Rizal Finals

The transition between these years was perhaps one of the most stressful parts in Rizal's life

• 1885 & 1886

• 1880 & 1881

• 1886 & 1887

• 1888 & 1889

Rizal's 1st novel which exposes the immoralities & inequities of Spanish Catholic friars and government official during his time

• El Filibusterismo

• Noli Me Tangere

• My Husband's Lover

• Count of Monte Cristo

The Filipino theologian & priest with pen name Justo Desiderio Magalang who countered the claim that Noli's author was an "ignorant man"

• Padre Salvi

• Vicente Garcia

• Bernardino Nozaleda

• Antonio Rosell

The Character in Noli Me Tangere that represents small group of Filipinos who had a chance to study abroad

• Elias

• Sisa

• Basilio

• Ibarra

The Augustinian priest and Rizal's namesake who took pains to write eight anti-Noli pamphlets which were forcibly sold to churchgoers

• Tom Rodriguez

• Vic Barrantes

• Jose Rodriguez

• Eduardo de Lete

The character in Noli which personifies some ideal Filipinas, loving and loyal to their respective spouses

• Sisa

• Maria Clara

• Dona Victorina

• Pia Alba

Rizal's Noli Me Tangere was infulenced by this novel of Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Uncle Tom's Cabin

• Deception

• Count of Monte Cristo

• A Tale of Two Cities

Rizal deleted this chapter of Noli Me Tangere to economize its printing

• In the Woods

• The Supper

• Elias and Salome

• Memories

The governor general who summoned Rizal to Malacanang Palace because of the petitions against Noli

• Emilio Aguinaldo

• Emilio Jacinto

• Emilio Terrero

• Emilio Garcia

The character that represents rich Filipinos who opted to be allies of Spanish officials and friars to preserve their wealth and political position

• Capitan Inggo

• Capitan Elias

• Capitan Basilio

• Capitan Tiago