During his exile, Rizal practiced medicine. What was one of the first medical cases he handled in Dapitan?

During discussions about the Pacto de Sangre, Rizal emphasizes the importance of loyalty. What does this suggest about the values he promotes?

What was the total amount of the second prize that Rizal won in the lottery?

After his arrest, Rizal was deported in Dapitan, a province in Zamboanga, so that _______________ would be difficult.

What was the assumed name of the friar's spy who visited Rizal?

What legacy did Rizal leave behind after his exile, particularly in Dapitan?

Basilio experienced great loss in both novels. In Noli Me Tangere, he lost his brother Crispin and mother Sisa. In El Filibusterismo, he once again lost two very important individual, ____________ and Kapitan Tiyago.

He is one of the character in the novel whose family suffered from abuses of the Spaniards and thus took part in the revolutionary struggle.

In an article that appeared in La Solidaridad on September 30, 1889, stated that the blood compact was a political treaty the Philippines and Spain engaged.

What exact year that the three works were stolen from the glass-encased- locked display counter?

A few years ago, the original copies of the two novels in the possession of _____________ were reported to be decaying.

Who is the friend of Rizal who offered him financial assistance which led to the novel's publication in September 1891?

Which event led to Rizal being summoned to Manila from Dapitan, ultimately resulting in his execution?

In what year was José Rizal exiled to Dapitan?

Who is the Spanish Captain who was involved in blood compact with a Boholano Datu?

Who was the Dr. who was sent by Andres Bonifacio to seek Rizal's opinion and approval of an armed rebellion against the Spanish authorities?

According to the blood compact served as a solemn ritual and agreement between two equals, consisting a pledge of eternal fraternity and alliance.

El Filibusterismo was much shorter with only chapters compared to Noli Me Tangere which has 64 chapters.

In a reading entitled______________________, emphasized that before the Spaniards came, the Filipinos were living in complete abundance and were able to trade with other countries.

What does a blood compact mean?

The following are the original works of Rizal that were included in the exhibit as part of the international conference organized by the Jose Rizal National Centennial Commission, EXCEPT:

What is the significance of the title "El Filibusterismo"?

What was the reason for Rizal's exile?

In what year did José Rizal win the lottery while in exile?

Jose Rizal returned to Philippines to see his first novel if it was received by the public. However, the distribution was immediately banned. What action did the Spanish ordered to the copy of his novel?

The original manuscript of Noli Me Tangere was acquired by the Philippine government in 1911 for ____________ from Soledad Rizal de Quintero.

What difficulties Rizal faced in publishing the copy of El Filibusterismo?

In which year was "El Filibusterismo" published?

What was the name of Rizal's companion during his exile?

In 1565, a compact was sealed in blood -___________________ between the two datus.

In a story where characters form a Pacto de Sangre, one member decides to betray the group. What is the likely consequence for this character?

Who is the antagonist in the novel?

Rizal engaged in debates with local priests. What was a common topic of these debates?

What was the lottery ticket number that Rizal won with?

The original manuscript of El Filibusterismo was sold by a close friend of Rizal to the Philippine government in _______ for 10,000 pesos.

At the end of the novel, Rizal challenged the youth, in the character of ________?

What did Rizal do to ensure the education of his students in Dapitan was comprehensive?