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5. Juan Luna's masterpiece that became one of Rizal's motivation to write the Noli. 8. The pen name used by Rizal when he wrote the essay El Amor Patrio. 11. The character in Noli me Tangere that Rizal used to illustrate lack of concern in facing and resolving problems confronting the Filipino society and to illustrate the typical characteristics of Filipino mothers. 12. The surname Rizal used in his passport when he first secretly left the country. 15. The title given to the best student in the competing academic teams in Rizal's class. 16. The former name of Ateneo. 17. Dominance of the friars in political, social, and economic affairs in Philippine society

18. The last child of Don Francisco Mercado and Dona Teodora Alonso. 19. The first poem he wrote as a student.

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1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. The age of Rizal when he learned to read and pray. A secret society Rizal organized as a student in UST to show their Spanish detractors that Filipino students were united. The nickname the old folks of Calamba gave to Rizal as he was mistaken for a German. The moving Spirit of the Circulo Hispano Filipino. The liberal minded governor general who demonstrated democracy in the Philippines. Rizal's speech of salute for Luna and Hidalgo for giving honors to the contry in 1884. Instructional method utilized at Ateneo to train students academically and spiritually. Among the countries Rizal visited, this country was the one he appreciated the most. The real name of Oseisan. The surname Rizal used when he enrolled in Ateneo. The age of Rizal when he experienced his first sorrow.

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5. Juan Luna's masterpiece that became one of Rizal's motivation to write the Noli.

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The pen name used by Rizal when he wrote the essay El Amor Patrio.

11. The character in Noli me Tangere that Rizal used to illustrate lack of concern in facing and resolving problems confronting the Filipino society and to illustrate the typical characteristics of Filipino mothers. 12. The surname Rizal used in his passport when he first secretly left the country. 15. The title given to the best student in the competing academic teams in Rizal's class. 16. The former name of Ateneo. 17. Dominance of the friars in political, social, and economic affairs in Philippine society 18. The last child of Don Francisco Mercado and Dona Teodora Alonso. 19. The first poem he wrote as a student.

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1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. The age of Rizal when he learned to read and pray. A secret society Rizal organized as a student in UST to show their Spanish detractors that Filipino students were united. The nickname the old folks of Calamba gave to Rizal as he was mistaken for a German. The moving Spirit of the Circulo Hispano Filipino. The liberal minded governor general who demonstrated democracy in the Philippines. Rizal's speech of salute for Luna and Hidalgo for giving honors to the contry in 1884. Instructional method utilized at Ateneo to train students academically and spiritually. Among the countries Rizal visited, this country was the one he appreciated the most. The real name of Oseisan. The surname Rizal used when he enrolled in Ateneo. The age of Rizal when he experienced his first sorrow.