Jose Rizal at Ateneo

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What was the title of the entry submitted by Jose Rizal in celebration of Miguel de Cervantes?

El Consejo de los Dioses (correct)

A Filipinas

El Amor Patrio

Junto al Pasig

Which literary work by Jose Rizal was a one-act play requested by the Jesuits?

Junto al Pasig (correct)

Los Viajes

El Consejo de los Dioses

Amor Patrio

Why did Jose Rizal decide to continue his studies in Spain?

To escape Spanish colonial rule

To seek wealth and fame

To join revolutionary movements

To widen his knowledge and learn a cure for his mother’s eye condition (correct)

What title was awarded to Jose Rizal after completing his course in land surveying?

Perito Agrimensor Signup and view all the answers

What prize did Jose Rizal receive for his entry in "El Consejo de los Dioses"?

A gold ring with an engraved bust of Cervantes Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following poems was not written by Jose Rizal under the guidance of Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez?

To the Filipino Youth Signup and view all the answers

Which city did Jose Rizal first arrive at in Spain?

Barcelona Signup and view all the answers

During his time at Ateneo, which art forms did Jose Rizal study?

Painting and sculpture Signup and view all the answers

How did Jose Rizal perceive the Spanish immigration officers during his travels?

They were indifferent compared to the French officers Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the organizations that Jose Rizal joined while studying at Ateneo?

Marian Congregation Signup and view all the answers

Which courses did Jose Rizal enroll in at the Universidad Central de Madrid?

Philosophy and Letters, and Medicine Signup and view all the answers

What significant phrase did Rizal use for the first time in his entry for the Liceo Artistico Literario de Manila contest?

The youth, the fair hope of my country Signup and view all the answers

Which university did Jose Rizal attend after his time at Ateneo?

University of Santo Tomas Signup and view all the answers

What was the main theme of the play "Junto al Pasig"?

The battle between good and bad elements Signup and view all the answers

What subject did Jose Rizal major in at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters during his enrollment at the University of Santo Tomas?

Philosophy Signup and view all the answers

Which activity was NOT associated with Jose Rizal during his studies at Ateneo?

Participating in a drama club Signup and view all the answers

Which organization did Jose Rizal join that was known for its beliefs in the universal brotherhood of men?

Freemasonry Signup and view all the answers

What was the significance of the awards given at the National Exposition of Fine Arts in 1884?

They highlighted the artistic talents of Filipino painters. Signup and view all the answers

Which important figure did Jose Rizal meet who was known for advocating for freedom and self-determination?

Dr. Miguel Morayta Signup and view all the answers

What motivated Jose Rizal to collect books extensively?

He valued knowledge over material goods. Signup and view all the answers

Which of these books was part of Jose Rizal's important collection?

The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue Signup and view all the answers

What type of activities did Circulo Hispano Filipino promote among its members?

Reforms and discussions about societal issues Signup and view all the answers

Who received the top prize at the National Exposition of Fine Arts alongside Jose Rizal's speech?

Juan Luna Signup and view all the answers

Which languages did Jose Rizal learn during his education?

French, German, and English Signup and view all the answers

What degree did Jose Rizal complete on June 21, 1884?

Licenciado en Medicina Signup and view all the answers

Which novel inspired Jose Rizal to start writing Noli Me Tangere?

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Signup and view all the answers

Who lent Jose Rizal money for the printing costs of Noli Me Tangere?

Maximo Viola Signup and view all the answers

What does the title 'Noli Me Tangere' mean?

Do Not Touch Me Signup and view all the answers

When was Noli Me Tangere printed?

March 29, 1887 Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following was NOT one of the original recipients of Noli Me Tangere?

Andres Bonifacio Signup and view all the answers

Where did Jose Rizal make the final revisions of Noli Me Tangere?

Berlin Signup and view all the answers

During which meeting did the plans to write a novel about the Philippines arise?

At the house of the Paterno brothers Signup and view all the answers

Which song did he compose during his time with friends?

La Deportacion Signup and view all the answers

What was his primary occupation while in Heidelberg?

Assistant to Dr. Otto Becker Signup and view all the answers

Which activity did he engage in during his summer vacation of 1886?

Lived with Protestant pastor Karl Ulmer Signup and view all the answers

Which book did he translate to Tagalog?

Fairy Tales Signup and view all the answers

Who did he meet in Leipzig?

Prof. Ratzel Signup and view all the answers

What society did he become a member of in Berlin?

Ethnographic Society Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following did he do in Dresden?

Visited the Zoological Museum Signup and view all the answers

What was the last location he visited before departing from Europe?

Prague Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Secondary Education of Jose Rizal

Jose Rizal attended Ateneo Municipal from 1872 to 1877, entering at age eleven and eventually graduating as the top student in his class.
Under the mentorship of Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez, Rizal wrote notable poems including "The Tragedy of St. Eustace," "In the Memory of My Town," and "Through Education Motherland Receives Enlightenment."
Rizal explored painting with Agustin Saez and sculpture with Teodoro Romualdo de Jesus, showcasing his artistic talents early on.
He joined the Marian Congregation, the Academy of Spanish Literature, and the Academy of Natural Sciences, displaying a wide range of interests and talents.
Rizal returned to Ateneo during the academic year 1877-1878, also attending the University of Santo Tomas, where he pursued land surveying and earned the title of Perito Agrimensor.
At the University of Santo Tomas, he studied Philosophy, Letters, and Medicine but encountered varying grades.
Rizal's poem "A La Juventud Filipina" won first prize at the Liceo Artistico Literario de Manila in 1879, where he highlighted "the youth, the fair hope of my country."
In 1880, he won the grand prize for "El Consejo de los Dioses," commemorating Cervantes's death, emphasizing his literary prowess.
"Junto al Pasig" is a one-act play written as a satire requested by the Jesuits, depicting the struggle between good and evil.
Rizal's decision to study in Spain was driven by his desire for knowledge, favorable conditions, and to seek treatment for his mother’s eye condition.

Journey to Europe

Rizal departed from Manila on May 3, 1882, with the support of his brother Paciano but chose not to seek his parents' blessing.
He made stops in Singapore, Sri Lanka, Yemen, and traversed the Suez Canal, ending in Marseilles, France.
In Marseilles, he visited Château d’lf, linked to Dumas's "The Count of Monte Cristo."
Upon arrival in Barcelona, he noted the people's indifference and embraced the liberalism present in the city, writing essays for Diariong Tagalog.
Rizal enrolled at the Universidad Central de Madrid on November 3, 1882, studying Medicine, Philosophy, and Letters, while also taking art classes.
He participated in private lessons for shooting and fencing, enhancing his physical training.
Influenced by Dr. Miguel Morayta, Rizal joined the Circulo Hispano Filipino, addressing reforms needed in the Philippines and fostering intellectual discussions.
Rizal became a freemason, using the name "Dimasalang," embracing values of reason and universal brotherhood, often challenging religious dogma.

Life in Europe

Rizal was an avid book collector, prioritizing his literary pursuits over luxuries, amassing works by notable authors, including "Uncle Tom’s Cabin."
He delivered a speech on June 25, 1884, celebrating the achievements of Filipino artists Juan Luna and Felix Ressureccion Hidalgo at the National Exposition of Fine Arts.
Successfully completed his Licenciado en Medicina on June 21, 1884, which allowed him to practice medicine but not to teach it.
While in Spain, he began writing "Noli Me Tangere," inspired by the struggles depicted in "Uncle Tom’s Cabin," aiming to address the plight of his own nation.
The novel was printed in Berlin on March 29, 1887, supported financially by his friend Maximo Viola, and dedicated to the Philippines.

Experiences in Specific Countries

Rizal arrived in Paris in November 1885, assisting Dr. Louis de Weckert while socializing with friends and composing songs.
In Heidelberg, he worked with Dr. Otto Becker, attended lectures, and wrote “To the Flowers of Heidelberg.”
He traveled to Leipzig to meet scholars and translated works for his relatives back home.
Rizal visited Prague to venerate Copernicus, marking significant cultural explorations alongside his academic endeavors.
His journey throughout Europe included engaging with prominent anthropologists and societies, culminating in personal growth that enriched his nationalistic ideologies.

Departure from Europe

The separation from Maximo Viola occurred in Geneva, with Rizal continuing his journey to Italy and finally returning to Manila from Marseilles.
His travels in Europe greatly influenced his outlook and writings, solidifying his commitment to advocating for reforms in the Philippines.

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Explore the early education of Jose Rizal during his time at the Ateneo Municipal from 1872 to 1877. This quiz covers his experiences, friendships, and the poems he composed under the mentorship of Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez. Test your knowledge on this key period that shaped Rizal's literary and educational journey.