Remember Our Heroes - Dr Rizal Quiz

1. Who was the brother of Rizal whom for years they did not saw each other until the time that Rizal was killed?

A. Blumenttritt

B. Paciano

C. Lt. Taviel de Andrade

Paciano was the brother of Rizal whom they did not see each other for years until Rizal was killed.

Explanation

Paciano was the brother of Rizal whom they did not see each other for years until Rizal was killed.

2. What is the exact date did Rizal died?

A. December 30,1897

B. December 30, 1898

C. December 30, 1896

Rizal died on December 30, 1896.

Explanation

Rizal died on December 30, 1896.

3. What is the exact time of the execution of Dr. Rizal?

A.7:00 am

B. 7:04 am

C. 7:03am

The correct answer is c. 7:03am. This is the exact time of the execution of Dr. Rizal.

Explanation

The correct answer is c. 7:03am. This is the exact time of the execution of Dr. Rizal.

4. The following are the things done by Dr. Rizal before his execution, except one.

A. he eat his breakfast.

B.he attended a mass.

C. he confessed his sins and take his holy communion.

Dr. Rizal did not eat his breakfast before his execution. This is evident from the fact that the other options mention activities that he did engage in before his execution, such as attending a mass and confessing his sins and taking his holy communion. The absence of the mention of eating breakfast suggests that it was not something he did before his execution.

Explanation

Dr. Rizal did not eat his breakfast before his execution. This is evident from the fact that the other options mention activities that he did engage in before his execution, such as attending a mass and confessing his sins and taking his holy communion. The absence of the mention of eating breakfast suggests that it was not something he did before his execution.

5. Who had reminded Rizal that someday he might lose his head for writing the Noli.?

A.Father Jose Vilaclara

B. Father Federico Faura

C.Father Balaguer

Father Federico Faura reminded Rizal that someday he might lose his head for writing the Noli. This suggests that Father Faura was aware of the controversial nature of Rizal's work and the potential consequences it could have for him. It implies that Father Faura was concerned about the risks Rizal was taking by expressing his ideas and wanted to caution him about the potential dangers he could face for his writing.

Explanation

Father Federico Faura reminded Rizal that someday he might lose his head for writing the Noli. This suggests that Father Faura was aware of the controversial nature of Rizal's work and the potential consequences it could have for him. It implies that Father Faura was concerned about the risks Rizal was taking by expressing his ideas and wanted to caution him about the potential dangers he could face for his writing.