"Noli Me Tangere" is Latin phrase that translates to:

This person is deemed as the “Savior of the Noli” in Philippine History

The chapter deleted by Rizal in the Noli Me Tangere to economize its printing.

The character which is described as very idealistic and wealthy young mestizo who has just returned to the Philippines after years of studying in Europe.

This character symbolizes the unproven and unpredictable idealism symbolize the educated Filipino youths at that time. In crucial times, they tend to forget their ideals for the country because of selfish reasons.

Rizal foretells in his work, The Philippines: A Century Hence, that the Philippines will be successful in its revolution against Spain,

According to Jose Rizal, these are the three things that a wife must instill in the mind of her husband:

In Noli Me Tangere, the main character’s persistence to push through with the rebellion seemed to suggest that independence is attainable through revolution.

Because of his past failures and disappointments, he turned cynical and revolutionary but had no systematic plan for the new society, if the old one is overthrown.

He is quiet and a contemplative man who is more aware of his immediate duties as servant, doctor, and member of the student association than he is politics or patriotic endeavors.

"Noli Me Tangere" means “touch me not” in Spanish.

As an average and unqualified Spanish official with several positions in the country, this character in El Filibuterismo does not welcome any idea from others. He was portrayed as one who finds pleasure in developing a feeling of inferiority among the people.

Comparing the two novels of Jose Rizal, Noli Me Tangere is considered as more serious and more bitter in disposition and its treatment of the situations.

The novel that manifests Rizal’s more mature and less hopeful attitude toward the socio-political situation in the Philippines

According to Rizal, the term "filbustero"means:

Rizal dedicated the book El Filibusterismo to the memory of:

This character symbolized a rich landlord with a social conscience.

Jose Rizal disagreed with the colonizer's claim that they were responsible for refining the Philippine islands.

In El Filibusterismo, the big explosion will come from the gift Simoun would give to the newlyweds at the reception, which was a:

The savior of the El Filibusterismo:

Rizal argued that it was because of the Spanish colonization that the Philippines' rich culture and tradition had faded.

This character symbolizes o the Philippine government with the same unflattering characteristics: powerless and silently enduring of the indignities he suffers at the hands of the Catholic priests that eat at his table and violate his wife.

This character represents the rich Filipino who chose to be allies ("tuta") of Spanish officials and friars just to preserve their wealth and political position.

Noli Me Tangere is shorter compared to the El Filibusterismo

Rizal also condemned the hypocrisy of his fellow Filipinos in El Filibusterismo

This character was a victim of land grabbing in the El Filibusterismo and joined the group Matanglawin

This character symbolizes love for honor and chastity when she took her own life instead of submitting her womanhood to Fr. Camorra.

This Spanish friar corresponds to the wicked but respected priests and reflects the rampant covert fathering of illegitimate children by friars.

The character who symbolizes those whose ideas were advanced and wise but are perceived by the uneducated as weird or lunatic and laughed at people.

Rizal was in Brussels when he revised the plot and some chapters of El Fili.

It was in 1886 when Rizal finished 3/4 of Noli Me Tangere.

How many copies of Noli Me Tangere were printed with the money that was lent to Rizal?