semifinals Flashcards

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when did Rizal proposed
the idea of writing a novel about
the Philippines to the Circulo- Hispano Filipino?

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january 2 1884

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3
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a novel published by pedro paterno in 1885

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ninay

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4
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rial saw this as a reflection of
the Philippines’ social and
political issues, motivating
him to write a novel that
i l lustrated the need for
national redemption.

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Spolarium

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5
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It provided a model for conveying social
injustices and encouraged rizal to
address the pressing issues in the
Philippine

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the wandering jew by eugene sue

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rizals sources of inspirations from writing his novels

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spolarium, uncle tom’s cabin, the wandering jew

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when did rizal began writing noli?

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1884

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when did rizal finished writing noli?

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february 21, 1887

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purpose of writing the novel?

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(1) to picture the past and the realities in thePhilippines;
(2) to reply to insults heaped on the Filipinos andtheir country;
(3)to unmask the hypocrisy that have of the Filipinopeople impoverished and brutalized the Filipinopeople; and
(4) to stir the patriotism of the Filipino people

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11
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represents affluent,liberal,European-educated Filipinos.

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juan crisostomo ibarra

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Ibarra’s mysterious friendandskilledboater;afugitive.

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elias

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Helps Ibarra believingtheeducatedclass(ilustrados) can redeemthecountry.

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elias

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Represents the Filipino masses andtheirfightagainst Spanish oppressionandinjustice.

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elias

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Crisostomo’s father; jailedfor helpingayoungboy abused by a Spanishtax collector.

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don rafael ibarra

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Considered a heretic by Father Damasodueto his liberal views.

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don rafael ibarra

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Represents affluent landlords withasocialconscience

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don rafael ibarra

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Ibarra’s sweetheart; daughter ofFatherDamaso and Pia Alba.

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maria clara

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Mirrors the religious upbringingandloyaltyofFilipino women.

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maria clara

20
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Represents Filipino with loyalty, religiosityofthe woman in real Filipinosociety

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maria clara

21
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Father of Maria Clara; involvedintheillegalopium trade.

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kapitan tyago

22
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Symbolizes wealthy landlords whoprioritizemoney over morality

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kapitan tyago

23
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Represents the subservient Filipinomentalitytoward authority.

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kapitan tyago

24
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A friar and antagonist; MariaClara’sbiological father

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padre damaso

25
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Represents the oppressivenatureoftheChurch during Spanish rule

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padre damaso

26
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Embodies the abuse of power bycolonialauthorities.

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padre damaso

27
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Mother of BasilioandCrispin; loseshersanity after losingher sons

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sisa

28
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Represents unfortunateFi l ipinomothers sufferingfromtheinjusticesofsociety.

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sisa

29
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Illustrates the painandstrugglesofFilipino families duringthat time

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sisa

30
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Illustrates the vulnerability of theinnocentinacorrupt society

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basilio and crispin

31
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Abusive husband of Sisa; loves cockfighting.

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pedro

32
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Represents domestic violenceandthedarkeraspects of Filipino society

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pedro

33
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A misunderstood philosopher; arguesagainstthe Catholic Church andsocial issues.

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pilosopong tasyo

34
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Represents the enlightenedbut marginalizedthinkers in society.

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pilosopong tasyo

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Teacher at San Diego; critiques theineffectiveeducational system.

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the school master

36
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Reflects intellectual dissatisfactionandtheneed for educational reform

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the school master

37
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Social climber; marriedDonTiburciotoappear Spanish

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dona victorina

38
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Embodies colonial mentality andthedesiretoimitate Spanish culture.

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dona victorina

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Wife of the Alferez; abusivetowardSisa.

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dona consolacion

40
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Reflects the hypocrisy andcrueltypresentinsociety.

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dona consolacion

41
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Doña Victorina’s l impandsubmissivehusband; pretends to beadoctor

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Don Tiburcio

42
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His character illustrates thecomplexitiesofgender roles and submissioninmarriage.

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Don Tiburcio

43
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Represents the lack of agencyandthesubmissive nature of someFilipinosinsociety.

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Don Tiburcio

44
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Second novel by Rizal, followingNoli MeTangere.

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El Filibusrterismo

45
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when did el fili finished

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march 29 1891

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