Rizal In Spain, France And Germany

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1. Rizal's pen name for El Diariong Tagalog.

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Rizal used the pen name "Laong-Laan" for El Diariong Tagalog. This pen name reflects his desire for a better future for the Filipino people. "Laong-Laan" means "ever ready" or "always prepared" in Tagalog, suggesting Rizal's readiness to fight for the rights and welfare of his fellow Filipinos. This pen name also symbolizes his commitment to speaking out against injustice and oppression through his writings in the newspaper.

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Rizal In Spain, France And Germany - Quiz

Explore the journey of Jose Rizal across Spain, France, and Germany. This quiz assesses knowledge on Rizal's travels, his interactions, and the reasons behind his journey. It also tests recognition of key figures in his life, enhancing understanding of his historical impact.

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2. The name written on Rizal's passport is

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The correct answer is "Jose Mercado" because Rizal's full name was Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda. However, in his passport, he used the name "Jose Mercado" without including his middle name or last names.

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3. It was the book included in Rizal's letter to Blumentritt.

Explanation

Rizal included the book "Arithmetica" in his letter to Blumentritt. This suggests that "Arithmetica" was of importance or relevance to Rizal's message or discussion with Blumentritt. The inclusion of this book indicates that Rizal wanted to share or discuss mathematical concepts or principles with Blumentritt.

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4. Dr. Louis de Wecker was visited by Rizal every Sunday.

Explanation

Rizal visited Dr. Louis de Wecker every Sunday.

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5. Djemnah is a Dutch steamer managed by the French.

Explanation

Djemnah is a French steamer managed by the Dutch.

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6. Rizal spent his extra pasetas to take a bath.

Explanation

It was spent on Madrid Lottery.

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7. Usman was sold by Paciano to give money to Rizal.

Explanation

Alipato, the pony was sold. Usman is Rizal's dog.

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8. Plaza de Cataluña is a place where Rizal was welcomed by his former Tomasian friends.

Explanation

Atenian schoolmates.

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9. Odd one out.

Explanation

They knew about Rizal's plan of going to Spain.

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10. Alin Mang Lahi and La Deportaccion were songs composed by Rizal.

Explanation

La Deportaccion is a dance.

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11. Odd one out.

Explanation

Carolines Question was an article for La Publicidad. On the other hand, the others were for El Diariong Tagalog.

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12. She gave Rizal a diamond ring to be pawned.

Explanation

Saturnina gave Rizal a diamond ring to be pawned.

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13. Blumentritt was interested in Philippine ethnology and dialects. He was a Director in the Ateneo de Leipzig, Austria.

Explanation

Ateneo de Leitmeritz, Austria

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14. Blumentritt was sketched by Rizal.

Explanation

Morayta was sketched by Rizal.

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15. The Dominicans gave Rizal recommendations to the members of their society.

Explanation

The Jesuits gave Rizal recommendations to the members of their society in Barcelona, Spain.

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16. A story of the champion of Swiss independence.

Explanation

The correct answer is "William Tell" because the given options are related to different themes or topics, but only William Tell fits the description of a story about the champion of Swiss independence. William Tell is a famous Swiss folk hero who symbolizes the struggle for freedom and resistance against oppression. His story revolves around his defiance of a tyrannical ruler and his legendary archery skills. Therefore, William Tell is the most suitable choice for a story about the champion of Swiss independence.

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17. Neckar River reminded Rizal of Laguna de Bay.

Explanation

The statement is true because Rizal was a Filipino national hero who had a strong connection to both the Neckar River in Germany and Laguna de Bay in the Philippines. Rizal studied in Germany and spent a significant amount of time near the Neckar River, which left a lasting impression on him. Similarly, Laguna de Bay was a significant body of water in the Philippines where Rizal grew up and had many experiences. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the Neckar River reminded Rizal of Laguna de Bay.

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18. Miguel de Lesseps made Suez Canal.

Explanation

Ferdinand de Lesseps.

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19. Rizal acknowledge Juan Luna as a great master of the brush. Rizal modeled in two of his canvasses as Raja Sikatuna and Cleopatra.

Explanation

He modeled as Raja Sikatuna and a priest in the Death of Cleopatra.

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20. Where did Rizal served as a Master Mason?

Explanation

Rizal served as a Master Mason in Lodge Solidaridad.

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21. Saturnina wrote a letter telling Rizal that the people of Calamba were having a novena in honor of San Roque and to finish his medicine.

Explanation

Paciano did.

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22. Rizal's Masonic Lecture.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Science, Virtue and Labor." This order suggests that Rizal's Masonic Lecture emphasizes the importance of science as the foundation for virtue and labor. It implies that through the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, individuals can cultivate virtuous qualities and apply them to their work, resulting in a productive and meaningful life.

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23. In Wilhemsfeld, Rizal lived in a boarding house with German law students.

Explanation

It was in Heildelberg.

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24. "To the Flowers of Heidelberg" was an article written by Rizal inspired the blooming flowers along the Neckar River.

Explanation

It was a poem.

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25. The article that was returned to Rizal.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Revista de Madrid." This is because the article that was returned to Rizal refers to a specific publication, and out of the given options, Revista de Madrid is the only one that matches this description. Los Viajes, Amor Patrio, and Carolines Question are not mentioned as being returned to Rizal, so they are not the correct answer.

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26. The following are the reasons why Rizal wanted to go to Spain, except

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Rizal wanted to go to Spain to finish medicine, observe and study European society, and polish his writing skills. However, there is no mention of him wanting to go to Spain to polish his painting skills.

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27. Rizal worked as a proofreader in Berlin.

Explanation

It was in Leipzig.

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28. Who was asked by Paciano to write letters of recommendation for Rizal addressed to the Filipino exiles?

Explanation

Paciano asked Pedro Paterno to write letters of recommendation for Rizal addressed to the Filipino exiles.

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29. The Director of Anthropological and Ethnological Museum of the Arts.

Explanation

Adolph Meyer is the correct answer because he is the Director of the Anthropological and Ethnological Museum of the Arts. The other options, Hans Meyer, Rudolf Virchow, and Hans Virchow, are not mentioned in the context and therefore are not relevant to the question.

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30. Rizal admired her and wrote a poem especially for her.

Explanation

Rizal admired Consuelo Ortiga y Perez and even wrote a poem specifically for her.

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31. Odd one out.

Explanation

Rizal gave the rest farewell letters.

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32. A cheap hotel can be found at 124 Rue de Mabangue. He was mistaken to be a Japanese in Paris.

Explanation

124 Rue de Rennes.

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33. The scholarly paper that gave Rizal favorable comments.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Tagalog Metrical Arts." This is because the scholarly paper that gave Rizal favorable comments is specifically about Tagalog Metrical Arts, indicating that it focused on Rizal's work in this particular field. The other options, such as Filipino Metrical Arts, Philippines Metrical Arts, and German Metrical Arts, are not mentioned in relation to the paper, making them incorrect choices.

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34. It was one of Rizal's favorite place.

Explanation

Las Ramblas is a famous street in Barcelona, Spain, known for its vibrant atmosphere and lively street performers. It is a popular tourist destination and a favorite place for many people, including Rizal. Rizal, being a well-traveled individual and having a keen interest in culture and history, likely enjoyed the bustling energy and unique charm of Las Ramblas, making it one of his favorite places.

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35. Rizal Contemplated on studying

Explanation

Rizal contemplated on studying Roman Law because it was one of the most influential legal systems in history. Roman Law formed the basis for many modern legal systems and had a significant impact on the development of civil law. Additionally, Rizal's interest in studying Roman Law may have been influenced by his desire to understand the legal systems of different countries and gain a comprehensive understanding of the law.

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36. Odd one out.

Explanation

Paterno Brothers.

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37. Owed this city its lower cost of living.

Explanation

Leipzig is the correct answer because it is owed for its lower cost of living. This suggests that Leipzig has a lower cost of living compared to the other cities listed.

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38. There was a Cholera outbreak in Calamba while Rizal was in Spain.

Explanation

It was in Manila.

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39. Which statements are true?1) Rizal was 20 years old when he arrived in Singapore.2) Rizal was 20 years old when he arrived in Spain.3) Rizal was 21 years old when he arrived in Spain.4) Rizal was 24 years old when he arrived in Paris.

Explanation

Rizal was 20 years old when he arrived in Singapore (Statement 1). Rizal was 20 years old when he arrived in Spain (Statement 2). Rizal was 24 years old when he arrived in Paris (Statement 4). Therefore, the correct answer is 1, 2, and 4.

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40. Rizal saw the indifference of Spanish authorities to tourist unlike the courtesy of the Dutch immigration.

Explanation

French immigration.

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41. Felix Resurreccion-Hidalgo won second to Juan Luna in the National Exposition of Fine Arts in Spain. His work was entitled Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace.

Explanation

The given answer is correct because it states that both statements are true. The first statement mentions that Felix Resurreccion-Hidalgo won second place to Juan Luna in the National Exposition of Fine Arts in Spain, which implies that he was recognized for his artistic skills. The second statement mentions that his work was entitled Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace, indicating the title of one of his artworks. Since both statements are accurate, the correct answer is that both statements are true.

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42. Hotel de Paris can be found at 37 Rue de Maubange. It was an expensive hotel.

Explanation

The given answer, "Both statements are true," is correct because the first statement states that Hotel de Paris can be found at 37 Rue de Maubange, and the second statement states that it was an expensive hotel. Since both statements are true, the correct answer is that both statements are true.

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43. It is with Dr. Louis de Wecker whom Rizal perfected his techniques in diagnosing eye ailments with.

Explanation

It was with Dr. Otto Becker.

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44. He was visited by Rizal every Saturday and was the former Mayor of Manila promoted as a vice-president of the Council of the Philippines in the Ministry of Colonies. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

Explanation

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45. Match the following
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46. Rizal's friend who wrote to him that Leonor was getting thinner. (ANSWER IN ALL CAPS)

Explanation

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47. Match the following

Explanation

Hall OF ARMS of Sanz and Carbonell.
Academy OF FINE FINE ARTS.

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48. Match the following
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49. Which statements are true?1) Rizal sings very well.2) Rizal could not sing well.3) Rizal knew how to play the flute.4) Rizal also served as a flutist during reunions.5) Rizal also served as a pianist during reunions.

Explanation

The correct answer is 2, 3 and 4. This means that statements 2, 3, and 4 are true. According to the given information, Rizal could not sing well (statement 2), he knew how to play the flute (statement 3), and he also served as a flutist during reunions (statement 4).

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50. He lives in Asturias, Spain. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

Explanation

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51. His co-member/s in masonry where he served as a Master Mason.

Explanation

The correct answer includes Marcelo H. Del Pilar, Graciano Lopez Jaena, and Mariano Ponce. These individuals were co-members of the person mentioned in the question in the field of masonry, where he served as a Master Mason. Francisco Pi y Margal is not included in the correct answer.

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52. He visited this person during Sundays.

Explanation

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53. These places are found in Naples, Italy.

Explanation

The correct answer is Mt. Vesuvius and Castle of St. Telmo because both of these places are located in Naples, Italy. Mt. Vesuvius is a famous volcano that is known for its eruption in 79 AD, which destroyed the nearby cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. The Castle of St. Telmo is a historic fortress located on a hill overlooking the city of Naples. It was built in the 16th century and has served various purposes throughout its history, including as a military fortress and a prison.

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54. Rizal took a private lesson with her in order to master French. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

Explanation

Rizal took a private lesson with Madame Lucie Cerdole in order to master French.

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55. A journalist, statesman and a co-member of Rizal's in Masonry. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

Explanation

Francisco Pi y Margal was a journalist, statesman, and a co-member of Rizal's in Masonry. This suggests that he was involved in the same Masonic organization as Rizal, which was a secret society that aimed to promote enlightenment and reforms in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period. Pi y Margal's involvement in journalism and politics further supports his role as a journalist and statesman.

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56. Poem written and recited by Rizal during New Year's Eve. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

Explanation

The answer "MI PIDEN VERSOS, THEY ASK ME FOR VERSES" is a translation of the given phrase "MI PIDEN VERSOS, THEY ASK ME FOR VERSES" from Spanish to English. It suggests that the poem written and recited by Rizal during New Year's Eve is titled "MI PIDEN VERSOS" or "THEY ASK ME FOR VERSES". This answer provides a direct translation of the phrase without any additional explanation.

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57. Where did Rizal meet the following people?
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58. Rizal was a Doctor of Medicine. He was also licensed with a rating of "excellent."

Explanation

The given answer, "Both statements are false," is correct because it states that both statements in the question are false. The first statement claims that Rizal was a Doctor of Medicine, but this is not true. The second statement states that Rizal was licensed with a rating of "excellent," but this is also false. Therefore, both statements are false.

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59. Arrange the following in order.
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60. Rizal worked as his assistant.

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Rizal worked as an assistant to Dr. Louis de Wecker, Dr. Otto Becker, and Dr. Karl Ernest Schweigger.

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61. Match the following
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62. Arrange the following in order.
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63. Author of the book that Rizal gave to Blumentritt. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.

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64. How long did Rizal stayed in/with?
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65. Match the following
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Rizal's pen name for El Diariong Tagalog.
The name written on Rizal's passport is
It was the book included in Rizal's letter to Blumentritt.
Dr. Louis de Wecker was visited by Rizal every Sunday.
Djemnah is a Dutch steamer managed by the French.
Rizal spent his extra pasetas to take a bath.
Usman was sold by Paciano to give money to Rizal.
Plaza de Cataluña is a place where Rizal was welcomed by his...
Odd one out.
Alin Mang Lahi and La Deportaccion were songs composed by Rizal.
Odd one out.
She gave Rizal a diamond ring to be pawned.
Blumentritt was interested in Philippine ethnology and dialects. He...
Blumentritt was sketched by Rizal.
The Dominicans gave Rizal recommendations to the members of their...
A story of the champion of Swiss independence.
Neckar River reminded Rizal of Laguna de Bay.
Miguel de Lesseps made Suez Canal.
Rizal acknowledge Juan Luna as a great master of the brush. Rizal...
Where did Rizal served as a Master Mason?
Saturnina wrote a letter telling Rizal that the people of Calamba were...
Rizal's Masonic Lecture.
In Wilhemsfeld, Rizal lived in a boarding house with German law...
"To the Flowers of Heidelberg" was an article written by...
The article that was returned to Rizal.
The following are the reasons why Rizal wanted to go to Spain, except
Rizal worked as a proofreader in Berlin.
Who was asked by Paciano to write letters of recommendation for Rizal...
The Director of Anthropological and Ethnological Museum of the Arts.
Rizal admired her and wrote a poem especially for her.
Odd one out.
A cheap hotel can be found at 124 Rue de Mabangue. He was mistaken to...
The scholarly paper that gave Rizal favorable comments.
It was one of Rizal's favorite place.
Rizal Contemplated on studying
Odd one out.
Owed this city its lower cost of living.
There was a Cholera outbreak in Calamba while Rizal was in Spain.
Which statements are true?1) Rizal was 20 years old when he arrived in...
Rizal saw the indifference of Spanish authorities to tourist unlike...
Felix Resurreccion-Hidalgo won second to Juan Luna in the National...
Hotel de Paris can be found at 37 Rue de Maubange. It was an expensive...
It is with Dr. Louis de Wecker whom Rizal perfected his techniques in...
He was visited by Rizal every Saturday and was the former Mayor of...
Match the following
Rizal's friend who wrote to him that Leonor was getting thinner....
Match the following
Match the following
Which statements are true?1) Rizal sings very well.2) Rizal could not...
He lives in Asturias, Spain. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.
His co-member/s in masonry where he served as a Master Mason.
He visited this person during Sundays.
These places are found in Naples, Italy.
Rizal took a private lesson with her in order to master French. ANSWER...
A journalist, statesman and a co-member of Rizal's in Masonry....
Poem written and recited by Rizal during New Year's Eve. ANSWER IN...
Where did Rizal meet the following people?
Rizal was a Doctor of Medicine. He was also licensed with a rating of...
Arrange the following in order.
Rizal worked as his assistant.
Match the following
Arrange the following in order.
Author of the book that Rizal gave to Blumentritt. ANSWER IN ALL CAPS.
How long did Rizal stayed in/with?
Match the following
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