QUIZ 1

1. He was the savior of Noli Me Tangere.

MAXIMO VIOLA

2. It was considered the “mistress of the world” during the 17th

century

SPAIN

3. Another name for compulsory labor by the

Filipinos.
POLO

4. A full-blooded Zapotec Indian who was elected as president of

Mexico.

BENITO JUAREZ

5. The original title of the first poem written by Rizal in his native language at the age of
eight.

SA AKING MGA KABABATA

6. Rizal’s boyish imagination was stirred by the sufferings of Edmond Dantes in the novel .
THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO (Alexander Dumas)

7. An inspiring poem of flawless form, beseeching the Filipino youth to rise from
lethargy:

TO THE FILIPINO YOUTH / A LA JUVENTUD FILIPINA

8. The poem which Rizal dedicated to his mother on her

birthday.

MY FIRST INSPIRATION / A MI PRIMERA INSPIRACION

9. This novel portrays the brutalities of American slave-owners and the pathetic conditions of
the unfortunate Negro slaves inspired Rizal to prepare his own novel.
MY UNCLE TOM'S CABIN

10. The winning allegory of Rizal was a literary masterpiece based on the Greek classic .
EL CONSEJO DELOS DIOSES / THE COUNCIL OF GODS

11. It was an organization which Rizal founded at UST to help other Filipino
students.
COMPANERISMO

12. R.A. 1425 states that RIZAL’s life and works should be taught in all private and public schools in
the country. R.A. 1425 is otherwise known as the .
RIZAL LAW
13. Rafael Palma said that the doctrines of Rizal are for all .
EPOCH

14. He signed the Emancipation Act of

America.
LINCOLN / ABRAHAM LINCOLN

15. An Austrian scholar who became Rizal’s best foreign

friend.
FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT / BLUMENTRITT
16. The pen name of Rizal in his diary is .
P. JACINTO

17. He financially helped Rizal in the printing of Noli Me Tangere.

MAXIMO VIOLA / VIOLA

18. “ Rizal is the greatest man the Malayan race has produced,” said .
BLUMENTRITT / FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT

19. England colonized Hongkong whose former name was .

FRAGRANT HARBOR / FRAGRANT HARBOUR

20. When he was 15 yrs old and was still a student in the Ateneo de Manila, he wrote a poem about
his hometown entitled .
IN MEMORY OF MY TOWN / UN RECUERDO A MI PUEBLO

21. Ateneo de Manila was formerly named .

ESCUELA PIA

22. He was the national poet of Spain and he wrote the epic Don
Quixote.
MIGUEL CERVANTES

23. The exact date of Rizal’s

execution.
DECEMBER 30, 1896

24. War trumpet : Homer ; Golden Laurel : .

CERVANTES

25. Rhine: most beautiful falls in Europe ; : tallest cathedral in

Germany.
ULM

26. It was the title of the grammar book that Rizal gave to
Blumentritt.
ARITMETICA

27. Rizal dedicated his “El Filibusterismo” to .

GOMBURZA

28. This is a book by Dr. Feodor Jagor showing the defects of Spanish colonization and his prophecy that
someday Spain would lose the Philippines.
TRAVELS IN THE PHILIPPINES

29. What does the term "Calamba"

mean?
BIG JAR / JAR

30. A place in Europe considered as the "Queen of the

Danube".
VIENNA
QUIZ 2

1. She introduced Josephine Bracken and the step father to Jose

Rizal.
Manuela Orlac

2. For how much did Rizal initially buy his piece of land in
Talisay?
18 PESOS / EIGHTEEN PESOS / P18.00 / 18 Ph.p

3. Rizal arrived in Dapitan on a steamer .

CEBU

4. The Captain of the guardia civil in Zamboanga who became a friend of Dr. Jose Rizal.
CAPT. RICARDO CARNICERO / RICARDO CARNICERO / CARNICERO / CAPT. CARNICERO /
CAPTAIN CARNICERO / CAPTAIN RICARDO CARNICERO

5. The real name of Pablo Mercado- the

spy.
FLORENCIO NAMANAN

6. After the execution of Rizal, Josephine Bracken worked as a nurse to the .

KATIPUNAN

7. Rizal was executed at Bagumbayan now Luneta on .

December 30, 1896 DECEMBER 30, 1896 / DEC. 30, 1896

8. Rizal gave his only son the name .

FRANCISCO

9. The parish priest of Talisay who required Rizal to publicly retract his errors concerning religion.
FR. ANTONIO OBACH

10. Rizal prepared to be buried at .

PAANG BUNDOK

11. The governor-general who signed Rizal’s order of execution.

CAMILLO GARCIA DE POLEVIEJA / CAMILLO POLEVIEJA / GEN. CAMILLO DE POLEVIEJA / GEN. CAMILLO
POLEVIEJA

12. M. del Pilar wrote Rizal a letter begging for forgiveness for any resentment and requesting Rizal
to resume writing for the newspaper named .
LA SOLIDARIDAD

13. On July 3, 1892, Rizal founded a league whose purpose was to unite the
Filipinos. LA LIGA FILIPINA

14. A prophetic priest who warned Rizal beforehand of his fate.

FR. FEDERICO FAURA / FR. FAURA / FR. F. FAURA
15. Noli: Harriet Stowe; El Fili : . ALEXANDER DUMAS / DUMAS
16. Leonor Rivera : ; Jose Rizal: Laong-Laan. TAIMIS

17. He was Rizal’s favorite teacher at the Ateneo who defended the NOLI in
public. FR. SANCHEZ / FR. FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANCHEZ

18. It was the title of the grammar book that Rizal gave to Blumentritt. ARITMETIKA
19. Rizal compared the Tagalog language with other languages to prove that .ALL LANGUAGES
ARE EQUAL

20. The poem which won Rizal the first place in a literary contest. From it came the famous line “ The
youth is the hope of the fatherland”.
A LA JUVENTUD FILIPINA

21. : Ateneo ; Dominicans:

UST. JESUITS

22. It was the society of Filipinos and Spanish that Rizal joined upon reaching
Madrid. CIRCULO HISPANO-FILIPINO

23. In La Juventud Filipina, the lines “Come down with pleasing light of art and science to the
flight” imply that the capacity of the Filipino youth to learn is .
LIMITLESS

24. Rhine: most beautiful falls in Europe ; : tallest cathedral in

Germany. ULM

25. Rizal did not escape from Dapitan because he had given his word to the
government. TRUE

26. “She breaks the neck of vice and its deceit; Black crimes turns pale at Her hostility.” The words
She and Her in this excerpt refer to:
EDUCATION

27. “But these were lost – by furious waves were overthrown. Like bancas in the stormy sea, long
years ago.” These in the first line, Rizal was referring to:
LANGUAGE

28. Rizal was named after St. Joseph:

THE DREAMER

29. This Italian City pleased him because of its business activity, its lively people and it panoramic
beauty. NAPLES

30. The greatest city of Cataluña and Spain’s second largest

city. BARCELONA
31. “Ah, tender childhood, lovely town, Rich fount of my felicities…” In these lines, Rizal was referring
to .
CALAMBA

32. Sa Aking Mga kababata : First Poem ; : Last poem.

MI ULTIMO ADIOS / HULING PAALAM / MY LAST
FAREWELL

33. It was the poem which Rizal composed upon the request of his friends and which he
declaimed during the New Year’s Eve reception.
AMOR PATRIO

34. This is a poem Rizal wrote at age 15 in 1876 as he remembered his beloved town.
UN RECUERDO A MI PUEBLO

35. While in Paris, Rizal worked in the clinic of the famous French ophthalmologist .
DR. LOUIS DE WECKERT

36. In this school,Rizal was not almost accepted because and he was too undersized for his age.
ESCUELA PIA

37. The execution of inspired Rizal to fight the Spanish tyranny and redeem his oppressed people.
GOMBURZA

38. He called Rizal the “Great Malayan”.

DR. FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT / FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT / BLUMENTRITT / DR. BLUMENTRITT

39. A province which means “a big jar”.

CALAMBA

40. The initial given to Rizal on his tombstone in order to deceive people.
RPJ

41. In what museum did Rizal send his

specimens? DRESDEN / DRESDEN MUSEUM

42. The pupil of Dr. Rizal who became the first governor of
Zamboanga. JOSELITO ASENIERO / JOSELITO ASINIERO

43. Superior of the Jesuit Society in the Philippines who gave Rizal a letter of
recommendation. FR. PASTELLS / PASTELLS / FATHER PASTELLS / FATHER RAMON PASTELLS

44. A katipunero who encouraged Rizal to join in the

Katipunan. PIO VALENZUELA / DR. PIO VALENZUELA / DR.
VALENZUELA

45. In what country did Rizal volunteer as a physician?

CUBA

46. A governor general whom the Cubans called “the butcher” was .
VALERIANO WEYLER

47. “Education without is not true education”.

GOD

48. He was a Spanish journalist who wrote the best biography of

Rizal. WENCESLAO RETANA

49. Rizal: Rizalista; Del Pilar: .

PILARISTA

50. The pen name Rizal used in writing the “Amor Patrio”.
LAONG LAAN

Quiz 3

1. According to Rizal, in order to know where the country is going, we should open the pages of its .
BOOKS / BOOK

2. Rizal said: “A man can live in any climate, if he will adopt himself to its requirements and
conditions.” TRUE

3. It is the who are responsible for the present servitude of our

compatriots… MOTHERS

4. Rizal said “ is a flower-bed that is to rear rich fruit and must accumulate wealth for its
descendants.
YOUTH

5. Orientals and the Malays, in particular, are sensitive people: delicacy of sentiment is predominant
with them.
ALWAYS

6. Man works for an object. Remove the and you reduce him to
inaction. OBJECT

7. The sweet senorita who was the maestra of the women of Malolos.
SENORITA GUADALUPE REYES / GUADALUPE REYES

8. The reason why Rizal wrote a letter to the young women of

Malolos. TO BOAST THE MORALE IN THEIR PURSUED ENDEAVOR

9. The fact is that in a countries, violent work is not a good thing as it is in cold
countries. ORIENTAL

10. No good comes from a turbid, bitter spring; no savory fruit comes from acrid
seed. WATER
11. This was an essay written by Rizal in defense of the ill notion of the Spaniards against
the FilipinoTHs.
SOBRE LA INDOLENCIA DELOS FILIPINOS

12. Rizal declined writing in the propaganda because of his being sensitive. The newspaper was named
. LA SOLIDARIDAD
13. It is the who are responsible for the present servitude of our compatriots… MOTHERS
14. The parish priest who turned down the petition of the Malolos women to open a school,
(complete name) FR. FELIPE GARCIA
15. The letter To the language. Young Women of Malolos was originally written in
language.
TAGALOG
16. There is no grief that the brave can not bear. MIND

17. Rizal clearly pointed out the reasons why Filipinos lose the interest to work in his article .
THE INDOLENCE OF THE FILIPINOS

18. It is said that in the Philippines is a chronic malady. INDOLENCE

19. . “…I will raise a part of the veil that covers the evil, sacrificing to truth everything , even vanity
itself, since as thy son I am conscious that I also suffer from thy defects and weaknesses.” These famous
lines if Rizal is written in his work entitled . NOLI ME TANGERE
20. In his essay “Filipinas Dentro de Cien A?os”, Rizal wanted: Philippine’s freedom of religion
and work
21. On Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo, Rizal wanted to tell the world that: Filipino genius could be
anywhere
22. In “MI Retiro”, Rizal says: “While the waves with their sighs tell of their woes-. Tales that are lost as
they roll to the heights.” Tales in the lines refers to LIVES
23. It is the form of government conceived by Thomas Moore, wherein existed universal
suffrage. UTOPIA
24. It was an essay written by Rizal which denounced the frequent intentional fires in Manila.LA
MANO ROJA
25. While in Spain, Rizal became a mason to secure freemasonry’s aid in his fight against the friars in the
Philippines. He joined the Masonic lodge called : LODGE SOLIDARIDAD
26. Whenever the Mercado children, including Jose Rizal, got into mischief, they were given a sound
spanking . Evidently, they believed in the maxim: “ Spare the rod and spoil the child.” The maxim
meant
: CHILDREN WITHOUT PROPER GUIDANCE WOULD GO WAYWARD
27. Indolence in the Philippines is not hereditary. TRUE
28. “Scholars are men of peace; they bear no arms; but their tongues are sharper than the ” SWORDS
29. Rizal in his masonic speech about Science, Virtue and Labor said " is a virtue" IGNORANCE
30. Rizal said “genius knows no country, sprouts everywhere”. GENIUS
31. A Spanish historian who wrote Successos delas Islas Filipinas.
ANTONIO MORGA / DR. ANTONIO MORGA

32. Give at least 3 organizations which Rizal founded while he was in abroad.
KIDLAT CLUB
INDIOS BRAVOS
REDEMPCION DELOS MALAYOS

33. The six (6) finalist for being the national hero.
GRACIANO JAENA
ANTONIO LUNA
MARCELO DEL PILAR
EMILO JACINTO
ANDRES BONIFACIO
JOSE RIZAL

QUIZ 4

1. In his essay “Filipinas Dentro de CienA?os”, Rizal wanted:

Philippine’s freedom of religion and work

2. According to Rizal, this a place which means a

“rendezvous”. ZAMBOANGA

3. In “MI Retiro”, Rizal says:

“While the waves with their sights tell of their woes-
Tales that are lost as they roll to the heights.
” Tales in the lines refers to .
LIVES

4. Do?a Teodora saw how busy in Dapitan her son was and regretted that he had neglected the
Muses. Muses means:
SISTERS

5. Rizal said, “genius knows no country, genius sprouts everywhere”. This was a part of his speech in
honor of Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo. He wanted to tell the world that:
Filipino genius could be anywhere

6. “Rest in peace in the shadows of oblivion,Redeemer of a country in !”

LETHARGY

7. “Humanity can not be redeemed while reason is not.........”

FREE
8. It was in this newspaper that the “Philippines A Century Hence” was first published.
LA SOLIDARIDAD

9. According to Rizal, in order to know where the country is going, we should open the of its past.
BOOKS / BOOK

10. Rizal said: “A man can live in any climate, if he will adopt himself to its requirements and
conditions.” TRUE

11. Dapitan was established by the 800 families

from BOHOL

12. It is the who are responsible for the present servitude of our
compatriots… MOTHERS

13. Rizal said “ is a flower-bed that is to rear rich fruit and must accumulate wealth for
its descendants.
YOUTH

14. It is the form of government conceived by Thomas Moore, wherein existed universal
suffrage. EUTOPIA

15. Orientals and the Malays, in particular, are sensitive people: delicacy of sentiment is
predominant with them.
ALWAYS

16. Rizal annotated the "Successos delas Islas Filipinas " which was authored by .
ANTONIO MORGA / DR. ANTONIO MORGA

17. He wrote Progreso de Filipinas and he said that such indolence does not exist in the Philippines.
DR. MORGA

18. He requested Rizal to boost the morale of the women of

Malolos. MARCELO H. DEL PILAR / MARCELO DEL PILAR

19. They were the ill-Spanish land-owners who would abuse their powers over the
Indios. ENCOMENDEROS

20. She was the sweet se?orita who was the maestra of the women of
Malolos. SENORITA GUADALUPE REYES / GUADALUPE REYES

21. It is a word that means lack of interest to

work. INDOLENCE

22. Maturity is the fruit of and the infant is formed on the lap of his mother.
INFANCY
23. There is no grief that the brave can not bear.
MIND

24. All men are born equal, , without bonds.

NAKED

25. It is said that in the Philippines is a chronic

malady. INDOLENCE

26. No good comes from a turbid, bitter spring; no savory fruit comes from acrid
seed. WATER

27. The fact is that in a countries, violent work is not a good thing as it is in cold
countries. ORIENTAL

28. Upon reaching Spain, Rizal was requested to write a poem by his compatriots, thus he wrote
the following.:
“ You bid me now to strike the lyre, that mute and torn so long has
lain; And yet I cannot wake the strain, nor will the muse one note
inspire!” . These very poetic lines were written in his .
MI PIDEN VERSOS / THEY ASKED ME FOR VERSES

29. “Scholars are men of peace; they bear no arms; but their tongues are sharper than the ”
SWORDS

30. In La Juventud Filipina, the line “of art and science to the flight’” implies that the capacity of
the Filipino youth to learn is .
LIMITLESS

31. It is the title of the missing episode in Noli Me

Tangere. ELIAS AT SALOME

32. Blumentritt wrote: “ If Don Quijote has made its author immortal because he exposed to the world
the suffering of Spain, your ‘Noli Me Tangere’ will bring you equal glory…”. What attitude did
Blumentritt show about Rizal?
ASSURANCE

33. Dr. Frank Laubach said: “ What is most admirable in Rizal, is his complete self-denial, his complete
abandonment of his personal interest in order to think only of those of his country.” Dr. Laubach was
of Rizal..
IMPRESSED

34. Rizal wrote Por Telefonowhich was satirical booklet against Fray Jose Rodriquez. He wrote this using
the pen name:
DIMASALANG
35. “…I will raise a part of the veil that covers the evil, sacrificing to truth everything , even vanity itself,
since as thy son I am conscious that I also suffer from thy defects and weaknesses.” These famous lines
of Rizal is written in his work entitled
NOLI ME TANGERE

38. In his essay “Filipinas Dentro de CienA?os”, Rizal wanted the .

Philippines be a province of Spain

39. It was an essay written by Rizal which denounced the frequent intentional fires in
Manila. LA MANO ROJA

40. Give the two parts of El Filibusterismo which were deleted during its publication in order to
save. FOREWORD
WARNING

41. While in Spain, Rizal became a mason to secure freemasonry’s aid in his fight against the friars in the
Philippines. He joined the Masonic lodge called :

42. “Oh, harmonious melodies, which put to flight all dismal hours,
Come back to my heart once more! “
From these lines, it could be discerned that Rizal felt:
NOSTALGIC

43. Pampanga, Bulacan, Cavite and Tarlac were among the provinces first rose against Spain. Who
were the other four?
LAGUNA
NUEVA ECIJA
MANILA
BATANGAS

1. Maximo Viola: Noli Me Tangere: ; El

Filibusterismo VALENTINE VENTURA

2. Noli Me Tangere: work of the heart ; :work of the mind

EL FILIBUSTERISMO

3. Valeriano Weyler : Cuban Butcher ; : Zapotec Indian

BENITO JUAREZ

4. : Juan Luna ; Cristian Virgins Exposed to the Populace: Felix Hidalgo

SPOLIARIUM

5. Queen of the Danube: Vienna ; : Eternal City

ROME
6. El Filibusterismo: GOMBURZA; Noli Me Tangere:
FATHERLAND

7. : love of books ; Tio Jose Alberto: artistic

ability TIO GREGORIO

8. Social society of temporary nature: Kidlat Club: secret society to redeem Filipino:
KATIPUNAN

9. Laong Laan: Ever Ready ; : Untouchable

DIMASALANG

10. Segunda Katigbak: first romance ; : First true love

LEONOR RIVERA

11. Rizal’s first winning piece at Artistico-Leterario where he received a pen as a prize.
A La Juventud Filipina

12. In Europe, the most beautiful falls is found in .

Rhinefall

13. European who discovered

Singapore. Sir Thomas Raffols

14. The famous writer of “My Uncle Tom’s

Cabin”. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE

15. The newspaper founded by Marcelo H. del Pilar for the propaganda
movement. DIARIONG TAGALOG

16. A Spanish writer who was Rizal’s enemy at first but later on wrote the best biography of the
hero. WENCESLAO RETANA

17. The title given to the leader of “La Solidaridad”.

PRESIDENT

18. A poem Rizal wrote in 1876 when he was 15 years old as he remembered his beloved town.
IN MEMORY OF MY TOWN

19. A poem that reveals Rizal’s earliest nationalist sentiment at age

eight. SA AKING MGA KABABATA

20. His boyish imagination was stirred by the suffering of Edmond

Dantes. THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO

21. When Rizal was in Ateneo, he dedicated this poem to his mother during his mother’s birthday.
MY FIRST INSPIRATION
22. A poem stating his beliefs in the significant role which education plays in the progress and welfare
of a nation.
THROUGH EDUCATION OUR MOTHERLAND RECEIVES LIGHT

23. A flawless inspiring prize-winning poem telling the youth to rise from lethargy and let their genius
fly swifter than the wind.
LA JUVENTUD FILIPINA

24. A poem Rizal wrote at Lipa about the industrious folks of the town.
HYMN TO LABOR

25. In this poem, Rizal said, “our language is as equal as other the laguages of the
world".

SA AKING MGA KABABATA

26. Fr. Sanchez was Rizal’s favorite teacher at the UST who defended and praised the NOLI in public.
FALSE

27. “ Sa Kabataang Filipino” was the first poem written by Rizal in his native
language." FALSE

28. The “Consejo delos Dioses” was a winning allegory of Rizal was a literary masterpiece based on
the Greek classic.
TRUE

29. A coxswain of a motor boat who was arrested as a suspect in killing two sleeping men at the
waterfront of Cavite and was jailed for 12 years still waiting trials was .
EMILIO AGUINALDO

30. The American president who issued the famous Emancipation Proclamation was Roosevelt.
FALSE

31. Rizal observed the use of paper table napkin in other country. What character was
shown? CLEAN

32. Meeting the Filipino musicians in Japan. What did Rizal feel?
AMAZED

33. Remembering his family in Calamba while he was in Spain. What emotion did he
have? NOSTALGIC

34. He was with his favorite interpreter in

Japan. SEIKO USUI

35. He made the best translation in Tagalog of “Mi Ultimo Adios” in

Tagalog. ANDRES BONIFACIO
36. Acc. To Rizal, this is a country of par excellence but no real
liberty. AMERICA

37. In Germany, it is a custom that a stranger must render self-introduction to all guests in a
party. YES

38. An organization whose purpose is to unite the country into a homogenous

group. LA LIGA FILIPINA

39. In Rizal’s “ My Last Farewell”, what title did he give to the

Philippines? PEARL OF THE ORIENT SEA

40. Acc. To Dona Teodora, what virtue must Rizal have in order not to meet the same fate as the
baby moth?
OBEDIENCE

41. “ My mother kept on reading the Story of the Moth, and I

listened INTERESTED

42. After Rizal’s death, the government offered Dona Teodora a life pension, and she said, “My family
has never been patriotic for money. If the government has plenty of funds and does not know what to
do , better reduce the taxes.” this proves that Do?a Teodora was:
RIGHTEOUS

43. She introduced Josephine Bracken to Jose Rizal in

Dapitan. MANUELA ORLAC

44. “To thee are my fervent vows, To thee I cease not to sigh. These to learn and I call to the sky to have
thy sincerity.” Rizal promised his sincere love to :
TALISAY

45. Sweet friend in the following stanza refers to .

JOSEPHINE BRACKEN

46. While not directly stated, what particular object was Rizal alluding to in line
1? 1 I see the dawn in the East
2 With beauty endowed.
3 Why goes she to a feast
4. In a carmine cloud.
MANILA BAY

47. What is compared to a vessel in the

stanza? 1 Without religion, Human
Education
2 Is like unto a vessel struck by the winds
3 Which, sore beset, is of its helm required
4 By the roaring blows and buffets of the
dread 5 Tempestuous Boreas, who fiercely
wields
 7 into the deep abysses of the angered sea .
HUMAN EDUCATION

48. “ The doctrines of Rizal are not for one epoch but for all
epochs”. RAFAEL PALMA

49. Who said of Rizal, "The greatest man the Malayan race has
produced.” FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT

50. “There are only two powers in the world, the sword and the pen; and in the end The former is
always conquered by the latter,” said .
NAPOLEON

Additional Infos

1. Rizal dedicated his "Himno Al Trabajo" to the people of , Batangas.

LIPA

2. The two factions of the KATIPUNAN were:

MAGDALO
MAGDIWANG

3. He questioned the fitness of Bonifacio as a Secretary of the Interior of the

Katipunan. JOSE TIRONA / DANIEL TIRONA

4. She was considered as the "Mother of the

Katipunan. MELCHORA AQUINO

5. In any order, give the three (3) kinds of "TALISAY" that Rizal described in his poem "Himno A
Talisay". TREE
PLACE
BOYS

6. In the poem "Song of a Traveller", Rizal requested an asylum in his

country. TRUE

7. “ Hail! Hail! Give praise to .

WORK

8. The pseudonym of Andres Bonifacio in his poem "Pag-ibig Sa tInubuang Lupa" was .

AGAPITO BAGUMBAYAN
 The beautiful poem of Rizal's life considered by the critics as one of his
best poem was entitled .

MY RETREAT/ MIRETIRO

He was the priest who visited Rizal at the prison cell and whom Rizal said
that he

had a prophetic tongue. PADRE FEDERICO FAURA

For our country in war,

For our country in peace

The Filipino will be ready

The Filipinos will be ready

While he lives and when he dies

These are the famous lines in Rizal's .

HYMN TO LABOR

The most important writing made by Rizal during his Hongkong sojourn was .

THE
CONSTITUTION OF LA LIGA FILIPINA

While in Spain, Rizal became a mason to secure freemasonry’s aid in his fight
against the friars in the Philippines. He joined the Masonic lodge called
: ACACIA LODGE
“Scholars are men of peace; they bear no arms; but their tongues are
sharper than the ” SWORD

Rizal in his masonic speech about Science, Virtue and Labor Rizal
sarcastically said, " is a virtue IGNORANCE

It was the attitude shown by Rizal's anger towards A. Luna over a lady.
CHIVALRIC

According to
According to Rizal, this is a great country but it has really no true
freedom because of racial discrimination. AMERICA

When Rizal was suspected of a spy, he went directly to the chief of

police and explained his predicament in fluent which amazed the
latter . GERMAN

While in Madrid, Rizal lost his watch/locket with the picture of Leonor
Rivera. It had a golden chain.FALSE

He was the Spanish lieutenant who was a spy but at the same time a
friend to Dr. Rizal.

JOSE TAVIEL DE ANDRADE

Jose Rizal, Marcelo del Pilar and Graciano Jaena demanded several
reforms except .

SECULARIZATION OF CHURCHES

After the execution of Rizal,, Josephine Bracken

worked as a to the Katipunan. NURSE

. Frank Laubach said: "What is most admirable in Rizal, is his complete

self-denial, his complete abandonment of his personal interest in
order to think only of those of his country." Dr. Laubach was of
Rizal.IMPRESSED

In what museum did Rizal send his specimens? DRESDEN MUSEUM

He was Rizal's brother-in-law who sent a copy of the ejectment order of

the Calanba tenants. SILVESTRE UBALDO

According to El Resumen, the policy of Spain to the Philippines was " to

cover ther ears, to open the and to fold the arms." PURSE

He was Rizal's favorite teacher in Ateneo who defended the Noli in public. FR.
FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANCHEZ

According to Rizal, La Solidaridad must possess high standards of morality,

dignity and spirit of self scrifice in order to . WIN RESPECT

It was the name of a mail boat that plies between Manila and Zamboanga once a
month only.
BUTUAN

Superior of the Jesuit Society in the Philippines who gave Rizal a letter of
recommendation.
FR. PASTELLS

It was the first article written by Rizal on the Spanish soil.

AMOR PATRIO

The initial given to Rizal on his tombstone in order to deceive people.

RJP

The parish priest of Dapitan who is indifferent to Rizal.FR. OBACH

He was the uncle who inspired Rizal to develop his physical prowess. TIO MANUEL

Rizal proved that the Filipinos were already civilized before the advent of Spain. He
mentioned this in the dedication in his book . EL FILIBUSTERISMO

Rizal met in Japan who became his interpreter. SEIKO USUI