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    The document is a worksheet summarizing a quotation from Jose Rizal's essay "The Philippines a Century Hence." The quotation states that to understand the destiny of a people, one must understand their past. The student agrees with this, noting that recognizing our roots is important to arrange our current activities. The quotation also reminds them of how our forefathers suffered for our country's independence. It relates to class discussions about how Filipinos struggled for independence despite oppression by Spanish authorities. Questions arose about how they were able to do so despite being deprived of learning Spanish culture.

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    The document is a worksheet summarizing a quotation from Jose Rizal's essay "The Philippines a Century Hence." The quotation states that to understand the destiny of a people, one must understand their past. The student agrees with this, noting that recognizing our roots is important to arrange our current activities. The quotation also reminds them of how our forefathers suffered for our country's independence. It relates to class discussions about how Filipinos struggled for independence despite oppression by Spanish authorities. Questions arose about how they were able to do so despite being deprived of learning Spanish culture.

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    Name: LOIDA R.

    MINGUITO
    Course/Year/Section: BSMT II - A Date: 01-16-23
    Activity: 1
    QCQ Worksheet

    Read Rizal’s essay, “The Philippines a Century Hence.” Then, make a worksheet like the
    one below and fill it out. Copy one quotation from the essay that has caught your attention
    under the Quotation heading. Under the Comments section, take into consideration the
    following questions: (a) What does the quotation remind you of? (b) Do you agree or disagree
    and why? (c) How does the quotation relate to the class discussions? (d) What are your
    reflections on the quotation? Under the Questions, write down the questions that come to
    your mind while reading the quotation from Rizal’s essay.

    Quotation Comments Questions


    “In order to read the The phrase serves to remind Among the issues that arose
    destiny of a people, it is me of just how our after reading Rizal's words
    necessary to open the book of forefathers suffered for our were how they able to
    its past.” country throughout their struggle for their
    lives, and as a consequence, independence despite being
    we now enjoy freedom and oppressed by the Spanish
    tranquility. I agree with the authorities. The reality that
    idea since we must first Filipinos were previously
    recognize our roots in order deprived the chance to learn
    to arrange our activities. I Spanish culture
    recognized that it is vital for
    us, particularly the youth, to
    comprehend what has
    happened in the past so that,
    if history repeats itself, we
    will be led as to what we
    must do to be successful in
    fighting for what we deserve.
    These may also be used to
    educate people about what
    can happen and what
    measures they should take to
    guarantee that we continue
    to live in peace and liberty.

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