“Dying without seeing the dawn” referred to the regret of not seeing the liberation of the Philippines which was expressed by the dying character ____________. 

Jose Rizal's mother preferred to be imprisoned and walked a miles away as punishment for a trumped up charged of Spanish official rather than apologize by accepting the charge. Such action shows that she was a woman of _________. 

Rizal’s novel revealing details of the abuse during the Spanish regime in the Philippines and translated as “The Social Cancer” or “Touch Me Not” was ___________. 

The epitome of traditional Filipino woman; meek, submissive and obedient was __________. 

The poem that expresses faith in the Filipino youth as hope of the fatherland is ____________. 

The famous character in Rizal's novel that became the symbol of the abused Filipino mother is ________. 

The first poem written by Rizal which won a prize was ___. 

On December 12, 1888, twenty Filipino women signed a petition to open a class for them like the opportunity given to men. In Rizal’s “Liham sa mga Kababaihang taga Malolos”, he encouraged them to continue their advocacy for ______. 

The last line in Rizal’s poem Mi Ultimo Adios“morir es descansar” reflects ___________.

Arrange the following events chronologically from the first to the last. I.Execution of GomBurZa II.Formal education in Ateneo and UST III.Execution by firing squad in Bagumbayan IV.Birth in Calamba V.Completion of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo 

All the sisters and brother of Rizal used “Mercado”, the father’s surname; Rizal instead used the maternal surname of his father to allow Rizal to move freely while studying because _________. 

"Laong-laan" and "Dimasalang" wore the pan names used by _______________. 

Rizal’s mother preferred to be imprisoned and walked 50 kilometers as punishment for a trumped-up charge of a Spanish official, rather than apologize by accepting the charge, Such action shows that she was a woman of: 

14. The epitome of the traditional Flipino woman; meek, submissive obedient was_____.

The poem that expresses faith in the Filipino youth as hope of the fatherland is: 

What is the exact date of Rizal’s birth? 

After the execution, Rizal corpse was buried with the greatest secrecy at the Paco cemetery.Who was the one who patiently searched all the cemeteries in Manila to find his body in vain? 

The last known poetic tribute beautifully penned by Rizal to his one true love, the Philippines, before he was put to death on December 30, 1896. 

Rizal used the pen name Laong-laan in 1882 when he wrote the nationalistic essay "El Amor Patrio" which means ________. 

Which among the following is the main theme of El Filibusterismo? 

Who checked Jose Rizal's pulse before the execution? 

Jose Rizal’s novel Noli Me Tangere is inspired by the novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe titled __________ 

Which civic society aimed to unite the Filipino people before Rizal’s deportation to Dapitan? 

Through the Galleon Trade (1565-1815), the Philippines has extended contacts with . 

The former name of Mexico during the Spanish Conquest. 

The social science share many commodities like the 

He was the longest serving Spanish governor-general. 

He is a Filipino general who has a nickname of “Vibora”

The book that was written by Antonio Pigafetta during Magellan’s expedition. 

What is meant by by Rizal to the Philippine and to the world? Rizal chose peaceful movements to fight Spain. Rizal is a model of__________? 

Armed struggle: Bonifacio :: __________ : Rizal

Which writing of Rizal stipulated the exemplary fighting spirit of women, such that whatever a mother shows to her children is what the children will also become? 

36. This is considered as the leading historical shrine in the country and a memorial to the country’s national hero. 

Which character in the novel “Noli Me Tangere” where Rizal expressed his doubts about the teachings of the Catholic Church on the salvation of mankind? 

How did the controversy on the Retraction of Rizal started? 

Rizal was declared an excommunicado because of his attacks on the friars and practices of the Catholic Church as expressed in his two novels, the Noli Me Tangere and the El Filibusterismo. What does excommunicado mean? 

Who said, “there are no tyrants where there are no slaves.”? 

Maria Clara is to Crisostomo Ibarra, as Leonor Rivera is to 

Who was Rizal’s favorite professor in Ateneo? 

What is Rizal’s teaching approach to his students in Dapitan? 

The first line of this poem written by Rizal was, “Adios, Patria Adorada” 

In Noli Me Tangere, this character hated being a Filipino; that she married a Spaniard. She wore European dresses and covered her “kayumanggi” skin with thick makeup. 

He was the priest who baptized Rizal. 

El Filibusterismo is the sequel of Noli Me Tangere and like the first book, it was written in Spanish. To whom did he dedicate this second novel? 

The Republic Act that requires the compulsory teaching of Rizal Course and the lives of other Filipino patriots. 

Who was one of the Katipunan leaders sent by Bonifacio to Dapitan to inform Jose Rizal of their plan for the upcoming arm revolution? 

In El Filibusterismo, the nitro-glycerin explosive was placed in Simoun’s 

In this university, Rizal obtained his licentiate in Medicine 

What was the name given to the baby of Rizal but due to a twist of fate, only lived for three hours? 

Conversant in several European languages, Rizal is described as 

The place where Rizal conceived the idea of establishing La Liga Filipina is 

When Rizal returned to the Philippines after his second travel abroad, he decided to organize a national socio-civic organization. This was the 

Who was the 18-year-old Irish girl who was slim, had blond hair, blue eyes, and dressed elegantly in a light gayety atmosphere with whom Rizal fell in love in Dapitan? 

What is the symbolism of Bapor Tabo in the first chapter of El Filibusterismo? 

The line “fair hope of my fatherland” in one of Rizal’s poems was referring to the Filipino 

Which animal did Jose own and used during his visits to some places in his hometown?

El Filibusterismo, Rizal’s second novel and a sequel to the NOLI and more revolutionary and tragic than the latter, was printed in 

Which title is given to Ateneo’s externos or nonboarders? 

Jose Rizal’s essay and Marcelo Del Pilar’s various writings were published in the propaganda newspaper

How did Rizal describe Noli Me Tangere’s style and content? 

Who was the wife of Jose Alberto who accused Dona Teodora of poisoning her? 

Rizal fought for freedom in a silent yet powerful way, expressing his fervent wish for the Philippines in his novels, poems, essays, and feature articles rather than the use of force or aggression. This is best described by the quote 

The unfinished literary work of Jose Rizal was entitled 

The works "Spolarium" and "Uncle Tom's Cabin" became the inspirations of Rizal to write his

What is the message of Rizal’s La Indolencia del Filipino?

This was the poem dedicated by Rizal to her mother. 

Jose Rizal’s novels “Noli Me Tangere” and "El Filibusterismo” are inspired by a novel of Harriet Beecher Stowe entitled 

Arrange the following events chronologically from the first to the last.

I. Execution of GomBurZa

II. Formal education in Ateneo and UST

III. Execution by firing squad in Bagumbayan

IV. Birth in Calamba

V. Completion of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo 

While in Heidelberg, Germany, Rizal learned the advanced techniques in diagnosing eye ailments under the supervision of ___________. 

The novel, El Filibusterismo came off the press with the financial assistance of

Rizal’s literary genius was manifested in various literary type such as elegy as exemplified in ________. 

What is Jose Rizal’s novel that centers on Crisostomo Ibarra hose primary wish to educate the youth? 

73. Where was Rizal secretly buried after he was executed? 

At 16, Rizal experienced his first romance. He fell in love with which girl? 

Who checked Jose Rizal’s pulse before the execution? 

On December 12, 1888, twenty Filipino women signed a petition to open a class for them like the opportunity given to men. In Rizal’s “Liham sa mga Kababaihang taga Malolos”, he encouraged them to continue their advocacy for ______.

“Dying without seeing the dawn” referred to the regret of not seeing the liberation of the Philippines which was expressed by the dying character ____________. 

A prize-winning poem which Rizal wrote when he was a student in the University of Santo Tomas was _________. . 

Rizal exiled in

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