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Semi-Final Flashcards

1
Q

Years he stayed in Europe

A

5 years (1882-1887)

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2
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Date he Return to the Philippines

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August 1887

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3
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Where he practiced medicine

A

Calamba

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4
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The people who warned Rizal not to go home

A

Paciano (brother)
Silvestre Ubaldo (brother-in-law)
Chengoy (Jose M. Cecilio)

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5
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Return to the Philippines reasons

A

To operate on his Mother’s eyes
To serve his people who had long been oppressed by Spanish tyrants
To find out for himself how the Noli and his other writings were affecting Filipinos and Spaniards in the Philippines
To find out why Leonor remained silent

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6
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February 1888 age

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27 years old

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7
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June 1882 age

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21 years old

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8
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Duration of stay in Calamba

A

Six months

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9
Q

Travel crossing to Hong Kong

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Crossing of the China Sea

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10
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Brief stopover of Amoy (reasons he didn’t go down)

A

Not feeling well
Raining hard
City was dirty

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11
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Date he left Manila

Steamer

A

February 3, 1888

Zafiro

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12
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Date he wrote to Blumentritt

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February 16, 1888

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13
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Where he stayed in Hong Kong

A

Victoria Hotel

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14
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Filipino residents in Hong Kong

A

Jose Maria Basa
Balbino Mauricio
Exiles of 1882
Manuel Yriate

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15
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Spaniard and former secretary of Governor Terrero

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Jose Sainz de Varanda

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16
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Date he left for Macao
Accompanied by
Steamer

A

February 18,1888
Basa
Kiu-Kiang

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17
Q

Portuguese colony near Hong Kong

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Macao

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18
Q

Days he stayed in Macau

A

2 days

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19
Q

Where he stayed at Macao

A

Home of Don Juan Francisco Lecaros

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20
Q

Portugal’s national poet

A

Grotto of Camoens

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21
Q

Experiences in Hong Kong

A 
N
B
M
D
H
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22
Q

Richest religious order in Hong Kong

A

Dominican order

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23
Q

Date he left for Japan

American Steamer

A

February 22, 1888

Oceanic

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24
Q

Passengers of Oceanic

A 
British Protestant Missionary 
2 Portuguese 
2 Chinese 
Several British 
American women Protestant Missionary
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25
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Land of the Cherry Blossoms

A

Japan

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26
Q

Duration of stay

A

February 28-April 13, 1888

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27
Q

Where he stayed in Yokohama

A

Grand Hotel

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28
Q

Where he stayed in Tokyo

A

Tokyo Hotel (March 2-7)

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29
Q

Visit and lived

A

Juan Perez Caballero

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30
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Japanese Drama

A

Kabuki

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31
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Self defense

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Judo

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32
Q

Musicians Tagalog

A

Strauss

Paisano, taga-saan po kayo?

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33
Q

Rizal’s Impression of Japan

A 
P
B
C
T
B
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34
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Mode of transportation in Japan (❌)

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Cart- rickshaws

Horses- humans

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35
Q

Biggest store of western goods owner/former samurai/Father of Rizal’s lover

A

Usui-San

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36
Q

Languages O-Sei-San

A

Japanese
English
French

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37
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Full name of O-Sei-San

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Seiko Usui

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38
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Age difference

A

O-Sei-San 23
Rizal- 29

Happy month

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39
Q

Date he left for United States

English Steamer

A

April 13, 1888

Belgic

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40
Q

Passenger newspapermen

A

Tetcho Suehiro

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41
Q

Books of Suehiro

A

Deaf traveler

Storm over the Southern Sea

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42
Q

Plot of Noli

Name of protagonist

A

Storm over the Southern Sea

Takayama- Noli

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43
Q

Date of Rizal Execution

A

December 30, 1896

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44
Q

Editor of Tetcho

A

Choya Shinbun

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45
Q

Mrs Emma Jackson’s son

A

Richal

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46
Q

Date of Arrival in United States

A

April 28, 1888

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47
Q

San Francisco- New York

A

Cholera epidemic alleged to be raging in the Far East

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48
Q

Let them go

Stayed for Quarantines

A 
700 bales of Silk
First class
Second class-third class
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49
Q

Duration of Stay in San Francisco

A

May 4-6, 1888

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50
Q

Ferry boat of San Francisco Bay

Date

A

Oakland

May 16, 1888

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51
Q

The Biggest Little City in the world

Good breakfast

A

Reno (May 7-May 13, 1888)

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52
Q

Rizal’s Impression of America

A 
M
D
H
O
N
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53
Q

❌ in US

A

Lack of Racial equity

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54
Q

Land of par excellence of freedom but only for the whites

A

Jose Alejandrino

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55
Q

Date he arrived in Hong Kong

A

February 8, 1888

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56
Q

Filipino who married a Portuguese and let Rizal stayed in his home in Macau

A

Don Juan Francisco Lecaros

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57
Q

Date he went back to Hong Kong Macau

A

February 20, 1888

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58
Q

Many firecrackers

A

To move bad spirits

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59
Q

Duration of Stay in Hong Kong and Macau

A

15 days

February 8-22, 1888

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60
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Duration of Stay in Japan

A

February 28- April 13-1888

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61
Q

Date letter to blumentritt in Geneva

A

June 19, 1887

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62
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Date letter to Rizal’s father

A

June 29, 1887

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63
Q

Letter left for Calamba

We shall see each other

A

July 15 at the latest

August 15-30

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64
Q

Rizal left home by train for a French port

A

Marseilles

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65
Q

Date he boarded the same steamer which brought him to Europe five years ago

A

July 3, 1887

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66
Q

Passengers in Djemnah

A

Fifty passengers

4 Englishmen
2 Germans
2 Chinese
2 Japanese
Many Frenchmen
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67
Q

Djemnah enroute

A

Orient via the Suez Canal

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68
Q

Date he transferred to another steamer which was Manila Bound at Saigon

A

July 30, 1887

Hayfong

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69
Q

Date the moon was full and he slept soundly

A

August 3, 1887

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70
Q

Date he arrived in Manila

Time he disembarked shortly

A

August 6, 1887

After 9 pm

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71
Q

Date he reached Calamba

A

August 8

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72
Q

He did not leave Rizal during the first few days after arrival to protect him from enemy assault

A

Paciano

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73
Q

He would not let him go out alone lest something might happen to him

A

Francisco Mercado Rizal

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74
Q

Where he established a Medical clinic

A

Calamba

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75
Q

Successful operation on his mother’s sightless eyes

A

Remove a double cataract from Doña Teodora’s eyes

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76
Q

Rizal’s doctors name because he came from Germant

A

Doctor Uliman

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77
Q

His professional fees even gratis to the poor

A

$900

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78
Q

Other exploits

A

Opened gymnastics and introduced European sports
Gymnastics
Fencing
Shooting

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79
Q

One failure in his Calamba sojourn

A

Failure to see Leonor Rivera
Dagupan
Girl’s mother- son’s parents were opposed to the match

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80
Q

Civic affairs

A

Painted beautiful landscapes

Translated the German poems of Von Wildernath into Tagalog

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81
Q

Rizal received a letter to come to Malacañan from

A

Governor General Emilio Terrero

Ask for a copy of the Noli-subversive ideas

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82
Q

Jesuit fathers

A

Fr. Francisco Sanchez
Fr. Jose Bech
Fr. Federico Faura- everything in it was the truth but you may lose you head for it

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83
Q

Young Spanish lieutenant and bodyguard of Rizal who spoke English, French and Spanish

A

Don Jose Taviel de Andrade

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84
Q

Rizal’s enemies

A

Archbishop of Manila, Msgr. Pedro Payo (Dominican) sent a copy to Father Rector Gregorio Echavarria (UST)

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85
Q

Composed of priests and laymen

A

Permanent Commission of Censorship

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86
Q

Augustinian Cura of Tondo

A

Fr. Salvador Font

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87
Q

Prior of Guadalupe published a pamphlet which attacked the novel and warned the reader if they read it, the “commit mortal sins inasmuch as the said book full of heresy”

A

Fr. Jose Rodriguez

Caiiñgat Cayo (Beware)

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88
Q

Repercussions

A

Two Spanish senators- Vida and Pando

Member of the lower house of Spanish Cortes: General Salamanca

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89
Q

Defenders of the Noli

A

Marcelo H. Del pilar
Fr. Francisco Sanchez
Don Segismundo Moret
Rev. Vicente Garcia

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90
Q

Caiigat Cayo

A

“Be as Slippery as an Eel”

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91
Q

editor of La Solidaridad

A

Marcelo H. Del Pilar

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92
Q

Spanish statesman and former President of the Council of Ministers

A

Don Segismundo Moret

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93
Q

Filipino Catholic priest-scholar, theologian of the famous Imitation of Christ by Thomas á Kempis

A

Rev. Vicente Garcia

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94
Q

Pen name of Fr. Garcia

A

Justo Desiderio Magalang

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95
Q

Date Fr. Garcia wrote a defense to Noli which was published in Singapore as an appendix to a pamphlet

A

July 18, 1888

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96
Q

Arguments of Fr. Rodriguez

A

Rizal cannot be an ignorant man
Rizal does attach the Church and Soain
Fr. Rodriguez also commit a mortal sin

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97
Q

Date Rizal defended himself in Brussels Belgium against Barrantes’ attack

A

February 1890

98
Q

Date a letter to Fernando Canon from Geneva about the price he set per copy

A

June 13, 1887

99
Q

He set per copy

A 
Five pesetas (one peso)
Later rose to fifty pesos per copy
100
Q

Friendship and marred happy days in Calamba with Lt. Andrade

A

Death of his elder sister, Olimpia
Groundless tales circulated by his enemies (German spy, agent of Bismarck, a Protestant, a mason, a witch, a soul beyond salvation)

101
Q

Calamba’s agrarian trouble

A

Calamba Hacienda owned by the Dominican Order since 1833
The Civil Governor of Laguna Province directed the municipal authorities of Calamba to investigate the agrarian condition- December 30,1887

102
Q

Findings

A

The hacienda of the Dominican Order comprised not only the lands but town of Calamba
The profits of the Dominican Order continually increased because of the arbitrary increase of the rentals paid by the tenants
The hacienda owner never contributed a single centavo for the town first, education and agriculture
Tenants who had spent much labor in clearing the lands were disposed of said lands for flimsy reasons
High rated of interest were charged the tenants for the delayed payment of rentals

103
Q

Leave Calamba for Two reasons

A

His presence in Calamba was jeopardizing the safety and happiness of his family and friends
He could better fight his enemies and serve his country’s cause with greater efficacy by writing in foreign countries

104
Q

Poem dedicated to the industrious folks of lipa by virtue of the Becerra law of 1888

A

Himno Al Trabajo

105
Q

Small, low and gloomy. There are many junks, Samoans but few steamers. It looks sad and almost dead

A

Macao

106
Q

Date he witnessed a Catholic procession, in which the devotees were dressed in blue and purple dressed and were carrying unlighted candles

A

February 19, 1888

Macao

107
Q

Date he and Basa returned to Hong Kong on board the steamer

A

February 21, 1888

Kiu-Kiang

108
Q

Chinese New Year

A

February 11 (Sunday)- February 13 (Monday)

109
Q

Chinese dramatic art

A

Man astride a stick= man riding on horseback
Actor raising his leg= entering a house
Red dress = wedding
Girl coyly covers her face with a fan even in the presence of her fiancé
Man raising his whip= ride a horse

110
Q

Owned more than 700 houses for rents, shares in foreign banks and millions of dollar deposited in banks

A

Dominican Order

111
Q

They have the most beautiful cemetery because of its well groomed plants and clean pathways

A

Protestants

112
Q

Their cemetery was the most pompous with its ornate and expensive mausoleums and extravagantly carved spulchers

A

Catholic

113
Q

Their cemetery was the simples containing only a little mosque and tombstones with Arabic inscriptions

A

Muslim

114
Q

He did not like the meals on board by he liked the ship because it was clean and efficiently managed

A

Oceanic

115
Q

One of the happiest interludes in the life of Rizal

A

Visit Japan

116
Q

It is more extensive than Paris. The walls are built in cyclone an manner. The streets are large and wide.

A

Tokyo

117
Q

Secretary of the Spanish Legation

A

Juan Perez Cabellero

118
Q

He accepted the Caballero’s invitation

A

He could economize his living expenses

He had nothing to hide from the “prying eyes of the Spanish authorities.”

119
Q

Young, fine and excellent writer and an able diplomat who had travelled much

A

Juan Perez Caballero

120
Q

Visits in Japan

A

Meguro
Nikko
Hakone
Miyanoshita

121
Q

Kabuki plays

A

Sendaihagi
Manjiro Nakahama
Chushingura- Amagawaya Gihei , painted a scene

122
Q

Date of Tetcho’s diary as he bade farewell to Rizal in London

A

May 20, 1889

123
Q

Date he was permitted to go ashore

A

May 4, 1888

124
Q

Where he stayed in San Francisco which was a first-class hotel in the city

A

Palace Hotel

125
Q

Millionaire senator representing California in the US SenTe at that time

A

Leland Stanford

126
Q

The Presidents of the United States at that time

A

Grover Cleveland

127
Q

In Oakland

A

Supper at Sacramento for 75cents

Slept in his coach

128
Q

Date he arrived in New York

A

May 13, 1888

129
Q

Duration of stay in New York

A

Three days

130
Q

Big Town

A

New York City

Memorial of George Washington

131
Q

Date he left New York for Liverpool on board

A

May 16, 1888

City of Rome

132
Q

The second largest ship in the world

A

City of Rome

133
Q

Statue of Liberty

A

Bedloe Island

134
Q

Racial prejudice

A

Ponce- negro cannot marry a white woman vice versa

Hatred against the Vhinese

135
Q

Duration of stay in London

A

May 1888-March 1889

136
Q

He chose this English city to be his new home for three reason:

A

To improve his knowledge of the English language
To study and annotate Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (Mexico, 1609)
London was a safe place for him to carry on his fight against Spanish tyranny

137
Q

Where he engaged deeply in Filipiniana studies and completely annotating Morga’s books and wrote many article for La Solidaridad and penned a famous letter to the young women of Malolos

A

London

138
Q

Offensive weapon a small wooden disc attached a strong from the finger

A

Yoyo

139
Q

It is used by Filipino children as a toy

A

Yoyo

140
Q

Date he arrived in Liverpool England, day stayed

A

May 24, 1888

One day

141
Q

Date he went to London

A

May 25, 1888

142
Q

Where he stayed in London

A

Home of Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor

Boarding place at No. 37 Chalcot Crescent, Primrose Hill: Becketts

143
Q

The Becketts

A

Mr. Beckett, organist of St. Paul’s church
Mrs. Beckett
Three harming daughter: Gertrude “Gettie”

144
Q

Near public parks and walking distance to the British museum

A

Beckett home

145
Q

An exile of 1872 and practicing lawyer in London

A

Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor

146
Q

The librarian of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and an authority on Malayan languages and customs

A

Dr. Reinhold Rost

147
Q

The librarian called him “a pearl of man” where he spent Sunday’s

A

Una perla de hombre

Dr. Reinhold Rost

148
Q

Bad news

A

Persecution of the Filipino patriots of Manila who signed the “Petition of 1888”
The Calamba agrarian trouble of 1888
Manuel T. Hidalgo (husband of Saturnina), Rizal’s brother-in-law was exiled to Bohol
Mariano Herbosa (husband of Lucia) was denied Christian burial because of the malicious rumor that he had not confessed since his marriage
Laureano Viado (friend and medical student at the UST) was imprisoned because the copy of the Noli was found in his possession

149
Q

Good news

A

Rev. Vicente Garcia’s defense of the Noli against the attacks of the Friars (heard from Ponce)

150
Q

Venerable Filipino canon of the Manila Cathedral

A

Mariano Ponce

151
Q

Old histories of the Phililpines

A

Fr. Chirino
Fr. Colin
Argensola
Plasencia

152
Q

Years he was deeply immersed in his historical studies in London

A

1888-1889

153
Q

Date of Refusal to edit a newspaper to Ponce

A

October 12, 1888

154
Q

Date he visited Paris for a week in order to search for more historical materials in Bibliotheque Nationale

A

September 1888

155
Q

Entertained in Paris

A

Juan Luna and his wife (Paz Pardo de Tavera)

Son, Andres (nicknamed Luling)

156
Q

Date he went to Spain visiting Madrid and Barcelona

A

December 11, 1888

157
Q

First time he met

A

Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Mariano Ponce
Two titans of the Propaganda Movement

158
Q

Date he returned to London and spent Christmas and New Year

A

December 23, 1888

159
Q

English girl with brown hair, blue eyes and pink cheeks

A

Gettie
Left her in 1889 and could not marry Gertrude
To a more serious affair

160
Q

Fray Rodriguez’s attacks on Noli leaflet

A

Cuestiones de Sumo Interes

161
Q

Rizal wrote a pamphlet as a satire presenting a spirited dialogue between St. Augustine and Fr. Rodriguez

A

La Vision del Fray Rodriguez (Barcelona, 1889) under his pseudonym Dimas Alang

162
Q

Rizal demonstrated two things in La Visión del Fray Rodriguez

A

His profound knowledge of religion

His biting satire

163
Q

Upon the request of M.H. Del Pilar to praise the young women of Malolos for their courage to establish a school where they can learn Spanish despite the opposition of a Spanish priest of Malolos

A

Letter to the Young Women of Malolos February 1889

Fr. Felipe Garcia

164
Q

The main points of the letter

A

Filipino mother should teach her children love of God, fatherland and mankind

Filipino mother should be glad like Spartan mother, to offer her sons in the defense of the fatherland

Filipino woman should know how to preserve her dignity and honor

Filipino woman should educate herself aside from retaining her good racial virtue

Faith is not merely reciting long prayers and wearing religious pictures but rather it is living the real Christian way with good morals and good manners

165
Q

A journal devoted to Asian studies

A

Trubner’s record

166
Q

Editor of Trubner’s Record

A

Dr. Roar

167
Q

Dr. Rost requested Rizal to contribute some articles in espouse to his request the latter prepared two articles

A

Specimens of Tagal Folklore May 1889

Two Eastern fables June 1889

168
Q

It consisted of Filipino proverbs and puzzles

A

Specimens of Tagal Folklore

169
Q

A comparative study of Philippime and Japanese folklore

A

Two Eastern Fables

170
Q

TEF attracted to attention of a Dutch Orientalist who mentioned it in his paper read before the __ held in __ the same year 1889

A

Dr. H. Kern
International Congress of Orientalists
Stockholm
1889

171
Q

Date they founded a society in Madrid for the purpose of working for needed reforms which were the very aims for which the Propaganda movement was being waged

A

January 12, 1889

Asociacion Hispano-Filipina

172
Q

The President of the AHF was a Spanish Statesman, professor and historian

A

Don Miguel Morayta

173
Q

The Vice President of AHF who has resided in the Philippines

A

General Felipe de las Corte

174
Q

Secretary of AHF

A

Dr. Dominador Gomez

Ramiro Franco as pseudonym

175
Q

Founder of La Solidaridad

Date

A

Graciano Lopez-Jaena

February 15, 1889

176
Q

Pen name of Mariano Ponce

A

Naning

177
Q

Manager of La Solidaridad who collects data, edits, corrects proofs, writes the lead, prepares the correspondence and also distributes the copies

A

Naning

178
Q

Pen names of Rizal in La Solidaridad

A

Dimas Alang

LaongLaan

179
Q

Before leaving London, he carved several fine sculptural works

A

Prometheus bound
The triumph of Death over life- Blumentritt
THe triumph of Science over death-Blumentritt
Composite carving if the heads of the three Beckett sisters (farewell gift)

180
Q

Date Rizal Departed for Paris

A

March 1889

181
Q

It has attracted thousand of tourists so that all hotel accommodations were taken

A

The International Exposition of 1889

182
Q

For a short time, Rizal loved I’m the house of a friend where he polished his annotated edition of Morga’s book

A

Valentin Ventura

No. 45 Rue Maubeuge

183
Q

Finally he loved in a little room with the former gobernadorcillo of Santa Ana, Manila and a refugee from Spanish tyranny and a young student from Manila

A

Capitan Justo Trinidad

Jose Albert

184
Q

Spent most his time in Paris in the reading area

A

Bibliotheque Nationale

185
Q

Done at the homes

A

Pardo de Taveras
Venturas
Ramirezes
Rochas

186
Q

Three Pardo de Taveras

A

Dr. Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera
Dr. Felix Pardo de Tavera
Paz Pardo de Tavera

187
Q

Wife of Juan Luna

A

Paz Pardo de Tavera

188
Q

Physician by vocation and sculptor by avocation

A

Dr. Felix Pardo de Tavera

189
Q

Physician by vocation and philologist by avocation

A

Dr. Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera

190
Q

The PDT were the children of an exile of 1872 who escaped from Marianas and lived in France

A

Don Joaquin Pardo de Tavera

191
Q

Frequent visitor of the Boustead family

A

No. 3 Rue de Bassins

192
Q

He was born in the Philippines, the son of a rich French businessman of Singapore and gas married a daughter of the prominent Genato family of Manila

A

Mr. Edward Boustead

193
Q

Boustead Villa

A

Biarritz (France)

194
Q

Boustead Daughters

A

Nelly (Nellie)

Adelina

195
Q

Paris study of languages

A

Volume of French exercises as a textbooks for students of the French language
Lecture on Oriental languages in the University of Paris with Dr. Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera

196
Q

Sunday’s in Oaris

A

Fencing lessons at Luna’s studio by a French fencing master

197
Q

Fenced with

A 
Luna brothers (Juan and Antonio)
Valentin Ventura
Boustead sisters (Nelly was a good fencer)
198
Q

Paris statues

A 
The Beggar (Blumetritt)
The Maid with a Basket (Blumentritt)

Artistic wallet (petaca) made of Philippine vine (nito)

199
Q

Date of the organizing of Kidlat Club

A

End of March 1889

200
Q

Paisano of the Kidlat Club

A 
Antonio and Juan Luna
Lauro Dimayuga
Baldomero Roxas
Gregorio Aguilera
Fernando Canon
Gregorio Pautu
Julio Llorente
201
Q

Purely a social club of temporary nature

A

Kidlat club

202
Q

It was founded by Rizal simply to bring together the young Filipinos in the French capital so that they could enjoy their sojourn in the city during the International exposition

A

Kidlat club

203
Q

Kidlat in Tagalog

A

Lightning

204
Q

Buffalo Bill’s troupe

American Indians

A

Indios Bravos

205
Q

The Japanese art of self-defense

A

Jiujitsu

206
Q

Printing of Morga’s Sucesos

A

Garnier Freres

Dedicated it: To the Filipinos

207
Q

The Prologue was written

A

Professor Blumentritt

208
Q

Rizal’s censorship

A

Rizal commits the error of many historians in appraising the events of the past in the lights of present standards

Rizal’s attacks on the Church were unfair and unjustified because of the abuses of the Friars should not be construed to mean that Catholicism is bad

209
Q

To study the Philippines from the scientific and historical point of view

A

International Association of Filipinologists

210
Q

President IAF

A

Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt (Austrian)

211
Q

VP of IAF

A

Mr. Edmund Plauchut (French)

212
Q

Counsellors of IAF

A

Dr. Reinhold Rost (Anglo-German)

Dr. Antonio Ma. Regidor (Filipino-Spanish)

213
Q

Secretary of IAF

A

Dr. Jose Rizal

214
Q

Date of Inaugural Convention of the International Association of Filipinologist in Paris (did no materialize based on the refusal of the French government

A

August 1889

Dr. Rost
Dr. Yule
Dr. Jagor
Dr. A.B. Meyer
Dr. Kern
Dr. Czepelak
215
Q

To train and educate men of good family and financial means in accordance with demand of modern times and circumstances

A

Modern college in Hong Kong

216
Q

A rich Filipino residents in Paris raise P40,000

A

Mr. Cunanan

217
Q

Did not materialize project of Rizal

A

During his exile in Dapitan-founded a school for boys

218
Q

Slanderous attack of Fray Jose Rodriguez

A

La Vision del Fray Rodriguez

219
Q

Satirical work as a reply to another slanderer Fr. Salvador Font

A

Poor Telefono

220
Q

Masterminded the banning of his Noli

A

Fr. Salvador Font

221
Q

Publication of Por Telefono

A

Booklet

Barcelona, 1889

222
Q

Satirical pamphlet under is a witty satire which ridicules Father Font under pen name

A

Dimas Alang

223
Q

First radio-telegraph signals received by Marconi across the Atlantic was in 1901

A

Twelve years after the publication of Rizal’s Por Telefono

224
Q

Antonio Luna

A

Nelly-Rizal

225
Q

Spanish newspaperman who was writing articles against the the Filipinos

A

Mir Deas

226
Q

Leonor Rivera’s marriage to an Englishman

A

Mr. Henry C. Kipping

227
Q

The beautiful French Riviera is an ideal spot for Romance

A

Biarritz

228
Q

Marriage proposal did not prosper

A

Adelina was not sure he loved her because of his broken engagement with Leonor Rivera
Rizal refused to accept the condition that he became a Protestant like her
Adelina’s mother opposed the match because Rizal was not rich enough to support a family in style

229
Q

Boustead villa in Biarritz

A

Villa Eliada

230
Q

Christmas in Paris

A

December 25, 1889

231
Q

Brief visit to London

A

To compare his printed annotated edition of Morga’s Sucesos with the original copy in the British Museum

To visit Gertrude Beckett for the last time

232
Q

Date he went back in Paris

A

Middle of January 1890

Terrible headache
Influenza epidemic
Flu

233
Q

Hindi lahat ibibigay sa anak

A

Francisco Balagtas

Ang laki sa layaw karaniwa’s hubad

234
Q

Dedicated to

Morga’s

A

The Filipinos

235
Q

Author of the The Sucesos Las Islas Filipinos

A

Dr. Morga

236
Q

Received copies of Por Telefono from

A

Mariano Ponce

237
Q

Letter Mr. Deas

A

Antonio Luna

238
Q

Author of Caiigat Cayo

A

Marcelo H. Del Pilar

239
Q

Pen name of Marcelo H. Del Pilar

A

Dolores Manapat

240
Q

Madrid Newspaper attacker

A

Vicente Barrantes

La España Moderna

Rizal (4 decks)

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