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    Prefinal Exam Paper Rizal

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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about Jose Rizal from a student's prefinal exam paper. Some key points made in the answers include: Rizal led a productive life in exile in Dapitan where he taught, cured illnesses, and developed infrastructure; Rizal contributed to the reform movement through his literary works which inspired nationalism; and Rizal's activities and writings made him an enemy of the Spanish and ultimately led to his execution, but also cemented his legacy as a national hero who fought for Philippine independence.

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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about Jose Rizal from a student's prefinal exam paper. Some key points made in the answers include: Rizal led a productive life in exile in Dapitan where he taught, cured illnesses, and developed infrastructure; Rizal contributed to the reform movement through his literary works which inspired nationalism; and Rizal's activities and writings made him an enemy of the Spanish and ultimately led to his execution, but also cemented his legacy as a national hero who fought for Philippine independence.

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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about Jose Rizal from a student's prefinal exam paper. Some key points made in the answers include: Rizal led a productive life in exile in Dapitan where he taught, cured illnesses, and developed infrastructure; Rizal contributed to the reform movement through his literary works which inspired nationalism; and Rizal's activities and writings made him an enemy of the Spanish and ultimately led to his execution, but also cemented his legacy as a national hero who fought for Philippine independence.

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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about Jose Rizal from a student's prefinal exam paper. Some key points made in the answers include: Rizal led a productive life in exile in Dapitan where he taught, cured illnesses, and developed infrastructure; Rizal contributed to the reform movement through his literary works which inspired nationalism; and Rizal's activities and writings made him an enemy of the Spanish and ultimately led to his execution, but also cemented his legacy as a national hero who fought for Philippine independence.

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    Vencint C.

    Laran GE 9-N**

    Prefinal Exam Paper


    1. How would you say that Dr. Jose Rizal life in Dapitan when he was in exile?
    Answer: Rizal’s life in Dapitan is a textbook Rizal life. Rizal showcased brilliance in his different
    fields. Rizal was able to teach children, cure the sick people, he was able to construct the first
    water system in Dapitan, he also was responsible for curing Malaria which was plaguing
    Dapitan at the time. Countless discoveries were also done on Rizal’s credit at his time there.
    Rizal also cultivated the land there. Generally, Rizal’s life in Dapitan was a very eventful and a
    very productive one.
    2. How would you relate on your educational experiences and of Dr. Jose Rizal education
    experiences in his early studies?
     At the Traditional Village School
     At Ateneo
     At UST
    Answer: I can relate very much to Rizal’s educational experiences. My mama and papa
    taught me how to read, count and set my foundations straight. They also read me the bible
    every single night. I went to Barangay Abgao Day Care Center with a very curious mind.
    With Mrs. Asuncion R. Paler guiding me, I was off to the right track. It was at SJC that I
    experienced bullying at my nursery years. I honestly wanted to fight my classmates
    because they would plunge my face at the school sink. It was then that I promised that I
    would never come back to SJC; but time and time again God had other plans in mind. I
    experienced everything during my elementary and High School days. I had highs and lows
    but thankfully God got me through.
    3. Why do you need to study the revolution that failed? And what is the significance towards it?
    Answer: I think we need to study and understand the revolution that failed because it is a big
    key for our generation to learn the lessons from the past. These lessons are vital for us going
    forward and will also aid us in understanding that the freedom we have today should never be
    taken for granted.
    4. How did Dr. Jose Rizal contribute to the reform movement?
    Answer: Dr. Rizal contributed massively by his literary works he made. In the El Filibustirismo
    and Noli Me Tangere we found out vital knowledge that opened the minds and hearts of the
    Filipino people regarding the value of freedom, equality, goodness and righteousness. The La
    Liga Filipina was also a crucial group that Dr. Rizal founded. Dr. Rizal also gave the reform
    movement an inspiration that if united we a small nation can find or place in the world and
    attain the bright future that our beloved country truly deserves.
    5. What are the consequences of Dr. Jose Rizal’s activities and writings?
    Answer: “The pen is mightier than the sword”. This was Dr. Jose Rizal’s infamous mantra.
    Indeed, Dr. Rizal wrote timeless pieces that the world (especially the Philippines will never ever
    forget. It is in these writings that the Filipinos found inspiration and the courage to rise up and
    claim the illusive freedom that the Philippines deserves. To this day, these writings and
    activities have a foothold on Philippine society. It is by Dr. Rizal’s activities and writings that we
    are reminded about our Filipino Values, Cultures, Traditions and of course our identity as a
    people. These activities and writings also made Rizal such a divisive and a controversial figure
    who left an indelible mark in the annals of the Philippines. Finally, it is by these writings and
    activities that made Rizal an enemy of the Spanish government. Ultimately, these activities and
    writings led to the untimely death of Dr. Jose Rizal.
    Vencint C. Laran GE 9-N**

    6. What truly happened on his last hours and execution of Dr. Jose Rizal?
    Answer: Rizal received a lot of visitors, he wrote his last works, bode farewell to his loved ones
    and most importantly, he confessed his sins, heard mass and received Holy Communion.
    7. What are the final works of Dr. Jose Rizal and what are its significance?
    Answer: “Mi Ultimo Adios” was his final work. Its significance was the fact that this was Rizal’s
    way of bidding farewell to his compatriots and remind them to keep on fighting until the ultimate
    goal of attaining the Philippines the freedom it rightfully deserves is attained.
    8. What is the significance of Dr. Jose Rizal in your college education?
    Answer: I think Dr. Jose Rizal is very significant in my college education by the fact that his
    values are very usable in my studies at present. Jose Rizal’s never give up mentality is vital in
    facing the troubling times we may face as students. Rizal also had a strong foundation in his
    family which in their selves provide keys in how to rise above various challenges we go through
    life.
    9. Is Dr. Jose Rizal still relevant among millennials? What is your view towards this question?
    Answer: “Times change, but values remain”. This is a saying I heard from China bank. This
    statement is my anchor to answer this question. Yes, Jose Rizal is still very much relevant
    among millennials because his teachings of living the right life and living the proper Filipino is
    very much applicable to this day. The problem of today’s generation is the fact that technology
    has reformed our way of life and our way of thinking. Everything comes so easy today that
    millennials like us tend to be impatient and take things for granted. This is where Dr. Jose
    Rizal’s teachings and values come in. Indeed, our generation today and is in need of a strong
    guide considering how fast things come and go in today’s world. I think no one would be a
    better model than Dr. Jose Rizal himself.
    10. How would you explain for yourself the life and legacy of Dr. Jose Rizal as a national hero of
    the Republic of the Philippines?
    Answer: This was a question where I did not know where to start. Nevertheless, I can say that
    Rizal’s life was one full of lessons, full of controversy, full of love and full of challenges. Come
    to think of it, I think Rizal’s life is just like everybody else. The only difference was the legacies
    that he left which were of the charts. From his superior intellect and countless discoveries and
    his love story is something we should marvel at. As such, I think Jose Rizal’s ultimate legacies
    lie in the novels El Filibustirismo and Noli Me Tangere and the fact that Rizal laid down his life
    to the cause of freedom and the glorious future the Philippines rightfully deserves.

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