Assessment Task 2

A. TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is true and write FALSE if the statement is
False. (Lesson 3)
1. TRUE Un Recuerdo A Mi Pueblo was written by Rizal in 1876.
2. FALSE The first memory of Rizal, in his infancy, was his happy days in the azotea of their house
where they tell stories.
3. TRUE The Cavite Mutiny was led by Sergeant Lamadrid.
4. TRUE Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora were executed on
February 17, 1872.
5. FALSE Governor General Azcaraga ordered the execution of GOMBURZA.
6. FALSE Rizal dedicated his first novel, NOLI ME TANGERE to GomBurZa.
7. TRUE Rizal took his entrance examination first at San Juan de Letran.
8. FALSE Ateneo de Manila is a Dominican owned college.
9. TRUE Ateneo Municipal was formerly known as Escuela Pia.
10.TRUE Rizal entered Ateneo de Manila on the year 1872.

B. Identification. 10 Points (Lesson 1)

Note: Answer in a single word and start with a capital letter except when the answer is numeric.
If name of person, give only the surname. Carefully follow instructions. Computer software will checked.
1. Hacienda de Calamba The religious order where the town of Calamba belong.
2. Banga The symbol of the town of Calamba in english
3. Concepcion Rizal’s sister who died at the age of three.
4. Five years old Rizal’s age when he can haltingly read the Spanish bible.
5. 1876 The year when Rizal wrote the poem “In Memory of my Town.
6. Ateneo de Manila The school where Rizal was studying at 15 years old.
7. Angelus The daily nightfall prayer that Rizal use to participate.
8. Tagalog The kind of language that Rizal used in writing “To My Fellow Children”.
9. Malayan Rizal’s predominant racial heritage as a blending features of east and west.
10. Moth the kind of insect that left a profound impression on Rizal as to die a martyr to one’s illusions.

C. Chronologically arrange of events.

Chronologically arrange the following events by writing the corresponding letters opposite the
Numbers. 10 Points (Lesson 2)
1. J A. Jose went to Binan with Paciano.
2. I B. Jose met Maestro Justiniano Cruz.
3. A C. Jose had a school brawl.
4. B D. Jose received painting lesson from Old Juancho.
5. H E. Jose bored the Steamer Talim.
6. C F. Jose received a telegram from Saturnina.
7. G G. Jose had an arm wrestling with Andres.
8. D H. Jose met Pedro the teacher’s son.
9. E I. Jose went sightseeing with Leandro
10. F J. Jose learned alphabet and prayers from his mother.
D. Essay. Write a short essay of Rizal as a student at Ateneo de Manila. Be able to focus
On his accomplishment that made him exceptional student. Limit your answer to a
Single page.10 Points
He enrolled in the Ateneo Municipal University. Rizal was discriminated against by his classmates and
professors, primarily because he knew little about Spain and was from Calamba, Laguna. He was also a
late enrolee, which compounded the problem. Despite the horrible events that occurred during this
time, he also had positive experiences. The Jesuits considered them in terms of pedagogical issues such
as discipline, character development, and religious instruction. As a result, he learnt the true worth of
education in a person's life, as well as how to stay strong in the face of all the people who tried to bring
him down. He also went through his panization, which helped him speak Spanish better than he could in
his own language, Filipino. "To the Filipino Youth," he wrote. In his poetry, he taught the audience about
the reality, which is that Filipinos must rise up and be proud of who they are, rather than being slaves to
others. He also emphasized the well-known remark that our country's kids are its hope. Finally, he
expressed his gratitude to God and praise for our country's youth, adding that no matter where he goes,
he will always be proud of Filipino youth.