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WorksheetsRizal Prac. quiz
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 11mins
Rizal’s tutor that instructed Jose Rizal who taught him the rudiments of Latin and Spanish
(a)
Decree of 1849 issued by
Narciso Claveria
Rufino Collantes
2 reasons to STUDY RIZAL?
BECAUSE OF THE LESSONS CONTAINED WITHIN THE COURSE
BECAUSE IT IS MANDATED BY LAW
To pay tribute to our national hero for devoting his life and works
NATIONALISM
private tutor of rizal
(a)
age of ____learned to read Spanish bible and make sketches with pencil.
age 5
age 3
age 8
The ninth child. An epileptic, Died a spinster
trinidad
josefa
jose
lucia
Rizal believes that _____will provide the true concept of one’s self and drive the nation to great things
history
nationalism
patriotism
The tenth child. Died a spinster and The last of the family to die.
trinidad
soledad
maria
narcisa
Baptized in the Catholic church on his town on
June 22, 1861
June 12, 1896
June 19, 1861
RIZAL WAS BORN ON
JUNE 19, 1861
JUNE 22, 1861
JUNE 12, 1896
JUNE 16, 1896
The second son and the seventh child
JOSE
PACIANO
FRANCISCO
The third child. Married Antonio Lopez
NARCISA
JOSEFA
OLYMPIA
the dominant nationalist figure of his time who unlike all others had the vision of the future of the Philippines.
JOSE RIZAL
TEODORA ALONZO
FRANCISCO MERCADO
rizal's full name
(a)
Rizal’s first poem in native language.
(a)
The eight children. Died at the age of three.
NARCISA RIZAL
CONCEPCION RIZAL
SOLEDAD RIZAL
decree issued ordering Filipinos to adopt Spanish surnames.
Decree of 1849
Decree of 1894
Decree of 1859
Decree of 1839
Jose learned the alphabet and prayers from her mother
age 5
age 8
age 3
The parents of Jose Rizal were both
government officials
tenant and farmers
businessmen
the idea of oneness by a group of people who possess common traditions, shared history, a set of goals, and a belief in a specific future.
nationalism
patriotism
ethnocentrism
the person who filed Bill No. 438
Senator Claro Recto
Senator Carlos Romulo
Senator Jose Laurel
Senator Juan Luna
(Rizal Law)
RA 1425
RA 1485
RA1415
RA 1245
The mother of Jose Rizal
(a)
The father of Jose Rizal
(a)
Jose's first teacher in Binan
(a)
At the age of 8 Rizal became a (a)
He was Jose Rizal’s inspiration as he sketches and paints.
Tio Gregorio
Tio Jose
Tio Manuel
He encouraged Rizal to develop his frail body by means of physical exercises.
Tio Gregorio
Tio Manuel
Tio Jose
Jose learned the value of hard work, careful observation of life, as well as independent thinking. Through him, Jose likewise became interested in the printed page.
Tio Jose
Tio Gregorio
Tio Manuel
who included upper-class Filipinos from all the lowland Christian areas, strove to "awaken the sleeping intellect of the Spaniard to the needs of our country" and to create a closer, more equal association of the islands and the motherland.
(a)
LEGALIZATION OF SPANISH AND FILIPINO EQUALITY
AND CREATION OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM INDEPENDENT ARE PART OF PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT GOALS
YES
NO
MAYBE
IDK/IDC
forced sale of local products to the government
POLO
VANDALA
LABOR SERVICE
POLO
VANDALA
JOSE RIZAL'S NOVELS THAT HAS A GREAT IMPACT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FILIPINO NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS
(a)
The most outstanding Propagandist was (a) , a physician, scholar, scientist, and writer.
_____ is a noted orator and pamphleteer who had left the islands for Spain in 1880 after the publication of his satirical short novel, _____ an unflattering portrait of a provincial friar.
(a)
a reformminded lawyer and active in the anti-friar movement in the islands until obliged to flee to Spain in 1888, where he became editor of La Solidaridad and assumed leadership of the Filipino community in Spain.
(a)
biweekly newspaper of propagandists first published in Barcelona, Spain on February 15, 1889.
(a)
a significant contributor to the publication La Solidaridad.
(a)
Rizal completed his licentiate in medicine
(a)
when did Rizal left the Philippines aboard the ship Salvadora without the knowledge of his parents and other family members. He traveled under the name Jose Mercado.
(a)
month and year of publication of the novel Noli Me Tangere in Germany.
(a)
El Filibusterismo was printed in Ghent, Belgium.
(a)
organization of liberal and republican Spaniards who criticized methods of government and friars
(a)
he observed Rizal’s first attack that produced alarm in the Philippines
(a)
The name (a) was attached to the young men who came of age in the 1980s and opposed the repressive policies of the Spanish government and church.
On March 31, 1890, Rizal wrote "The Philippines at the Spanish Congress," a worthy essay, praising the courage of (a) a deputy in the Spanish Cortes, who asked the Cortes to give representation to the Philippines in the
Spanish lawmaking body.
the rise of an institution which has a
"monopoly of the legitimate use of
physical power. “
(a)
Instead of proposing armed struggle, Rizal however proposed (a) with Spain.
Rizal is often made out to be a (a) ," a conservative who is against revolution. Nothing can be farthest from the truth
one of Rizal's most prominent biographers, argues that Noli Me Tangere, "denies the friars even the dignity of their convictions.
(a)
He has the best analysis of Rizal's political contribution, who argues that Rizal was caught between faith and reason.
(a)
is a set of ideas, values, and attitudes about government and the political process held by a community or nation.
(a)
is one of the main elements of political science. The term can be defined as the process by which people, at various stages in their lives, aequire views and orientations about politics.
(a)
is a comprehensive and logically
ordered set of beliefs about the nature of people and about the institutions and role of government.
(a)
A government in which all power is shared by citizens.
(a)
It is the notion that the people have an inherent right to sit in a chamber that determines their future.
(a)
occurs when people choose representatives who determine what government accomplishes.
(a)
referred to a Filipino or any
person who would rebel or utter words
against the Spanish and was thus
considered dangerous, so he would
have to be imprisoned.
(a)
when did Rizal began his exile in lonely Dapitan, a period of 4 years
(a)
Rizal had a romance with (a) , they married themselves before the eyes of the God.
a relationship between a man and a woman who live exclusively with each other just like a husband and wife without the benefit of marriage or when the marriage is void.
(a)
he was sent as an emissary by Andres Bonifacio, the leader of the Katipunan, to seek Rizal's opinion and approval of an armed rebellion against the Spanish authorities.
(a)
when did Rizal’s four year exile ended?
(a)
year when both del Pilar and Lopez Jaena died in Barcelona, worn down by poverty and disappointment.
(a)
