Catholics had the right to refuse to read them (Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo) as it would "endanger their salvation". This statement is coming from _____.

The following groups were organized the opposition of the Rizal bill except

He protested in a pastoral letter that Catholic students would be affected if compulsory reading of the unexpurgated version were pushed through.

The Manila's mayor, who supported the bill, walked out of Mass when the priest read a circular from the archbishop denouncing the bill.

1.      On _______________, a compromise inserted by Committee on Education chairman Laurel that accommodated the objections of the Catholic Church was approved unanimously.

According to _____________Rizal attacked dogmas, beliefs and practices of the Church. The assertion that Rizal limited himself to castigating undeserving priests and refrained from criticizing, ridiculing or putting in doubt dogmas of the Catholic Church, is absolutely gratuitous and misleading."

The following ae senators who opposed the Rizal Bill except

A Sulu senator who attacked the Filipinos who proclaimed Rizal as "their national hero but seemed to despise what he had written", saying that the Indonesians used Rizal's books as their Bible on their independence movement.

The bill was enacted on __________ and became RA 1425.

   In the 19^th century economic environment of the Philippines, it is important as a stimulus to trade was the gradual elimination of the monopoly enjoyed by the Galleon Trade to the Acapulco. When was the last Galleon arrived in Manila?

When Manila has opened to all foreign merchants almost without restriction, the demand on the following products had grown rapidly

Benito Legarda, Jr (2011) in his article, ‘The Economic Background of Rizal’s Time” published in  “The Philippine Review of Economics” asserted that at the end of the 19^th century Philippine real wage rates were the highest in the east and south asia with a rating of  ______________

At the end of the 19^th century the Philippine foreign trade according to Holley accounted for ____ % of the GDP.

  In the 19^th century, the Spanish colonial education aims the following except:

Access to education by the Filipinos was liberalized through the enactment of___________

The main readings of Spanish Colonial education include the following except:

   The three grade levels are the following except:

The Spanish Colonial Education curriculum requires the study of the following except:

   The oldest existing university in the Philippines at present during Rizal’s time is

  During Spanish time, Filipinos are required to render a forced labor otherwise known as ___________

  A Spanish doctrine of cleansing blood

Which of the following belong to Highest Class?

  Middle class are the following except one

Spanish born in Spain is referred as:

Mixed European and black descent are called

The King’s representative and the highest official in the Philippines

The special judicial court that investigates the performance of the govermor-general who was about to replaced.

The head of the province where peace and order are not stable.

Which of the following composition of Cabildo which referred as clerk of court and official notary?

  A position given to the Filipinos in towns where main duties are efficient governance and tax collection.

Cabezas who served for 25 years are exempted from _________

Lieutenant of the field is referred as __________

Police Lieutenant is referred as __________

Lieutenant of the livestock is referred as __________

Friars from the different religious orders came to the Philippines. What religious order arrived in 1587?

The last religious order that arrived in the Philippines in 1895.

   The power of the King of the Spain given by the Pope to appoint and pay the salaries of the archbishop, bishops and the parish priests.

The most powerful figure in town.

A role and function of Cura Parocco that includes his advocacy on peace and order.

Jose Rizal’s great grandfather from his father side is ________

Jose Rizal’s great grandfather from his mother side is ________

Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda was born on June 19, 1861 in between _______

Jose Rizal was baptized on June 22, 1861 by

The sponsor of Jose Rizal's baptism was _________

Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda was ____ order among 11 Rizal siblings.

How old is Jose Rizal when he wrote the poem “ Sa Aking mga Kabata”?

Rizal’s grandfather Juan Mercado, the father of Francisco Mercado was a former gobernadorcillo of_______

  The story that made the profoundest impression hat Rizal died  a martyr to its illusions.

  Jose Rizal began to join the religious processions at the age of _

  Rizal’s childhood memory where they pray at the altar when the night fall. That prayer is called

  Rizal’s first sorrow happened on the death of his sister named ____

His mother Teodora Alonzo was born in Manila on November 08, 1826 and studied in

The eldest among Rizal siblings is _______

In 1870, Rizal’s brother Paciano brought him to Biñan, Laguna. He was placed under the tutelage of _________

Jose Rizal learned the art of painting from his tutor named ______

   The first tutor of Rizal was

   Rizal’s second tutor was

Former classmate of Francisco Mercado that taught Jose in Spanish and Latin

He had the reward and punishment as a method of teaching.

In June 1872, Jose Rizal was brought to Manila to study at the _______

Ateneo was a Charity School in Manila under the supervision of Jesuits. It is a former school named ______

He refused the admission of Jose Rizal to the Ateneo De Municipal.

Jose is living in a boarding house outside the Ateneo De Municipal. He is referred as___________

The best student in the Ateneo Municipal is called ________

The second highest ranking in the Ateneo Municipal is called _____

  The third highest ranking in the Ateneo Municipal is called _____

  The fourth highest ranking in the Ateneo Municipal is called _____

  In April 1877, he studied at the University of Santo Tomas and took ______

    The following term he shifted a course at the UST through the guidance of Fr. Pablo Ramon. He took a course in __________

He met his first love named ________

   Rizal left on board on a Spanish Steamer Salvadora bound to Singapore to study in abroad on ________

While in Barcelona, Rizal wrote Amor Patrio, the first article he wrote in Spain under the pen name ________

He enrolled in Licentiate in Medicine and Philosophy and Letters on November 8, 1882 at ________

Rizal completed the Licentiate in Medicine at Universidad Central de Madrid on June 21, 1884. He was also awarded the degree of Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters on June 19, 1885 with the rating of ___________________

Rizal worked at the University Eye Hospital in Berlin under the supervision of _________

  Jose Rizal arrived in Manila on June 26, 1892. In that year, he founded the La Liga Filipina in the house of Doroteo Ongjunco in Tondo Manila on _________ on _____________

Four days after the foundation of La Liga Filipina, Jose Rizal was arrested by the Spanish authorities in four grounds such as; (1) for publishing anti-catholic and anti-friar books and articles, (2) for having in possession a bundle of handbills, the Pobres Frailes in which advocacies are violation of the Spanish orders, (3) for dedicating his novels El Filibusterismo to the three traitors Gomez, Burgos and Zamora and emphasizing on the novel’s title page that the only salvation for the Philippines was separation from the mother country, and (4) for simply criticizing the religion and aiming for its exclusion from the Filipino Culture. Due to these grounds, he was exiled in Dapitan on __________

Jose Rizal arrived in Dapitan together with his guard captain named ________

The Cura Parocco of Dapitan who encouraged Jose Rizal to retract from his masonic and anti-Christ beliefs was

Jose Rizal won the lottery amounting 20,000 pesos with a lottery ticket number _________

   Rizal used part of his lottery winnings in the public service for Dapiteño. What project that he built to educate the young people?

  On May 04, 1893 Carnicero was replaced by ________

  A spy of the friars who posed as Rizal’s relative whose real name is Florencio Namaan.

The archbishop of Manila who clamored for the arrest who was said to be the spirit of the Philippine revolution.

   On November 20, 1896 Rizal was brought before Spanish Military Tribunal headed by Colonel Francisco Olive. To institute charges against Rizal, the governor-general has appointed Captain ___________

The lawyer of Jose Rizal was ________

The governor-general who signed Rizal’s death warrant ordering him to be shot at 7:00 o’clock in the morning of December 30, 1896.

  The superior of the Jesuit Mission of the Philippines who drafted the retraction of Rizal on his masonry and anti-Christ belief.

Rizal’s body was secretly buried at Paco Cemetery where later it was traced by his sister. Thew remains of Rizal was cleaned at the house of ______________ and afterwards was given to Teodora Alonzo.

Las Islas Filipinas means _____

Antonio De Morga is a Spanish Lawyer and government official during

What lead Jose Rizal to Morga’s work?

Why Jose Rizal chose Morga’s work?

  What is Rizal’s purpose in annotating Morga’s work?

Las Islas Filipinas means “The Rising Sun of the Philippines’.

Succesos means truthful and internal views to the society.

Succesos de Las Islas Filipinas is one of the important works of Antonio

Pigafetta.

Succesos de Las Islas Filipinas consist of 7 chapters.

Succesos de Las Islas Filipinas’ copy that Dr. Jose Rizal is one with

365 page book.