the apartment where the Circulo Hispano Filipino met.

A

Consuelo Ortiga y rey

23
Q
  • She finally rejected Rizal’s attention in favor of ____, a Filipino-Spanish mestizo from Leyte. Lete was Rizal’s friend.
A

Lete

23
Q

Rizal gave Rey gifts: sinamay cloth, embroidered piña handkerchiefs, slippers – all ordered through his sisters in _____.

A

Calamba

24
Q

Rey accepted all the swains’ gifts but played ____ against Rizal.

A

Eduardo de Lete

24
Q

Rizal wrote a poem for Consuelo Ortiga y rey entitled what

A

“A la Señorita C.O. y R.”

25
Q

Also known as “O-Sei-San”

A

Seiko Usui

26
Q

Their friendship blossomed after Rizal was introduced to Seiko by a _____.

A

gardener

26
Q

Rizal met her while he was working on Spanish legislation in Tokyo in 1888. He was 27, and she was 23.

A

Seiko Usui

27
Q
  • Their relationship lasted for ___ months. O-Sei-San later married Alfred Charlton, a British chemistry teacher in Tokyo.
A

two

28
Q
  • Rizal was charmed by Japan’s beauty and almost stayed there permanently with _____, but his patriotic responsibilities pulled him away.
A

O-Sei-San (Seiko Usui)

29
Q

Rizal calls Beckett “______” while Beckett calls Rizal “______”

A

Gettie
Pettie

29
Q

She showered Rizal with all the love and attention of a girl who is hopelessly in love

A

Gertrude beckett

29
Q

She even assisted Rizal as he finished some of his famous sculptures, Prometheus Bound; The Triumph of Death over Life; and The Triumph of Science over Death.

A

Gertrude beckett

30
Q
  • Rizal met her in London when he was 27. She was the eldest daughter of his landlord, Charles Beckett.
A

Gertrude beckett

31
Q

Rizal left London in 1889, leaving Beckett a composite carving of the _____ of her and her sisters.

A

heads

32
Q

______, Rizal’s friend, said Rizal left London to move away from Beckett.
(Beckett was deeply in love with Rizal, but her feelings were not reciprocated.)

A

Marcelo del Pilar

33
Q

Rizal met her in Belgium in 1890 when he was staying at a boarding house run by two sisters named Jacoby.

A

Suzanne jacoby

34
Q
  • Their romance was brief and possibly one-sided, with ____ sending letters to Rizal that he may have only replied to once.
A

Jacoby

35
Q

In August 1890, Rizal left Belgium but he left Jacoby a box of ______, which the latter did not eat nor touch.

A

chocolates

36
Q

Rizal met Nellie Boustead in _____ in 1891, where her wealthy family hosted him.

A

Biarritz, France

37
Q

He was 28, and she was 19.

A

Nellie Boustead

38
Q

Before Biarritz, Rizal already made friends with the Boustead family a few years back, and even played fencing with ____ and her sister.

A

Nellie Boustead

39
Q

Rizal considered pursuing a romantic relationship with Nellie Boustead after learning of Leonor Rivera’s engagement.

_____ also had feelings for Boustead, leading to tension between the two men.

A

Antonio Luna

40
Q

he got drunk and an argument ensued between the two men, with one of them challenging the other to a duel.

A

Antonio Luna

41
Q

She demanded Rizal convert to Protestantism, which he refused. Her mother also disapproved of his background. They remained friends.

A

Nellie Boustead

42
Q

Daughter of Irish parents James Bracken and Elizabeth MacBride.

A

Josephine Bracken

42
Q

Rizal met her during his exile in Dapitan, in 1895.

A

Josephine Bracken

43
Q

He was 37, and she was 18.

A

Josephine Bracken

44
Q

After Rizal’s Death, Josephine found solace in marrying _____, a Cebuano, in Hong Kong in 1898.

A

Vicente Abad

45
Q

Rizal was deeply in love with Bracken and called her “_____”
(One of Rizal’s sisters suspected Bracken was a Spanish spy.)

A

Josefina

45
Q

As a mason, Rizal could not wed Bracken; however, the latter bore him a stillborn son who was named ______ in honor of Rizal’s late father.

A

Francisco

46
Q

Bracken is the foreigner alluded by Rizal in his poem ______, where he wrote: “Farewell my sweet foreigner, my darling, my delight.” She was Rizal’s great love.

A

Mi Ultimo Adios (My Last Farewell)