GE109 Identification
Cards (47)
- What degree did Rizal first enroll in at the University of Santo Tomas?
- Who advised Rizal to shift from Philosophy to Medicine at the University of Santo Tomas?
- What was the main reason Rizal shifted to Medicine?
- Which university did Rizal attend in Spain?
- What two courses did Rizal enroll in at the Universidad Central de Madrid?
- Where did Rizal study painting while waiting for his classes to start in Madrid?
- What title did Rizal obtain upon completing his medical studies in Madrid?
- Why couldn't Rizal present his thesis and obtain the title of Doctor of Medicine?
- At which event did Juan Luna and Felix Resurrecion Hidalgo win gold and silver medals respectively?
- What was the subject of Rizal's speech, "Brindis"?
- What did Rizal stress about genius in his Brindis speech?
- Which city did Rizal move to in order to specialize in ophthalmology after leaving Madrid?
- With which renowned ophthalmologist did Rizal work in Paris?
- What historical paintings did Rizal model for in Juan Luna's studio?
- Why did Rizal leave Paris for Germany in 1886?
- Which city in Germany did Rizal arrive at and stay for six months?
- What poem did Rizal write inspired by the Neckar River in Heidelberg?
- Who was the director of the Ateneo of Leitmeritz with whom Rizal corresponded after his vacation at Wilhelmsfeld?
- What was the role of Maximo Viola in the publication of Rizal's first novel?
- What was the main purpose of Rizal in writing "Noli Me Tangere"?
- What does "Noli Me Tangere" translate to in English?
- Who did Maria Clara represent in Rizal's life?
- Who did the character Pilosopo Tasyo symbolize in real life?
- What did the character Elias represent in the novel?
- Which character symbolized the abusive leaders of the church and society in "Noli Me Tangere"?
- What action did Fr. Salvador Font take against "Noli Me Tangere"?
- What novel by Pedro Paterno partly fulfilled Rizal's purpose of writing about Philippine culture?
- Symbolized an affluent landlord with a social conscience as he was a person who belong to the high part of the society but had a heart of the poor
- A mother who would do everything for the sake of her children
- Symbolized the abusive leaders of the church and society. He was envious, greedy and he would use his power to get what he wanted
- represented the subservient filipino to the authorities and thought of their welfare first.
- represented the filipinos who would give up their principles and identities as a filipino just to be part of the higher society. she symbolized the colonial mentality among some filipinos during rizal's time
- Which city did Rizal attend lectures on history and psychology in Germany?
- Which fairy tale author's works did Rizal translate for his nieces and nephews?
- Who was the director of the eye clinic at the University of Heidelberg where Rizal perfected his ophthalmology techniques?
- How did Rizal cope with financial difficulties while in Berlin?
- Which poem did Rizal write expressing his longing for his native land?
- Who were the fellow Filipino Rizal visited in paris in outside of his working hours?
- A Filipina who prayed and joined church activities to hide her bad attitudes