RIZAL FIRST HOMECOMING- SECOND HOMECOMING

Which of the following events occurred prior to Dr. Jose Rizal's first homecoming?

• Publication of 'El Filibusterismo'
• Establishment of the La Liga Filipina
• Publication of 'Noli Me Tangere'
• Return to Spain after exile

Which of the following events did not occur during Dr. Jose Rizal's first homecoming?

• Reunited with his family in Calamba, established his eye clinic.

• Rizal was summoned to Gov. Gen. Emilio Terrero y Perinat’s office three weeks after his arrival for a brief discussion.

• Wrote Blumentritt that everyone wanted him to leave the Philippines.

• Rizal attended a gathering of patriots at the Tondo, Manila, home of a Chinese-Filipino mestizo on Ylaya Street.

Which of the following events occurred while Dr. Jose Rizal was in Macau?

• Dr. Jose Rizal attended a formal dinner with Chinese officials.
• Dr. Jose Rizal wrote a novel about Macau's history.
• Dr. Jose Rizal participated in a local festival celebration.
• Dr. Jose Rizal met José Ma. Basa was a close friend and a prominent figure in the Philippine nationalist movement.

Dr. Jose Rizal hoped to continue mastering English and to research the origins and content of Antonio de Morga's Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas. What is it about?

• A scientific study on the flora of the Philippines.
• A novel about a love story in the Philippines.
• A travel guide for tourists visiting the Philippines.
• It is a historical account of the Philippines during Spanish colonization.

Dr. Jose Rizal lived in Brussels and Ghent, where he worked on his novel. What was the title of the novel?

• The Social Cancer
• Noli Me Tangere
• The Lost Eden
• El Filibusterismo

Dr. Jose Rizal decided to establish a Filipino colony outside the Philippines. During this time, the Calamba tenants, including Rizal's family, were planned to be removed from Calamba. What was the name of the colony?

• Assosiacion Hispano Filipina

• La Liga Filipina
• Assosiacion Hispano de los Pueblos

• La Liga Nacional

Rizal was aware that his return to the Philippines would put his life at risk because he was forced to write two letters. What were these letters about?

• The letters were about promoting Spanish rule in the Philippines.
• The letters contained personal messages to Rizal's family, friends and native land.

• The letters were about urging Filipinos to unite against oppression and warning Spanish authorities of the consequences of their actions.
• The letters discussed Rizal's plans for a vacation abroad.

On July 3, Rizal returned and discussed various matters, including expressing his gratitude to Governor General Despujol. What led to Rizal's exile to Dapitan?

• Rizal's support for Spanish colonial policies.
• Rizal's involvement in the nationalist movement and putting up an organization.

• Rizal's involvement in a local sports event.
• Rizal's appointment as a governor in the Philippines.