GE 009 RIZAL’S LIFE AND WORKS

MODULE C.3 L.4 WORKSHEET Lesson 4: EXILE, TRIAL AND DEATH

NAME: NCAH ANDREA Q REYES PROFESSOR: LEA VELASCO

YEAR AND SECTION: BSHM 1C DATE: 12/2/2021

PRELIMINARY WORK
ACTIVITY 1: “EXILE IN DAPITAN ”

Instructions:

Assigned Watching:

RIZAL SA DAPITAN
LINK : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrxMkhf1Gu0

After watching the movie “Rizal sa Dapitan”, find some thoughts on the question:
In your assessment, is the sentence and the life of Dr. Jose Rizal was just while in Dapitan? Why or Why not?

On July 17, 1982, rizal was arrested, deported, and landed in Dapitan without the benefit of a trial,
however it is said that it was also kept at Fort Santiago. Rizalk is a prisoner in Dapitan, but he is aware
that this is the last time he will see his family. He chose to make their final stay as memorable as
possible by constructing a school and a clinic for him to provide free services to those who cannot
afford it. During his four years in Dapitan, he did not allow himself to live the life of a prisoner;
instead, he chose to aid his fellow Filipinos who needed assistance. As rizal was being detained by the
spanish, he was returned to his homeland, the Philippines, at Fort Santiago. On the 26th of December,
rizal was put on trial as part of a rebellion against the Spanish government. Bagumbayan, or what we
now call the luneta park, was the site of his death.

POST ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY 2: “SERVING OTHERS ”
 Serving Others, a Social Responsibility
Adapted from De Viana, Augusto V. et.al. (2018). Jose Rizal: Social Reformer and Patriot. A Study of His
Life and Times

Present Realities: QUESTIONS:

The “kanya-kanya” or “to each his 1)How does Rizal demonstrated his share
own” mentality has influenced many Filipinos of serving others?
into alienating themselves from others. It is not
uncommon to hear about antagonism between 2) Enumerate 2 examples on how he had
the rich and the poor, the strong and the weak, exemplified his social responsibility?
the Christians and the Muslims, the rightists
and the leftists and this results in man going Rizal dedicated a significant portion of his
against his nature as a social individual who life to self-improvement through self-
should be willing to love and serve others even education. He was not only occupied
if they do not belong to his own group. While it intellectually, but he also studied art,
is true that love for and service to others are
painting, and languages, including German,
part of God’s plan of creation, these same gifts
could also be sources of misery, pain, cruelty, as well as keeping up with the newest
injustice, and oppression, if these will be philosophical and scientific debates across
directed to one’s own circle of friends only. the world.
Water, when contaminated by poison, can be a
source of death instead of life to those who
drink it. The contamination of man’s natural
ability to love and serve others, with jealousy,
rivalry, pride, prejudice, ignorance, and
misunderstanding leads to one’s refusal to be
socially concerned and responsible for those
who do not belong to his “in-group”, his family
members, friends, or those belonging to the
ANSWERS:
same social strata.
1. Dr. Jose Rizal's manner of serving others is to promote the Reform movement in order to
alleviate the Filipinos' plight at the hands of the Spaniards. This is how he gives back to
his compatriots. As an active propagandist, Rizal used his knowledge to inspire the
Filipino people to fight for their rights through essays, poems, and novels such as El
 Filibusterismo and Noli Me Tangere. As a manner of serving others, this is his biggest
contribution to the Filipino people.
2. -Rizal dedicated a significant portion of his life to self-improvement through self-
education. He was not only occupied intellectually, but he also studied art, painting, and
languages, including German, as well as keeping up with the newest philosophical and
scientific debates across the world.
-Rizal delved into the primary portion of the Propaganda, a development that shook the
Philippines' government, the most notable of which was Filipinos' digestion in the
Spanish country through depiction in the Cortes (Spanish Parliament).

EVALUATION (PAIR)
Read articles and books, and watch documentaries on the issue of Retraction of Rizal. Then from
your own comprehension, answer the same question:

DID RIZAL RETRACT?

1. Find a partner from your class and work together.

2. Defend and give proof on your answer as if defending a case in court.

3. Use Power Point Presentation for the evidences

In summary:

Reflect on new things that you have learned from Chapter 3 Lesson 4.

 In this chapter, I gathered a lot of knowledge and learned a valuable lesson about
Rizal's final days. Rizal's motives in all of his works are based on this value. Examine
the causes that led to his deportation from Dapitan and imprisonment in Fort Santiago,
and compare them to current developments in the area of justice.