DR. JOSE P.

RIZAL

 José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda

 June 19, 1861 – December 30, 1896

 He is tagged as the national hero (pambansang

bayani) of the Filipino people.
• RIZAL LIVED IN EXILE FAR-AWAY DAPITAN, A REMOTE TOWN IN MINDANAO WHICH WAS
UNDER THE MISSIONARY JURISDICTION OF THE JESUITS, FROM 1892 TO 1896

• HE PRACTICED MEDICINE, PURSUED SCIENTIFIC STUDIES, CONTINUED HIS ARTISTIC AND

LITERARY WORKS, WIDENED HIS KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGES, ESTABLISHED A SCHOOL
FOR BOYS, PROMOTED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, INVENTED A WOODEN
MACHINE FOR BRICKS, AND ENGAGED IN FARMING AND COMMERCE.
BEGINNING OF EXILE IN DAPITAN
• THE STEAMER CEBU WHICH BROUGHT RIZAL TO DAPITAN CARRIED A LETTER FROM
FATHER PABLO PASTELS, SUPERIOR OF THE JESUITS SOCIETY IN THE PHILIPPINES, TO
FATHER ANTONIO OBACH, JESUIT PARISH PRIEST OF DAPITAN

• RIZAL DID NOT AGREE WITH THESE CONDITIONS CONSEQUENTLY, HE LIVED IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMANDANT, CAPTAIN CARNICERO.

• CARNICERO WAS CHARMED BY RIZAL'S FINE QUALITIES AND PERSONALITY.

• CARNICERO CAME TO KNOW THAT RIZAL WAS NOT A COMMON FELON, MUCH LESS A
FILIBUSTER. HE GAVE GOOD REPORTS ON HIS PRISONER TO GOVERNOR DESPUJOL.

• RIZAL, ON HIS PART ADMIRED THE KIND, GENEROUS SPANISH CAPTAIN. AS EVIDENCE OF
HIS ESTEEM, HE WROTE A POEM, A DON RICARDO CARNICERO, ON AUGUST 26, 1892, ON
THE OCCASION OD THE CAPTAIN’S BIRTHDAY.
father Pablo pastels father Antonio obach don Ricardo carnicero
WINS IN MANILA LOTTERY
• ON SEPTEMBER 21, 1892, THE SLEEPY TOWN OF DAPITAN BURST IN HECTIC EXCITEMENT.
• THE MAIL BOAT BUTUAN WAS APPROACHING THE TOWN, WITH COLORED PENNANTS
FLYING IN THE SEA BREEZES.

• THE MAIL BOAT BUTUAN, BROUGHT NO SPANISH OFFICIALS BUT THE HAPPY TIDINGS
THAT THE LOTTERY TICKET NO. 9736 JOINTLY OWNED BY CAPTAIN CARNICERO, DR.
RIZAL AND FRANCISCO EQUILIOR WON THE SECOND PRIZE OF P20,000 IN THE
GOVERNMENT-OWNED MANILA LOTTERY.

• DURING HIS FIRST SOJOURN IN MADRID FROM 1882 TO 1885 HE ALWAYS INVESTED AT
LEAST THREE PESETAS EVERY MONTH IN LOTTERY TICKETS.
RIZAL-PASTELLS DEBATE ON RELIGION
• DURING HIS EXILE IN DAPITAN, RIZAL HAD A LONG AND SCHOLARLY DEBATE WITH
FATHER PASTELS ON RELIGION.

• IT STARTED WHEN FATHER PASTELS SENT HIM A BOOK BY SARDA, WITH ADVICE THAT
THE LATTER (RIZAL) SHOULD DESIST FORM HIS MAJADERS (FOOLISHNESS) IN
VIEWING RELIGION FROM THE PRISM OF INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENT AND SELF-ESTEEM.

• IN SPITE OF THEIR RELIGIONS DIFFERENCES, RIZAL AND PASTELS REMAINED GOOD

FRIENDS. FATHER PASTELLS GAVE RIZAL A COPY OF THE IMITACION DE CRISTO
(IMITATIONS OF CHRIST), A FAMOUS CATHOLIC BOOK BY FATHER THOMAS A KEMPIS.
THIS INTERESTING RELIGIOUS DEBATE MAY BE READ IN FOUR LETTERS WRITTEN
BY RIZAL, AS FOLLOWS:
1) SEPTEMBER 1, 1892
2) NOVEMBER 11, 1892
3) JANUARY 9, 1893
4) APRIL 4, 1893
FATHER PASTELLS’ REPLIES DATED:
1) OCTOBER 12, 1892
2) DECEMBER 8, 1892
3) FEBRUARY 2, 2893
4) APRIL (NO EXACT DATE), 1893
RIZAL CHALLENGES A FRENCHMAN TO DUEL
• WHILE RIZAL WAS STILL DEBATING WITH FATHER PASTELLS BY MEANS OF EXCHANGE OF
LETTERS, HE BECAME INVOLVED IN A QUARREL WITH FRENCH ACQUAINTANCE IN DAPITAN,
MR. JUAN LARDET, A BUSINESSMAN

• HEEDING THE COMMANDANT’S ADVICE, LARDET WROTE TO RIZAL IN FRENCH, DATED

DAPITAN, MARCH 30, 1893, APOLOGIZING FOR THE INSULTING COMMENTS RIZAL, AS A
GENTLEMEN AND WELL-VERSED IN PUNDONOR (HISPANIC CHIVALRIC CODE) ACCEPTED THE
APOLOGY, AND GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN HIM AND THE FRENCHMAN WERE RESTORED.

• IT IS INTERESTING TO RECALL THAT TWICE BEFORE HIS SENSITIVITY CAUSED HIM TO

CHALLENGE PEOPLE TO A DUEL-ANTONIO LUNA IN 1890 AND W.E. RETANA IN THE SAME YEAR.
Mr. Juan Lardet Father Francisco de Paula Sanchez Ferdinand Blumentritt
RIZAL AND FATHER SANCHEZ
• FATHER FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANCHEZ
 RIZAL’S FAVORITE TEACHER AT THE ATENEO DE MANILA, TO DAPITAN.
HE WAS THE ONLY SPANISH PRIEST TO DEFEND RIZAL’S NOLI ME TANGERE IN
PUBLIC.

ON HIS BIRTHDAY, RIZAL GAVE HIM A PRECIOUS BIRTHDAY GIFT A MANUSCRIPT
ENTITLED ESTUDIOS SOBRE LA LENGUA TAGALA (STUDIES ON THE TAGALOG
LANGUAGE.
IDYLLIC LIFE IN DAPITAN
• SINCE AUGUST, 1893 MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY TOOK TURNS IN VISITING HIM IN
ORDER TO A USAGE HIS LONELINESS IN THE ISOLATED OUTPOST OF SPANISH
POWER IN THE MOORLAND. AMONG THEM WERE HIS MOTHER; SISTERS
TRINIDAD, MARIA, NARCISA; AND NEPHEWS TEODOSIO, ESTANISLAO, MAURICIO,
AND PRUDENCIO.

• ON DECEMBER 19, 1893, RIZAL WROTE TO BLUMENTRITT, DESCRIBING HIS LIFE IN

DAPITAN.
RIZAL’S ENCOUNTER WITH THE FRIAR’S SPY
• DURING THE EARLY DAYS OF NOVEMBER 1893, RIZAL WAS LIVING PEACEFULLY AND HAPPILY
AT HIS HOUSE IN TALISAY, A KILOMETER AWAY FROM DAPITAN.

• HIS BLISSFUL LIFE WAS THEN SUDDENLY JOLTED BY A STRANGE INCIDENT INVOLVING A SPY
OF THE FRIARS. THIS SPY WITH THE ASSUMED NAMED OF “PANLO MERCADO” AND POSING
AS A RELATIVE, SECRETLY VISITED RIZAL AT HIS HOUSE ON THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER 3,
1893

• LOSING HIS COOL, HE WENT TO COMMANDANCIA AND DENOUNCED THE IMPOSTOR TO

CAPTAIN JUAN SITGES (WHO SUCCEED CAPTAIN CARNICERO ON MAY 4, 1893 AS
COMMANDANT OF DAPITAN.
• THE TRUTH CAME OUT DURING THIS INVESTIGATION. THE REAL NAME OF “PABLO
MERCADO” WAS FLORENCIO NAMANAN. HE WAS A NATIVE OF CAGAYAN DE MISAMIS,
SINGLE AND ABOUT 30 YEARS OLD. HE WAS HIRED BY THE RECOLLECT FRIARS TO A SECRET
MISSION IN DAPITAN TO INTRODUCED HIMSELF TO RIZAL WHICH MIGHT INCRIMINATE
HIM IN THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT.
THESE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS ON THE FAILED MISSION OF THE FRIAR’S SPY HAVE
QUOTED BY THREE RIZALIST BIOGRAPHERS;

RETANA (1907)
PALMA (1949)
JOSE BARON FERNANDEZ (1982)
• ON DECEMBER 20, 1893, RIZAL WROTE A LETTER TO HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW MANUEL T.
HIDALGO THAT TELLS THE RELIABLE AND VALUABLE IN CLARIFYING THE WHOLE
INCIDENT.
AS PHYSICIAN IN DAPITAN
• HE HAD MANY PATIENTS, BUT MOST OF THEM WERE POOR SO THAT HE EVEN GAVE THEM FREE MEDICINE.
• IN AUGUST 1893 HIS MOTHER AND SISTER (MARIA) ARRIVED IN DAPITAN AND LIVED WITH HIM FOR ONE
YEAR AND A HALF. HE OPERATED ON HIS MOTHER’S RIGHT EYE.

• HE HAD MANY PATIENTS WHO CAME FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE PHILIPPINES FROM LUZON, BOHOL,
CEBU, PANAY, NEGROS, AND MINDANAO AND EVEN FROM HONG KONG.

• A RICH FILIPINO PATIENT, DON IGNACIO TUMARONG, WAS ABLE TO SEE AGAIN BECAUSE OF RIZAL’S
OPHTHALMIC SKILL; AND HIGHLY GRATIFIED BY THE RESTORATION OF HIS SIGHT, HE PAID P3,00.

• ANOTHER RICH PATIENT, AN ENGLISHMAN PAID P500. DON FLORENCIO AZACARRAGA, A RICH HACENDERO
OF AKLAN, WAS ALSO CURED OF AYE AILMENT, AND PAID RIZAL A CARGO OF SUGAR.
A WRITER SYSTEM FOR DAPITAN
• RIZAL HELD THE TITLE OF EXPERT SURVEYOR (PERITO AGRIMENSOR), WHICH HE
OBTAINED FROM THE ATENEO.

• IN DAPITAN, HE APPLIED HIS KNOWLEDGE OF ENGINEERING BY CONSTRUCTING A

SYSTEM OF WATERWORKS IN ORDER TO FURNISH CLEAN TO THE TOWNSPEOPLE.

• AN AMERICAN ENGINEER, MR. H.F. CAMERON, PRAISED RIZAL’S ENGINEERING

FEAT.
COMMUNITY PROJECTS IN DAPITAN
• ASIDE FROM CONSTRUCTING THE TOWN’S FIRST WATER SYSTEM, HE SPENT MANY
MONTHS DRAINING THE MARSHES IN ORDER TO GET RID OF MALARIA THAT
INFESTED DAPITAN.

• AS A EUROPEAN-TRAINED PHYSICIAN HE KNEW THAT MALARIA IS SPREAD BY THE

MOSQUITOS WHICH THRIVE IN SWAMPY PLACES.

• ELECTRIC LIGHTNING WAS UNKOWN THEN IN THE PHILIPPINES. IT WAS NOT

UNTIL 1894 WHEN MANILA SAW THE FIRST ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
PROJECTS OF RIZAL
Water System

Lightning System

Beautification of Dapitan
RIZAL AS TEACHER
• SINCE BOYHOOD RIZAL KNOW THE VALUE OF GOOD EDUCATION.
• IN 1893 HE ESTABLISHED A SCHOOL WHICH EXISTED UNTIL THE END OF HIS EXILE IN JULY, 1896.
• IT BEGAN WITH THREE PUPILS AND IN THE COURSE OF TIME THE ENROLLMENT INCREASED TO 16 AND
LATER TO 21.

• INSTEAD OF CHARGING THEM TUITION FEES,

HE MADE THEM WORK IN HIS GARDEN, FIELDS, AND
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

• RIZAL TAUGHT HIS BOYS, READING, WRITING, LANGUAGES (SPANISH AND ENGLISH), GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY,
MATHEMATICS (ARITHMETIC AND GEOMETRY), INDUSTRIAL WORK, NATURE STUDY, MORALS AND
GYMNASTICS,.

• HE TRAINED THEM HOW TO COLLECT SPICEMENS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS, TO LOVE WORK, AND TO “
BEHAVE LIKE MEN”.
“HYMN TO TALISAY”
• RIZAL CONDUCTED HIS SCHOOL AT HIS HOME IN TALISAY NEAR DAPITAN, WHERE
HE HAD HIS FARM AND HOSPITAL.

• HIS FAVORITE RENDEZVOUS WITH HIS BOYS WAS UNDER A TALISAY TREE, AFTER
WHICH THE PLACE WAS NAMED.

• IN HONOR OF TALISAY, HE WROTE A POEM ENTITLED “HIMNO A TALISAY” FOR HIS

PUPILS TO SING.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE
• WITH HIS BAROTO (SAILBOAT) AND ACCOMPANIED BY HIS PUPILS, HE EXPLORED
THE JUNGLES AND COASTS, SEEKING SPICEMENS OF INSECTS, BIRDS, SNAKES,
LIZARDS, FROGS, SHEELS, AND PLANTS.

• HE SENT THESE SPECIMENS TO THE MUSEUM OF EUROPE ESPECIALLY THE

DRESDEN MUSEUM.

• HE DISCOVERED SOME RARE SPECIMENS WHICH WERE NAMED IN HIS HONOR BY

THE SCINETISTS. AMONG THESE WERE DRACO RIZALI (A FLYING DRAGON),
APOGONIA RIZALI (A SMALL BEETLE), AND RHACOPHORUS RIZALI (A RARE FROG).
LINGUISTICS STUDIES
• ON APRIL 5, 1896, RIZAL’S LAST YEAR OF EXILE IN DAPITAN.
• BY THIS TIME RIZAL COULD RANK WITH THE WORLD’S GREAT LINGUISTS.
• HE KNEW 22 LANGUAGES AS FOLLOWS: TAGALOG, ILOKANO, BISAYAN, SUBANON,
SPANISH, LATIN, GREEK, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ARABIC, MALAY, HEBREW,
SANSKRIT, DUTCH, CATALAN, ITALIAN, CHINESE, JAPANESE, PORTUGUESE,
SWEDISH, AND RUSSIAN.
RIZAL AS FARMER
• HE BOUGHT 16 HECTARES OF LAND IN TALISAY, WHERE HE BUILT HIS HOME, SCHOOL,
AND HOSPITAL, AND PLANTED CACAO, COFFEE, SUGARCANE, COCONUTS AND FRUIT
TREES.

• LATER, HE ACQUIRED MORE LANDS TOTAL HOLDINGS REACH 70 HECTARES, CONTAINING

6,000 HEMP PLANTS, 1,000 COCONUT TREES, AND NUMEROUS FRUIT TREES, SUGARCANE,
CORN, COFFEE AND CACAO.

• RIZAL DREAMED OF ESTABLISHING AN AGRICULTURAL COLONY IN THE SITIO OF PONOT

NEAR SINDAGAN BAY, WHERE THERE WAS PLENTY OF WATER AND GOOD FOR FACILITIES.
RIZAL AS BUSINESSMAN
• IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RAMON CARRREON, A DAPITAN MERCHANT, HE ,MADE PROFITABLE
BUSINESS VENTURES IN FISHING, COPRA AND HEMP INDUSTRIES.

• IN A LETTER TO HIDALGO, DATED JANUARY 19, 1893, HE EXPRESSED HIS PLAN TO IMPROVE THE
FISHING INDUSTRY OF DAPITAN.

• THE MOST PROFITABLE BUSINESS VENTURE OF RIZAL IN DAPITAN WAS IN THE HEMP INDUSTRY.
• ON MAY 14,1893, RIZAL FORMED A BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP WITH RAMON CARREON (DAPITAN
BUSINESSMAN) IN LINE MANUFACTURING.

• TO BREAK THE CHINESE MONOPOLY ON BUSINESS IN DAPITAN, RIZAL ORGANIZED, ON JANUARY

1,1895 THE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF DAPITAN FARMERS.
RIZAL INVENTIVE ABILITY

• IT SHOULD BE REMEMBERED THAT IN 1887, WHILE PRACTICING MEDICINE IN

CALAMBA, HE INVENTED A CIGARETTE LIGHTER WHICH HE SENT AS A GIFT TO
BLUMENTRITT.

• DURING HIS EXILE IN DAPITAN, HE INVENTED A MACHINE FOR MAKING BRICKS.

THIS MACHINE COULD MANUFACTURE ABOUT 6,000 BRICKS DAILY.
“MY RETREAT”

• IN FEBRUARY, 1895, DONA TEODORA, WITH HER EYESIGHT FULLY RESTORED,

RETURNED TO MANILA.

• ON OCTOBER 22, 1895, RIZAL WROTE A BEAUTIFUL POEM WAS “MI RETIRO” (MY
RETREAT), WHICH IS ACCLAIMED BY LITERARY CRITICS AS ONE OF THE BEST EVER
PENNED BY RIZAL.
RIZAL AND JOSEPHINE BRACKEN
• IN THE SILENT HOURS OF THE NIGHT AFTER THE DAYS HARD WORK, RIZAL WAS
OFTEN SAD.

• THE DEATH OF LEONORA RIVERA ON AUGUST 28, 1893 LEFT POIGNANT VOID IN
HIS HEART.

• IN GOD’S OWN TIME, THIS “SOMEBODY” CAME TO DAPITAN, LIKE A SUNBEAM TO

DISPEL HIS MELANCHOLY MOOD. SHE WAS JOSEPHINE BRACKEN, AN IRISH GIRL
OF SWEET EIGHTEEN, SLENDER A CHESTNUT BLOND, WITH BLUE EYES, DRESSED
WITH ELEGANT SIMPLICITY, WITH AN ATMOSPHERE OF LIGHT GAYETY.
• RIZAL AND JOSEPHINE FELL IN LOVE WITH EACH OTHER AT FIRST SIGHT. AFTER A
WHIRLWIND ROMANCE OF ONE MONTH THEY AGREED TO MARRY.

• MR. TAUFER RETURNED ALONE TO HONG KONG. JOSEPHINE STAYED IN MANILA

WITH RIZAL’S FAMILY. LATER, SHE RETURNED TO DAPITAN. SINCE NO PRIEST
WOULD MARRY THEM, RIZAL AND JOSEPHINE HELD HANDS TOGETHER AND
MARRIED THEMSELVES BEFORE THE EYES OF GOD. THEY LIVED AS MAN AND
WIFE.

• IN THE EARLY PART OF 1896 RIZAL WAS EXTREMELY HAPPY BECAUSE JOSEPHINE
WAS EXPECTING A BABY. RIZAL PLAYED PRANK ON HER, FRIGHTENING HER SO
THAT SHE PREMATURELY GAVE BIRTH TO AN EIGHT-MONTH BABY BOY, WHO LIVE
ONLY FOR THREE HOURS. THIS LOST SON OF RIZAL WAS NAMED “FRANCISCO” IN
HONOR OF DON FRANCISCO (THE HERO’S FATHER) AND WAS BURIED IN DAPITAN.
Josephine Bracken
 - born on October 3, 1876 in Hong Kong
 her parents are James Bracken and Elizabeth Jane
MacBride.
 She was adopted by mr. George taufer
RIZAL AND THE KATIPUNAN
• ANDRES BONIFACIO, THE “GREAT PLEBEIAN” WAS SOWING THE SEED OF AN ARMED
UPRISING. THE SECRET REVOLUTIONARY SOCIETY, CALLED KATIPUNAN, WHICH HE
FOUNDED ON JULY 7, 1892,WAS GAINING MORE AND MORE ADHERENTS.

• IN A SECRET MEETING OF THE KATIPUNAN AT ALITTLE RIVER CALLED BITUKANG

MANOK, NEAR THE TOWN OF PASIG, ON MAY 2, 1896, DR. PIO VALENZUELA WAS NAMED
EMISSARY TO DAPITAN, IN ORDER TO INFORM RIZAL OF THE PLAN OF THE KATIPUNAN
TO LAUNCH A REVOLUTION FOR FREEDOM’S SAKE.

• ON JUNE 15, DR. VALENZUELA LEFT MANILA ON BOARD THE STEAMER VENUS.
• DR. VALENZUELA ARRIVED IN DAPITAN IN THE EVENING OF JUNE 21, 1896.
 VOLUNTEERS AS MILITARY DOCTOR IN CUBA

• THERE WAS A SHORTAGE OF PHYSICIANS TO MINISTER TO THE NEEDS OF THE

SPANISH TROOPS AND THE CUBAN PEOPLE.

• ACTING UPON BLUMENTRITT’S ADVICE, RIZAL WROTE TO GOVERNOR GENERAL

RAMON BLANCO, DESPUJOL’S SUCCESSOR, ON DECEMBER 17, 1895, OFFERING HIS
SERVICE AS MILITARY DOCTOR IN CUBA.

• WHEN HE LEAST EXPECTED IT, A LETTER FORM GOVERNOR BLANCO DATED JULY 1,
1896, ARRIVED IN DAPITAN, NOTIFYING HIM OF THE ACCEPTANCE OF HIS OFFER.
“THE STORY OF THE TRAVELER”

• GREAT WAS RIZAL’S IN RECEIVING THE GLADSOME NEWS FROM MALACAÑANG. IT

WAS WITH THIS JOYOUS THOUGHT OF RESUMING HIS TRAVELS THAT HE WROTE
HISS HEART-WARMING POEM “EL CANTO DEL VIAJERO” (THE SONG OF THE
TRAVELERS) WHICH RUNS IN FULL.
ADIOS, DAPITAN
• ON JULY 31, 1896, RIZAL’S FOUR-YEAR EXILE IN DAPITAN CAME TO AN END.
• AS FAREWELL MUSIC, THE TOWN BRASS BAND STRANGELY PLAYED THE
DOLOROUS FUNERAL MARCH OF CHOPIN.

• AS THE STEAMER PUSHED OUT INTO THE SEA, RIZAL GAZED FOR THE LAST TIME
ON DAPITAN WITH HIS HANDS WAVING IN FAREWELL SALUTE TO ITS KIND AND
HOSPITABLE FOLKS AND WITH A CRYING HEART FILLED WITH TEARS OF
NOSTALGIC MEMORIES.
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 PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
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GOD BLESS YOU.
TEST I. IDENTIFICATION

1. RIZAL LIVED IN EXILE FAR-AWAY DAPITAN, A REMOTE TOWN IN MINDANAO WHICH WAS UNDER THE
___________ FROM 1892 TO 1896.
2. HE PRACTICED __________ PURSUED SCIENTIFIC STUDIES AND CONTINUED HIS ARTISTIC AND LITERARY
WORKS.
3. EXILE IN DAPITAN IN WHAT YEAR?
4. ON __________ THE SLEEPY TOWN OF DAPITAN BURST IN HECTIC EXCITEMENT.
5. DURING HIS FIRST SOJOURN IN __________ FROM 1882 TO 1885 HE ALWAYS INVESTED AT LEAST THREE
PRESENTS EVERY MONTH IN LOTTERY TICKET.
6. WHILE RIZAL WAS STILL DEBATING WITH FATHER PASTELS BY MEANS OF __________.
7. HE WAS THE ONLY __________TO DEFEND RIZAL'S NOLI ME TANGERE IN PUBLIC.
8. ON ___________ RIZAL WROTE TO BLUMENTRITT, DESCRIBING HIS LIFE IN DAPITAN.
9. IN HONOR OF TALISAY, HE WROTE A POEM ENTITLED, __________ FOR HIS PUPILS TO SING.
10.ON __________ LAST YEAR OF EXILE DAPITAN.
TEST II. ENUMERATION
THESE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS ON THE FAILED MISSION ON THE FRIAR’S SPY HAVE
QUOTED BY THREE RIZALIST BIOGRAPHERS (INCLUDING A YEAR).
1.
2.
3.
PROJECTS OF RIZAL IN DAPITAN.
4.
5.
6.
RIZAL’S NEW 22, LANGUAGES STUDIES (GIVE AT LEAST 19 LANGUAGE)
7. 17.
8. 18.
9. 19.
10. 20.
11. 21.
12. 22.
13. 23.
14. 24.
15. 25.
16.
TEST III. MATCHING TYPE

COLUMN A COLUMN B
1 . A FAMOUS CATHOLIC BOOK BY. A. RIZAL
2. IT WAS STARTED WHEN FATHER B. EL CANTO DEL VIAJERO
PASTELLS SENT HIM A BOOK BY. C. THOMAS A. KEMPIS
3. WAS CHARMED BY RIZAL'S FINE D. SARDA
QUALITIES AND PERSONALITY. E. CARNICERO
4. HE IN EXILE FAR-AWAY DAPITAN. F. 1892
5. YEAR OF THE SLEEPY TOWN OF G. DR. VALENZUELA
DAPITAN BURST IN HECTIC H. JOSEPHINE BRACKEN
EXCITEMENT. I. MR. H. F. CAMERON
6. AMERICAN ENGINEER. J. ANDRES BONIFACIO
7. SHE WAS ADAPTED BY MR. GEORGE
TAUFER.
8. THE GREAT PLEBEIAN.
9. ARRIVED IN DAPITAN IN THE EVENING
OF JUNE 21, 1896
10. THE SONG OF THE TRAVELERS.
Prepared by:
Lira Grace L. Himarangan
Elgie C. Viola
Honey Jane P. Veras
Junie A. Parilla