A) Because he had no official passport B) He was escaping from a crime C) To avoid detection by Spanish authorities and friars
A) Juan Rizal B) Jose Mercado C) Jose Rivera
A) Salvadora B) La Esperanza C) Reina Cristina
A) Hong Kong B) Singapore C) Barcelona
A) 17 B) 18 C) 16 D) 19
A) A Filipino fellow passenger B) A Jesuit priest C) The captain of the Salvadora
A) May 9, 1882 B) May 8, 1882 C) May 7, 1882
A) Hotel de España B) Hotel de la Paz C) Hotel Singapore
A) Statue of Queen Victoria B) Tower of London replica C) Statue of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles
A) La Concordia B) Salvadora C) Djemnah
A) Spanish B) French C) English
A) Cape of Good Hope B) Cape of Guardafui C) Cape Town
A) Camels B) Elephant C) Horse
A) Hotter than Manila B) Cooler and windy C) Same as Manila
A) Cairo B) Port Said C) Suez
A) 3 days B) 4 days C) 5 days
A) Ferdinand de Lesseps B) Thomas Stanford Raffles C) Napoleon Bonaparte
A) October 17, 1869 B) November 17, 1869 C) December 17, 1869
A) The Bastille B) Chateau d’If C) Fort Saint-Jean
A) Calle Mayor B) Plaza Mayor C) Las Ramblas
A) June 18, 1882 B) June 17, 1882 C) June 16, 1882
A) A café in Plaza de Cataluna B) Las Ramblas C) Rizal Café
A) Amor Patrio B) Los Viajes C) Revista de Madrid
A) Laong Laan B) Dimasalang C) Plaridel
A) Marcelo H. del Pilar B) Graciano Lopez Jaena C) Mariano Ponce
A) La Solidaridad B) La Ramblas C) Diariong Tagalog
A) Juan Luna B) Graciano Lopez Jaena C) Basilio Teodoro Moran
A) Noli Me Tangere B) Los Viajes C) Filipinas Dentro de Cien Años
A) It was lost in the mail B) It was rejected for being too long C) Diariong Tagalog ceased publication due to lack of funds
A) November 3, 1882 B) November 4, 1882 C) November 5, 1882
A) Law and Philosophy B) Medicine and Philosophy and Letters C) Engineering and Law
A) Conservatorio de Bellas Artes B) Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando C) Madrid School of Arts
A) Dutch, Russian, and Chinese B) French, German, and English C) Spanish, Latin, and Greek
A) Antonio, Maximino, and Pedro B) Antonio, Fernando, and Luis C) Pablo, Rafael, and Eduardo
A) Her father disapproved B) He lost interest in her C) He was engaged to Leonor and didn't want to hurt Eduardo de Lete
A) They Ask Me For Verses B) They Give Me Songs C) They Send Me Poems
A) Circulo Hispano-Filipino B) Asociacion de Poetas Filipinos C) Katipunan ng Madrid
A) Christmas Day 1882 B) New Year’s Eve, December 31, 1882 C) January 1, 1883
A) A second-hand book store owned by Senor Roses B) The public library C) A market stall
A) The Bible B) History of the French Revolution C) Uncle Tom’s Cabin
A) Hotel de Paris on 37 Rue de Madrid B) Hotel de Paris on 37 Rue de Renners C) Hotel de Paris on 37 Rue de Maubange
A) Belleville B) Montmartre C) Latin Quarter
A) La Filantropía B) La Solidaridad C) La Aurora
A) Crispin B) Louis C) Basilio
A) Sisa B) Donya Victorina C) Maria Clara
A) San Diego B) San Pablo C) Tayabas
A) Philosophy B) Medicine C) Ophthalmology
A) Dr. Fiador Jagor B) Dr. Louis de Weckert C) Dr. Maximo Viola
A) Paris spy B) French Spy C) Philippine spy
A) Don't touch me B) Touch by touch C) Touch me not
A) Uncle Tom's cabin B) The wandering Jew C) The count of Monte Cristo
A) Elias B) Linares C) Crisostomo Ibarra
A) Juan Luna B) Maximo Viola C) Crisostomo Ibarra
A) Elias and Salome B) Sisa at Elias C) In the woods
A) Spain B) United States C) Germany
A) Salome B) Maria Clara C) Sisa
A) Don Alfonso Linares B) Ibarra C) Basilio
A) She became a prostitute B) She returned to Manila C) She was imprisoned
A) Hired a boat B) Disguised as a friar C) Burned evidence and Ibarra’s house
A) Linares B) Ibarra C) Basilio
A) 24 B) 25 C) 26
A) Surgery B) Ophthalmology C) Philosopy
A) Trinidad Pardo de Tavera B) Miguel Morayta C) Eusebio Corominas
A) Rizal’s schoolmate B) A French ophthalmologist C) An editor
A) The Spoliarium B) The Death of Cleopatra C) The Triumph of Science
A) Sikatuna B) Legazpi C) Himself
A) Luna B) Trinidad C) Paz
A) To return to the Philippines B) To meet Maximo Viola again C) To gain more experience in ophthalmology in Germany
A) Rhine River B) Neckar River C) Danube River
A) Forget-me-not B) Daffodil C) Rose
A) Paris B) Germany C) Berlin
A) 1887 B) 1886 C) 1888
A) His sister Saturnina B) His mother C) His friend Maximo Viola
A) two B) one C) three
A) He suffered in poverty but also published Noli Me Tangere B) He passed his medical exams and got engaged C) He returned to the Philippines and reunited with his family
A) El Filibusterismo B) Noli Me Tangere C) Mi Último Adiós
A) Jane Austen B) Louisa May Alcott C) Harriet Beecher Stowe
A) January 2, 1884 B) January 3, 1884 C) January 1, 1884
A) Berlin B) Heidelberg C) Madrid
A) Half B) One half C) Full
A) Manila B) Berlin C) Paris and Germany
A) Munich B) Wilhelmsfeld C) Berlin
A) February 1887 B) February 1886 C) February 1888
A) Funds for printing and living B) Paper and ink C) Food and clothes
A) Elias and Salome B) Crisostomo’s Return C) Sisa’s Madness
A) February 21, 1889 B) February 21, 1887 C) February 21, 1888
A) Berliner Buchdruckei-Action-Gesselschaft B) Imprenta Filipina C) La Solidaridad Printing
A) He was seen speaking French in public B) He was caught with secret documents C) He frequently visited rural areas and entered Germany from France
A) March 22, 1887 B) March 21, 1887 C) March 23, 1887
A) Gospel of St. Luke (Chapter 20, verses 13 to 17). B) Gospel of St. Mary (Chapter 20, verses 13 to 17). C) Gospel of St. John (Chapter 20, verses 13 to 17).
A) His mother B) His Fatherland (Philippines) C) To the filipino youth
A) Rizal's sister B) Leonor Rivera C) Rizal's cousin
A) Elias and Ibarra B) Capitan Tiago and Basilio C) Padre Damaso and Elia
A) 1886 B) 1884 C) 1885
A) 1884 B) 1885 C) 1886
A) 1886 in Wilhelmsfeld, Germany B) 1885 in Berlin C) 1884 in Madrid
A) February 1884 B) February 1886 C) February 1885
A) Burned it B) Sent it to Spain C) Buried it |