Rizal traveled alone in Venice, Turin, Milan and Florence, Italy. He also visited _______ and the ____________ the “City of the Popes.”

the “City of the Popes.”

Rizal traveled alone in ________, _______, _______ and ________, Italy. He also visited Rome and the Vatican City, the “City of the Popes.”

__________, _____________ (Rizal’s brother-in-law) and _____________warned Rizal _____to go back to Manila due to some serious threats from the Spanish authorities because of his Noli. But Rizal still decided to return to his homeland on August 5, 1887.

Paciano, Silvestre Ubaldo (Rizal’s ______________) and Jose M. Cecilio warned Rizal not to go back to _________ due to some serious threats from the __________ authorities because of his________. But Rizal still decided to return to his homeland on _______________.

The following were Rizal’s reasons why he wanted to return to the Philippines: 1. Rizal wanted to cure the ___________ of his mother, Doña Teodora Alonzo. 2. In order to know how ________ and __________authorities reacted on his novel. 3. To serve the __________ people who had been abused by the _________ authorities. 4. His love affair with _____________

Rizal also pointed out that he should be treated ____________ from some Filipinos who were Europeanized because of their kind of lifestyle and economic status in _________.

The _____________ was the same vessel that Rizal boarded when he went to Madrid _____ years ago and it was a steam ship that carried several nationalities from Europe to Asia (vice versa).

The SS D’jennah was the _______ vessel that Rizal boarded when he went to _________ five years ago and it was a steam ship that carried several nationalities from ________ to ______(vice versa).

His _____ voyage with the same steamer was almost the same as his first trip from _________ to ___________. There was a total of _____ passengers during his second trip aboard SSD’jennah.

He served as an ____________ to various passengers in SS D’jennah. For the _____ time, Rizal saw the Suez Canal. He played ______ while on board to Manila. He transferred to Haiphong (another steam ship) which was going directly to Manila. The steam ship left _________ for Manila.

He served as an interpreter to various passengers in SS D’jennah. For the second time, Rizal saw the __________. He played chess while on board to ________. He transferred to __________ (another steam ship) which was going directly to _________ The steam ship left Saigon for __________.

___________ finally arrived in Manila. Rizal was very excited to see his homeland. Jose Rizal felt that _________ had changed to the structural features of Manila. ______ days after __________ anchored on Manila, Rizal decided to visit his family in ___________. He was welcomed by his families and friends. In his letter to ______________ he stated that

She was Dr. Jose Rizal’s first patient.

___________ accompanied him from the day of his arrival in Manila up to the day when he goes back to his hometown, __________. Rizal established a medical clinic in _________. One of his major reasons why he wanted to go back to Manila was to treat the ____________ of Doña Teodora Alonzo. She was Dr. Jose Rizal’s first patient.

_________________ was Rizal’s ‘nickname’ when he practiced his profession as a doctor to the people of Calamba. ____________ (doctor who came from ____________) was very popular for his skill. He charged at a very reasonable price. • P_____ - he earned for several months. • He earned a total of P _______ (medical fees)

Aside from practicing his profession as a ___________ Rizal also opened a ________ gymnasium where he introduced different kinds of European sports such as _________, __________ and _____________. His purpose of establishing it was to divert theinterest of the people (especially the youth) from cockfights and gambling.

Aside from practicing his profession as a doctor, Rizal also opened a small ____________ where he introduced different kinds of ___________ sports such as shooting, gymnastics and fencing. His purpose of establishing it was to divert the interest of the people (especially the youth) from ___________ and ___________.

Jose Rizal also rendered community services in his hometown, ___________. He painted landscapes and he translated the poems of _______________ (German poet) in __________.

Jose Rizal also rendered community services in his hometown, Calamba. He painted _____________ and he translated the poems of Von Wildernath (__________poet) in Tagalog.

In spite of his successful medical profession, Jose Rizal ________ to see Leonor Rivera. He planned to see her in Dagupan but his parents _______ allow him because of the threats against him. Leonor Rivera’s marriage was pre-arranged with ________________ (Englishman).

In spite of his successful medical profession, Jose Rizal failed to see ______________. He planned to see her in ____________ but his parents don’t allow him because of the threats against him. ______________ marriage was pre-arranged with Henry Kipping (____________).

His quiet life in Calamba was disrupted when ___________________ invited him to the Malacañan Palace in Manila to discuss some important matters. Rizal knew that these had something to do with his _______________ The controversy of his novel had already reached the Malacañan Palace, seat of political power in the ______________.

When he was confronted by the ____________, he simply denied it and stated that he, as a writer, and a Filipino, only exposed the truth. Fortunately, the ____________ was __________ by Rizal’s explanation.

__________, who was still disturbed of this controversy brought about by an ________ and ___________ ask Rizal to provide him a copy so that he could determine whether or not the social novel contains subversive ideas. Rizal promised to give him a copy of the novel as soon as he can.

He also visited the ________ priests when he was in _________. Frs. De Paula de Sanchez, Bech and Faura were very happy to see him after five years. ______________ praised Rizal for his intellectual analysis of the current socio-political situation in the Philippines. However, he also warned him to beware of the consequences of his decision to expose the truth.

He also visited the Jesuit priests when he was in Manila. ______________, ___________ and __________ were very happy to see him after ________ years. Father Federico Faura praised Rizal for his intellectual analysis of the current socio-political situation in the Philippines. However, he also warned him to beware of the consequences of his decision to expose the truth.

After taking some words from his friends, Rizal finally had a copy of the Noli. He immediately went to the Palace to give the Noli to the Governor General. Governor General__________knew that Jose Rizal’s life was in danger. He assigned a _________ young lieutenant (_____________________) to protect him against the friars and __________ government officials.

_____________________ came from a good family. He can paint and he can speak French, Spanish and English.

Don Jose Taviel de Andrade came from a _______ family. He can ________ and he can speak _________, __________ and _________.

______________ was convinced that the social novel can do no harm in the interest of __________ in the Philippines. But because of the influential power of Spanish friars, the novel was ruled as “heretical, impious, and scandalous in the religious order, and anti-patriotic, subversive of public order, injurious to the government of Spain and its function in the Philippine Islands in the political order”

This ruling was provided by ____________ friars who were assigned to re-examine the novel. Dominican Archbishop of Manila ______________ ordered Father Gregorio Echavarria (rector of the ______) to examine the novel. As a response, Fr. Echavarria formed an investigative committee (which was made up of faculty members) to do the task.

This ruling was provided by Dominican friars who were assigned to re-examine the novel. Dominican Archbishop of Manila Msgr. Pedro Payo ordered ______________(rector of the University of Santo Tomas) to examine the novel. As a response, ______________ formed an investigative committee (which was made up of faculty members) to do the task.

After several days of investigation, the _____________ investigative committee released its statement regarding the controversial novel. Following the religious protocol, the professors (who studied the whole novel) submitted the result of the investigation to Archbishop ________.

Unfortunately, the ___________was not able to submit the report to the _____________. ______________ was appalled when he learned that the Dominican professors gave __________comments about the Noli. Hoping to reconsider the Noli, _________ forwarded the novel to the. PermanentCommission of Censorship (this agency was composed of priests and laymen).

Unfortunately, the Archbishop was ____ able to submit the report to the Governor General. Governor General Terrero was appalled when he learned that the _____________ professors gave exaggerating comments about the _______. Hoping to reconsider the Noli, Terrero forwarded the novel to the __________________ (this agency was composed of priests and laymen).

this agency was composed of priests and laymen).

The ______________ of Tondo spearheaded the Permanent Commission of Censorship. He also drafted the result of the investigation and it was similar to the initial investigation that was conducted by the Dominican professors.

The Augustinian Cura of ________ spearheaded the _________________ He also drafted the result of the investigation and it was similar to the initial investigation that was conducted by the Dominican professors.

The _______________________ recommended that: “the importation, reproduction and circulation of this pernicious book in the islands be absolutely prohibited”

The Permanent Commission of Censorship’s official statement regarding the novel was published on several newspapers in the _____________. Upon reading the findings, Rizal and his friends were ______________ on the Spanish government agency. The prohibition to read, import, reproduce and circulate copies of _____________only attracted attention of ______ readers of the novel.

Even his power came from the Royal Crown of Spain and his political legitimacy was determined by Spanish friars, still, ____________________ did not order mass arrests and executions of Filipino who were defiant of the Commission’s order to ban the novel. It was due to ___________ was a liberal-minded who recognized human rights.

Even his power came from the Royal Crown of ________ and his political legitimacy was determined by ______________, still, Governor General Terrero did _____ order mass arrests and executions of Filipino who were defiant of the Commission’s order to ban the novel. It was due to Terrero was a liberal-minded who recognized human rights.

___________________ issued an order to investigate the Calamba agrarian issue. The issue was between the people of Calamba and the Dominican friars. ______________ order to investigate the friar estates based on the accusations contained in Rizal’s novel.

Governor General Terrero issued an order to investigate the ____________ agrarian issue. The issue was between the people of ___________ and the _______________ Terrero’s order to investigate the friar estates based on the accusations contained in Rizal’s novel.

____________________ - the Civil Governor of Laguna Province requested the locals to inspect the Laguna estates esp. those owned by the Spanish friars. In pursuant to the order issued by the Civil Governor of Laguna Province to check the estates located in Laguna, the people solicited Rizal’s help to implement the provincial order.

December 30, 1887 - the Civil Governor of _________ Province requested the locals to inspect the __________ estates esp. those owned by the ______________. In pursuant to the order issued by the Civil Governor of _________ Province to check the estates located in ___________, the people solicited Rizal’s help to implement the provincial order.

Findings: ➢ The _______________ owned most of the land area in Calamba. They also owned the whole town of Calamba ➢ ________________, capital was continuously increasing because of the _______________ mode of increase of the “rentals paid by the tenants” (Zaide: 121). ➢ The _______ had never contributed to town fiestas or to the development of the whole town. ➢ Interest rates were ____________ without considering the welfare of the poor.

Findings: ➢ The Dominican Friars owned most of the land area in _____________. They also owned the whole town of _____________. ➢ Dominican friars, capital was continuously _____________ because of the unregulated mode of ___________ of the “rentals paid by the tenants” (Zaide: 121). ➢ The friars had _________ contributed to town fiestas or to the development of the whole town. ➢ Interest rates were increasing ___________ considering the welfare of the poor.

When Rizal arrived in Hong Kong, he checked-in at the ___________ Hotel in which he was acquainted with several Filipino residents such as _____________, _______________ (who was the son of alcalde mayor of Laguna) and ________________. He was also followed by a Spanish spy named _______________

When Rizal arrived in ____________, he checked-in at the Victoria Hotel in which he was acquainted with several _________ residents such as Jose Maria Basa, Manuel Yriarte (who was the son of alcalde mayor of __________) and Balbino Mauricio. He was also followed by a ______________ named Jose Sainz de Varanda.

Rizal, for the second time, left his hometown to stay away from the ridicule of Spanish authorities. His voyage in _________ was ______ so exciting because of the following reasons: 1. He was _____ 2. Because of ______ weather. 3. His impression that the city was _______.

In February, ________ Rizal decided to take a short vacation in ____________ and _________ to avoid the hostilities of the _______________ He only stayed for six months in Calamba. Afterwards, he boarded to ________ going to __________.

In ______________, 1888 Rizal decided to take a _______ vacation in Hong Kong and Macao to avoid the hostilities of the Spanish friars. He only stayed for _____ months in __________. Afterwards, he boarded to Zafiro going to Hong Kong.

Rizal’s initial impression about the place was wrong. The city was clean. The city was resided by various nationalities such as Jews, Portuguese, Hindus, English and Chinese. Some of these residents were poor, timid but gentle.

Hong Kong : Rizal’s initial impression about the place was _________. The city was __________. The city was resided by various nationalities such as _________, ______________, __________, ___________ and ______________. Some of these residents were poor, timid but gentle.