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Calamba Laguna |
Birthplace of Rizal |
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June 19, 1861 |
Bday of Rizal |
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Dapitan |
Where was Rizal exiled? |
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Fort Santiago |
Where was Rizal imprisoned? |
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Bagumbayan, now Luneta |
Where was Rizal killed? |
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Consummatum Est (It is done/It is finished) |
What were the last words of Rizal? |
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Due to giving birth/matinding lagnat |
What caused the death of Maria Clara's mother? |
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Kapitan Tiago |
A character in Rizal's stories, he got addicted to opium |
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Don Rafael Ibarra |
He is the richest man in Rizal's stories |
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Crisostomo Ibarra |
Son of Don Rafael Ibarra |
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Usman |
Dog of Rizal |
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Padre Damaso |
Who is Maria Clara's father? |
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RA 1425 |
What RA made Rizal compulsory in college? |
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Laon Laan |
What's the pen name of Jose Rizal in La Solidaridad? |
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Jose Protacio Mercado Rizal y Alonzo Realonda |
What is the full name of Jose Rizal? |
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Jose |
Of Rizal's Name: Based on San Jose |
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Protacio |
Of Rizal's Name: based from a Christian calendar |
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Mercado |
Of Rizal's Name: It means market, changed from Claverian decree |
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Rizal |
Of Rizal's Name: means a field where wheat was cut while still green and sprouts again |
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Alonzo |
Of Rizal's Name: Old surname of his maternal grandmother |
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Realonda |
Of Rizal's Name: Surname of her mother, which she refused to change upon marriage to Rizal's dad's surname
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Don Francisco Rizal Mercado
NOTE: Jose’s real last name, Mercado, during those times was a hot name, targeted by the Spaniards. He changed his surname to protect his identity. So he just used his middle name, Rizal, instead, which was considered as illustrado during the Spanish time and entails the benefits a Spaniard can get. |
Dad of Rizal |
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Doña Teodora Alonzo Realonda |
Mom of Rizal |
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the story of the moth |
This story has left the most profound impression on Rizal about "dying to its illusion." |
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Sa Aking mga Kabata "Sa Aking mga Kabata" is a poem about the love of one's native language written in Tagalog. |
RIzal's first poem Sa Aking mga Kabata| My first inspiration |
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Tio Jose Alberto
Artistic ability AlbeRTo |
He developed Rizal's artistic ability
Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Tio Manuel. His training with Tio Manuel helped him overcome the bigger bully--Pedro, whom he met at Binan. |
He encouraged Rizal to develop his frail body. Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Tio Gregorio
The other two uncles have markers A for artistic ability and for Alberto to be MANly for MANuel Grego or Greek loves to read. |
He intensified Rizal's voracious reading for good book.
Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Doña Teodora |
First teacher of Rizal Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Maestro Celestino |
Rizal's first private tutor. He taught him at home.
Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Maestro Lucas Padua |
Rizal's second tutor who taught him as a kid at home.
Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Leon Monroy |
Former classmate of Rizal's father who became Rizal's tutor who instructed him in Spanish and Latin. He was Rizal's third private tutor. He taught him till his death.
Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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Binan |
Which town did Rizal start his formal schooling? |
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Father Magin Ferrando |
College registrar who refused to admit Rizal in Ateneo for being late and undersized for his age Father Magin Ferrando| Leon Monroy| Maestro Lucas Padua| Maestro Celestino| Doña Teodora| Tio Gregorio| Tio Manuel | Tio Jose Alberto |
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The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas |
First favorite novel of Rizal |
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Ateneo Municipal de Manila with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He continued his education to obtain a degree in land surveying and assessor. |
Where did Rizal first study when he went for college? What were his two degrees? |
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My first inspiration (Mi Primera Inspiracion) was his first Spanish poem. He wrote this in Ateneo where he was a member of the academy of Spanish Literature of Natural Sciences. |
A poem written by Rizal for his mother Sa Aking mga Kabata| My first inspiration |
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He studied Philosophy and Letters; after finding out that his mom was going blind, he shifted to Medicine, specializing in Ophthalmology. |
The first college Rizal went to was Ateneo, and then he went to University of Santo Tomas. What were the two degrees that he studied? |
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Maximo Viola |
He financed the publication of Noli
Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |Valentin Ventura |
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Jose P. Laurel |
He sponsored the Rizal Law (RA 1425) Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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1956 |
When was Rizal law enacted? |
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19 June 1861 |
When was Rizal born? |
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30 December 1896 |
When did Rizal die? |
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35 years old |
How old was Rizal when he died? |
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Berlin (1887) |
Place where the novel Noli Me Tangere was published |
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Ghent, Belgium |
Place where the novel El Filibusterismo was published |
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Fr. Jose Rodriguez |
Who is the Spanish priest who denounced Dr. Rizal's novels as enemies of the catholic religion? Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt |
He is the supporter of the propaganda movement and the best friend of Rizal Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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Sa Aking mga Kabata |
The first poem of Rizal |
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Mi Ultimo Adios |
What is the best poem ever written by Dr. Rizal |
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Dimasalang and Laon Laan |
What were the two popular pen names of Rizal? |
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Laon Laan |
What was his pen name in his writings in La Solidaridad? |
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Governor General Polavieja |
Who is the governor general who signed the death sentence of Rizal? |
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Pahimakas means good bye in tagalog |
What is the translation of Rizal's farewell poem written by Andres Bonifacio in Tagalog? |
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Feb 15, 1889 |
What is the date of the founding of the fortnightly newspaper, La Solidaridad?
Nov. 15, 1889 Feb. 15, 1895 Feb. 15, 1889 Nov. 15. 1895 |
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Nov. 15, 1895 |
What is the date of the last issue of La Solidaridad? Nov. 15, 1885 Feb. 15, 1885 Feb. 15, 1895 Nov. 15. 1895 |
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Hong Kong |
Where did Rizal conceive the idea of establishing La Liga Filipina, a civic association composed of Filipinos? |
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Jose Maria Basa |
Who helped Rizal in preparing the constitution of La Liga Filipina? Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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July 14, 1892 exiled
-met Bracken -petitioned toget married but was rejected -Baby Francisco died -4 years on exile
(4 years later) December 30, 1896 - he was killed (2 years later) June 12, 1898 - Phil independence |
When was Rizal exiled in Dapitan?
Nov. 15, 1885 Feb. 15, 1895 August 14, 1893 July 14, 1892 |
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The liberal minded students of UST |
To whom did Rizal dedicate his poem: "A La Juventud Filipina" (To the Filipino Youth) |
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Ferdinand Blumentritt |
To whom did Rizal send his letters with this line: "I am innocent of the crime of rebellion. I am going to die with a tranquil conscience." Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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Emilio Aguinaldo |
Who is the president who declared December 30 as the day of national mourning in honor of Rizal? Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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11 |
How many siblings were there in Rizal's family? |
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Penafrancia |
In 1868, what was the pilgrimage where Don Kiko brought Rizal to? |
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GOMBURZA |
Who left an impression to Rizal about sacrificing one's life? |
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Pepe |
What was the nickname of Rizal to his friends? |
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The Subversive: One who is against the government |
What does El Filibusterismo mean? |
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Universidad Central De Madrid He finished his degree in Licentiate in Medicine in 1884; his degree in Philosophy and Letters in 1885 |
Rizal didn't finish his studies in University of Santo Tomas because of the hostility of the friars. In consequence, he went to Europe to finish his studies. Which university did Rizal finish his Medical and Philosophy and Letters courses?
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Leonor Rivera |
Rizal's true love who personified Maria Clara in his novel Noli Me Tangere |
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Rev. Pedro Casanas |
Who is the godfather of Rizal? Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |
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Josefa |
Who is the 9th child of Francisco and Teodora who was an epileptic and died a spinster? |
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Teodora Alonzo Realondo, his mom |
Who was Rizal's first teacher? |
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Simoun, formerly Crisostimo Ibarra |
Who is the main character in El Filibusterismo? |
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Religion, Love, and Society |
Which of the three things was Noli Me Tangere was about? Politics Love Religion Revolution Society |
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Politics and Revolution |
What were the two things that El Filibusterismo was about? Politics Love Religion Revolution Society |
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To my Fatherland |
To whom did Rizal dedicate Noli Me Tangere? |
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GOMBURZA |
To whom did Rizal dedicate El Filibusterismo? |
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13 |
After how many years did Simoun, a wealthy jeweller, come back to the Philippines |
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7 years - homecoming from school 13 years- return as a rich man from South America |
Crisostomo Ibarra was a student abroad who had his homecoming after how many years? |
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Paciano, Rizal's brother |
Pilosopo Tasyo is a character in Noli Me Tangere personified by whom in reality? |
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Maximo Viola |
Who is the heaven-sent financer of Noli Me Tangere? Maximo Viola Valentin Ventura |
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Valentin Ventura |
Who financed the publication of El Filibusterismo? Maximo Viola Valentin Ventura |
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rebellion and organizing illegal societies |
What crime was Rizal tried by the Spanish military court? rebellion and organizing illegal societies falsification of documents |
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b. national socio-civic organization |
How can Dr. Rizal's La Liga Filipina organization be likened according to present-day social groups or movement? a. street parliamentarian movement b. national socio-civic organization |
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b. Mi Ultimo Adios |
In which poem did Rizal write about offering one's life for one's country? a. A La Juventud Filipina b. Mi Ultimo Adios |
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The Triumph of Science over Death |
What's the name of the sculptural work of Rizal that was of a naked young woman with overflowing hair, standing on a skull while bearing a torch held high? The Triumph of _______ over ________ |
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Francisco |
What's the name of Rizal's son by Josephine Bracken due to a miscarriage? |
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a. Patriotism |
Rizal faced the firing squad in Bagumbayan de Luneta on December 30, 1896. This is a genuine manifestation of Rizal's strong sense of : a. patriotism b. loyalty |
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Segunda Katigbak Leonor Valenzuela Leonor Rivera Consuelo Ortiga O-Sei San Gertrude Beckette Nelly Boustead Suzanne Jacoby Josephine Bracken. |
Arrange the following love interest of Rizal in correct order, from first to last. Ortiga Bracken Rivera O-Sei San Valenzuela Katigbak Beckette Jacoby Boustead |
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Segunda Katigbak Leonor Valenzuela Leonor Rivera
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The first three lovers of Rizal were all Filipina. Arrange the following love interest of Rizal in correct order, from first to last.
Leonor Rivera Segunda Katigbak |
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Consuelo Ortiga O-Sei San Gertrude Beckette Nelly Boustead Suzanne Jacoby Josephine Bracken |
The last six lovers of Rizal were all foreigners. Arrange the following love interest of Rizal in correct order, from first to last.
Josephine Bracken. O-Sei San Consuelo Ortiga Suzanne Jacoby Gertrude Beckette
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Segunda Katigbak |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: She was his puppy love. Unfortunately, his first love was engaged to be married to a townmate- Manuel Luz. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Leonor Valenzuela |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: She was a tall girl from Pagsanjan. Rizal sent her love notes written in invisible ink, that could only be deciphered over the warmth of the lamp or candle. He visited her on the eve of his departure to Spain and bade her a last goodbye. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Leonor Rivera–Kipping |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: On top of being dubbed as Jose Rizal's “childhood sweetheart,” “betrothed,” and “lover by correspondence,” she was widely considered as the hero's “true love” Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Leonor Rivera–Kipping |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: His sweetheart for 11 years played the greatest influence in keeping him from falling in love with other women during his travel. Unfortunately, her mother disapproved of her daughter’s relationship with Rizal, who was then a known filibustero. The mother hid from her all letters sent by Rizal. She believing that Rizal had already forgotten her, sadly consented her to marry the Englishman Henry Kipping, her mother’s choice. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Consuelo Ortiga |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: He dedicated to her A la Senorita C.O. y R., which became one of his best poems. Her family's residence in Madrid was frequented by Rizal and his compatriots. She apparently asked him for romantic verses. He suddenly backed out before the relationship turned into a serious romance, because he wanted to remain loyal to Leonor Rivera and he did not want to destroy his friendship with Eduardo de Lete who was madly in love with her. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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O-Sei San |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: In Japan on his way to Europe through USA, he met another woman. A Japanese samurai’s daughter taught Rizal the Japanese art of painting known as su-mie. She also helped Rizal improve his knowledge of the Japanese language. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Gertrude Beckette She is buxom and her name has two T's. She has big teetee or beasts. Lols. |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here:
While in London, he boarded the house of her family. She is a blue-eyed and buxom girl who is also known as Tottie. She helped him in his painting and sculpture. But Rizal left for Paris and gave her and her sisters a carving as a token of their friendship.
Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Nelly Boustead Stead means substitute. She was the temporary substitute after losing Rivera. |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here:
After having lost Leonor Rivera, he befriended the two daughters of this family in Biarritz, France. He used to fence with them in Luna's studio. Antonio fell in love with her as well but she was in love with Rizal. Antonio said unsavory remarks about her which prompted Rizal to challenge him in a duel. The former apologized. However, for him to marry her, he had to convert to Protestant faith--which Rizal disagreed. He left her as a good friend.
Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Suzanne Jacoby |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: In Brussels, he lived in the residence of her family and the two aunts. Their time with each other was short-lived. She called Rizal "naughty boy" in a letter. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Josephine Bracken |
Of Rizal's nine lovers, who is referred to here: In the last days of February 1895, while still in Dapitan, Rizal met an18-year old petite Irish girl, with bold blue eyes, brown hair and a happy disposition. She is the adopted daughter of George Taufer from HongKong, who came to Dapitan to seek Rizal for eye treatment. He "married" her--not through the church because the Archbishop of Cebu demanded a retraction, which he rejected. He called her his wife and she bore a child, who sadly died in miscarriage. His name was Francisco. Katigbak|Valenzuela| Rivera|Ortiga|O-Sei San| Beckette|Boustead|Jacoby| Bracken. |
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Otto Becker |
In Europe, Rizal first studied in Madrid, then in Paris and Heidelberg. In Heidelberg, he completed his eye specialization under which renowned professor? |
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10 years in Europe 11 siblings |
How many years did Rizal spend in Europe? |
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Valentin Ventura |
He financed the publication of El Fili. Rev. Pedro Casanas | Emilio Aguinaldo| Jose Maria Basa| Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt| Fr. Jose Rodriguez| Jose P. Laurel| Maximo Viola |Valentin Ventura |
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c. I and II |
Rizal focused the "La Liga Filipina" to _____. I. Unite the whole country II. Fight violence and justice III. Revolt against the Spaniards a. I and III b. II and III c. I and II d. II only |
