CHAPTER 4

EXERCISE 1

1) Ramon Despujol

2)30 days (im not sure gikan n sa wiki pedia nga answer)

3) March, 1896.

4)Azcarraga Street

5)Josephine Bracken

6)Dr. Pio Valenzuela

7)Andres Bonifacio

8)July 7, 1892

9)Ricardo Carnicero

1O)Pio Pi

11)

12)Julio Llorente

13)Eulogio Despujol

14)

15)

EXERCISE 2

1) Dr. Jose Rizal was ordered arrested by Governor General Eulogio Despujol on charges that
antifriar pamplets were found in the luggage if his sister Lucia who arrived with him from Hong
Kong.
2) During the early part of his exile in Dapitan, Rizal lived at the commandant's residence. With his
prize from the Manila Lottery and his earnings as a farmer and a merchant, he bought a piece of
land near the shore of Talisay near Dapitan. On this land, he built three houses- all made of
bamboo, wood, and nipa.
3) Josephine and Taufer first met Rizal in Hongkong, when they consulted the Filipino doctor for
Taufer's failing eyesight. In 1895, the Taufer family sailed to the Philippines to seek treatment
from Rizal for Taufer's cataract

CHAPTER 5

EXERCISE 1

1)

2)Governor General Blanco

3)October 3, 1896

4)nov. 13, 1896

5)Rafael dominguez

6)paco Park
7)dec. 30.1896

8)Lt. Taviel de Andrade

9)Montjuic castle

10)dec.6, 1896

EXERCISE 2

1) On December 6, 1896, the trial of Dr. Jose Rizal by a Spanish military court for sedition, rebellion
and conspiracy, began. ... He pleaded his innocence but he was still convicted on all three
charges of rebellion, sedition and conspiracy and sentenced to death.
2) On the 15 cent stamp Jesuit Bishop Robert L. Hodapp (1910-1989) in gold stole ... his two
Spanish Jesuit spiritual advisors who stood by him at the last moments, ... Some of the last
words Rizal spoke were, "Everything that the Jesuits taught me ... cross he carried was from the
Loyola House chapel at the Ateneo de Manila.
3) He was charged with being a traitor to Spain and the mastermind of the revolution. He pleaded
his innocence but he was still convicted on all three charges of rebellion, sedition and conspiracy
and sentenced .
4) The flow of history is as inexorable as the tidal flow of an angry ocean. But ever so often in our
collective recollection, it is remembered that sometimes the skilful use of forgery can redirect
the flow of history itself. to death.

CHAPTER 6

EXERCISE 1

Synopsis of the Noli Me Tangere

1) Juan Crisóstomo Ibarra y Magsalin

2) Capitan Tiago
3) Padre Damaso
4) Rev. Fr. Andy O. Lim
5) Teniente Miguel Guevarra
6) Don Tiburcio
7) Don Tiburcio de Espadaña
8) Don Rafael
9) María Clara
10) Don Anastacio
11) Don Filipo
12) Captain Tiago
13) Isabel
 14)
15) Andeng
16) ALBINO
17) ELIAS
18) ‘
19) Sisa
20) Doña Pia Alba
21) Doña Victorina

EXERCISE 2

A) Sons of Sisa
1) Basilio
2) Crispin
B) Maria Clara’s friends
1)
2)
3)

C) Elias was suspected of:

1)

2)

D) Two Senyoros of the novel :

1)

2)

EXERCISE 3

1)

2)

3)

4)F

5)G

6)I

7)H

8)B

9)

10)A
EXERCISE 4

1)Simuon
2)Crisostomo ibarra
3)simoun
4)simoun
5)ibarra
6)quiroga
7)pomate-shape crystal lampegran
8)isagani
9)
10)

EXERCISE 5

1)b

2)e

3)a

4)a

5)d
6)e
7)e
8)c
9)
10)c

EXERCISE 6

POEM (To my Fellow Children)

1)Jose Rizal expresses nationalism in his poem "To My Fellow Children", by encouraging his Filipino
peers to adopt Tagalog as their language. ... Jose Rizal shows great pride in the Filipino youth of his
country by calling them the 'Fair hope of my Motherland. ' He is saying that he believes in the talents of
the youth.

2) The attitudes and values found in the poem is being nationalistic and loving and ... My reaction to "My
Fellow Children by Rizal" is that the Philippines is one of the ... Rizal and Concha used to be good
playmates during their childhood. ... Yes, Dr. Jose Rizal is an ideal role model for the Filipino youth today.

3) Jose Rizal wrote the poem "My Fellow Children" to inspire the youth to use their talents and be the
best they can be. He also wrote it to encourage the youth to be proud of being who they are and the
first step to do that is to use their mother tongue or native language in communicating or speaking.

4) Dr. Jose Rizal expresses nationalism in his poem "To My Fellow Children", by encouraging his Filipino
peers to adopt Tagalog as their ...
EXERCISE 7

1) Dr. Jose Rizal

2) the process of being mentally stimulated to do or feel something, especially to do something
creative.
3)

EXERCISE 8