How Interested Are You To Rizal
How Interested Are You To Rizal
How Interested Are You To Rizal
(10
points)
Dr. José Rizal is one of the most revered figures in Philippine history. As a Filipino, I admire him as
an individual because Rizal can serve as a worthwhile model and inspiration to every Filipino.
Throughout his life, he valued nationalism and patriotism, respect for parents, love for siblings, and
loyalty to friends, and maintained a sense of chivalry.
It is important to study Rizal’s work since Jose Rizal was the founder of the country’s nationalism
and had significantly contributed to the current condition of the nation, it is only right that Filipinos,
especially the youth, know about and learn to imbibe the great ideals for which the hero died. It teaches
nationalism and patriotism which involves the desire to attain freedom and political independence,
especially by a country under foreign power, while patriotism denotes proud devotion and loyalty to one’s
nation.
2. Write the complete name of Rizal and its origin. (10 points)
Dr. José Protacio Mercado Rizal y Alonso Realonda is the complete name of Rizal. He was called Dr.
because he studied and passed all his subjects in Medicine at the Universidad Central de Madrid on June
21, 1884. The name “Jose” was given to him by his mother to glorify St. Joseph who was born March 19,
1861. The name “Protacio” came from the calendar because everyone who was born on the 19 th of June
has to have that name based on the Catholic Calendar which is Gervacio Y Protacio and Sta. Juliana
Falconeri. The surname “Mercado” was used by his ancestor, Domingo Lam-ko and Mercado means
market. The surname “Rizal” was chosen by Don Francisco to fulfill the command of Governor General
Narcisco Claveria last November 11, 1849 that Filipinos should changer their surname. The surname
“Realonda” came from his Mother’s surname. The surname “Alonzo” was a deep-rooted surname of his
Mother’s family.
3. Why Rizal still not happy on Santo Thomas school even he received many awards from it. (5
points)
Rizal was not satisfied with the system of education at the university.
The Dominican system was obsolete and repressive. He disapproved of how
instruction in science was done in the university and how Spanish professors treated Filipino
students who had the potential to excel in class.
4. Imagine that you are Rizal and you have a sister, what could be the lessons that you are going to
advice as a brother? (5 points)
If I were Jose Rizal, the lessons that I am going to advice to my sister are:
o Be yourself
Your values, hard work and personal ethics play an important part in its growth.
So be proud and own it responsibly.
5. Create a three (3) stanzas poem compose of four (4) lines that reflects to a novel Noli Me
Tangere? (15 points)