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Comparison
Directions: Examine the two novels using a venn diagram. Compare and Contrast the context of Jose
Rizal’s greatest novels and list down major similarities. Write at least 5 words or statement that
distinguished each written piece in a CAPITAL LETTER CASE. (1 point each)
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Republic of the Philippines
President Ramon Magsaysay State University
(Formerly Ramon Magsaysay State University)
Iba, Zambales Philippines 2201
Telfax: 047-811-1683 Email: www.prmsu.edu.ph
Direction: Indicate the things you have learned in the lesson (knowledge); the things that you have
realized and appreciated (values) and the things that you discovered and wanted to do more (skills).
Write at least 3-5 sentences in each column to explain your answer. (5 points each)
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Republic of the Philippines
President Ramon Magsaysay State University
(Formerly Ramon Magsaysay State University)
Iba, Zambales Philippines 2201
Telfax: 047-811-1683 Email: www.prmsu.edu.ph
Comparison
Directions: Examine the two novels using a venn diagram. Compare and Contrast the context of Jose
Rizal’s greatest novels and list down major similarities. Write at least 5 words or statement that
distinguished each written piece in a CAPITAL LETTER CASE. (1 point each)
El Filibusterismo
Noli Me Tangere
● Published in 1891, it is the sequel to
"Noli Me Tangere" and portrays the escalation
Similarities of unrest and rebellion against oppressive colonial
● Published in 1887, it was Rizal's first novel forces.
and explores the injustices and abuses under ▪︎Embrace a realistic
Spanish rule. portrayal of Philippine ● Takes a more radical approach, depicting the
society, incorporating actual consequences of the failure to address the issues raised in
● Focuses on the social cancer of Philippine events, customs, and the first novel. It explores themes of revolution, sacrifice,
society, exposing corruption, abuse of power, characters. This adds and the consequences of rebellion.
and the influence of the friars. authenticity to the narratives
and enhances their impact. ● Continues Ibarra's story as he transforms into the
While "Noli Me Tangere" revolutionary Simoun, driven by a desire for justice and
● Follows Crisostomo Ibarra's journey from
and "El Filibusterismo" may revenge.
idealism to disillusionment as he experiences
differ in terms of tone and
the harsh realities of Spanish rule. the intensity of their ● Has a more revolutionary tone, with Simoun actively
revolutionary themes, these planning and supporting a revolt against the oppressive
● Sets the stage for discontent but doesn't shared elements contribute
regime.
explicitly advocate revolution. It plants the to a cohesive exploration of
seeds of resistance. the challenges faced by the ● Continues the character arcs, showing the
Filipino people under consequences of the characters' actions and choices from
● Introduces a range of characters representing colonial rule. The novels the first novel. In essence, while "Noli Me Tangere" lays
different aspects of Philippine society, collectively form a powerful the foundation by exposing the problems, "El
highlighting the various problems faced. critique of the socio- Filibusterismo" takes a more radical stance, delving into
political landscape of their the repercussions
time. and complexities of revolutionary ideas and
actions. Together, they provide a
comprehensive critique of Spanish
colonial rulein the Philippines.
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Republic of the Philippines
President Ramon Magsaysay State University
(Formerly Ramon Magsaysay State University)
Iba, Zambales Philippines 2201
Telfax: 047-811-1683 Email: www.prmsu.edu.ph
Direction: Indicate the things you have learned in the lesson (knowledge); the things that you have
realized and appreciated (values) and the things that you discovered and wanted to do more (skills).
Write at least 3-5 sentences in each column to explain your answer. (5 points each)