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Unit 4: Higher Education & Life Abroad Flashcards

1
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The people who became objects of ridicule and laughter in an exhibition in Madrid

A

Igorot

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The upright, earnest, and caring teacher whom Rizal considered his best professor

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Francisco de Paula Sanchez

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The city where Rizal learned many languages and became a member of various scientific communities

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Berlin

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4
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Rizal was labeled with this name after restoring his mother’s eyesight

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German Doctor
or
Doctor Uliman

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5
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A prominent university where Rizal enrolled in the course Philosophy and Letters

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University of Santo Tomas

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6
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The friend who loaned Rizal some amount to cover for the printing of the Noli Me Tangere

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Maximo Viola

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The bodyguard who was assigned to Rizal to protect him from his adversaries

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Don Jose Taviel de Andrade

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The steamer, which Rizal took to reach Manila near midnight of August

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Djemnah

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9
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The Filipinologist who showed Rizal some interesting things taken from tombs in the Philippines

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Professor Blumentritt

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10
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A city southwest of Berlin which later became the historical site of the Potsdam Conference in 1945

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Potsdam

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11
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From […] to […], Rizal studied at the University of Santo Tomas, enrolling in Philosophy and Letters, but shifted to Medicine a year after

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1877 to 1882

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12
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Classes in Ateneo were divided into two groups: […] (boarders, and […] (non-boarders)

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  • Roman Empire (interns)
  • Carthaginian Empire (externs)
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13
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Rizal attended a dinner party held in honor of two award-winning Filipino painters, […] and […]

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  • Juan Luna
  • Felix Hidalgo
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14
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From November 1885 to February 1886, Rizal worked as an assistant to the celebrated ophthalmologist […]

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Dr. Louis de Weckert

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15
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In Casa Tomasina, Rizal’s landlord and uncle Antonio Rivera had a daughter, […], who became his sweetheart

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Leonor

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16
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Rizal stopped attending classes at UST in […] for he was sick and tired of the discriminatory and oppressive Dominican professors

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1882

17
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[…] is the author of Travels in the Philippines

A

Dr. Feodor Jagor

18
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[…] was formerly the Escuela Pia (Charity School), a school for poor boys in Manila established by the government in 1817

A

Ateneo

19
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The Japanese novelist and human rights fighter Rizal befriended onboard the “Belgic” in April 1888

A

Tetcho Suehiro

20
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The venue of the meeting in which Rizal explained the aims of the civic association La Liga Filipina

A

House of Doroteo Ongjunco

21
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Rizal formed this temporary social club which brought together Filipinos witnessing the exposition

A

Kidlat Club

22
Q

Rizal lived in the Spanish legation in Tokyo upon his invitation

A

Juan Perez Caballero

23
Q

This is where Rizal revised and prepared for printing his second novel

A

Brussels

24
Q

The publisher that agreed to print the El Fili on an installment basis

A

F. Meyer-Van Loo

25
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Rizal’s friend who helped him to have many patrons for his medical clinic in Hong Kong

A

Dr. Lorenzo P. Marques

26
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The man who described Rizal as a “pearl of a man” (una perla de hombre)

A

Dr. Reinhold Rost

27
Q

The country where Rizal met Marcelo H. del Pilar for the first time

A

Spain

28
Q

Rizal manually copied and annotated this rare book, which is available in the British Museum

A

Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas

29
Q

A patriotic socio-political organization founded in 1872 by Filipinos who had settled in Europe

A

Propaganda

30
Q

Through […]’s “salvific” act, the El Filibusterismo came off the press on September 18, 1891

A

Valentin Ventura

31
Q

Rizal witnessed the […], with its greatest attraction the Eiffel Tower

A

Universal Exposition of Paris

32
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Rizal saw the Statue of Liberty symbolizing freedom and democracy at the […]

A

Bedloe Island

33
Q

In London, Rizal boarded at the […] where he was lovingly served by […], the daughter of his landlord

A
  • Beckett residence
  • Gertrude
34
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[…] showed Rizal anti-friar leaflets “Pobres Frailes* which were allegedly discovered in his sister Lucia’s pillow cases

A

Governor-General Eulogio Despujol

35
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[…] became the honorary president of the patriotic society Asociacion La Solidaridad

A

Rizal

36
Q

The ship captain, […] handed over Rizal to the local Spanish commandant, Ricardo Carnicero, in Dapitan

A

Delgras

37
Q

In 1892 aboard “Menon”, Rizal went to […] to confer with British authorities as regards the founding of a Filipino colony in North Borneo

A

Sandakan

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