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Which university conferred the degree of Licentiate in Medicine to Jose Rizal?
Which university conferred the degree of Licentiate in Medicine to Jose Rizal?
- Universidad Central de Madrid (correct)
- Universidad de Manila
- Universidad de Calamba
- Universidad de Laguna
Who chose the name 'Jose' for Jose Rizal?
Who chose the name 'Jose' for Jose Rizal?
- His mother (correct)
- His father
- His godmother
- His grandmother
What does the surname 'Mercado' mean in English?
What does the surname 'Mercado' mean in English?
- Wheat
- Market (correct)
- Saint
- Doctor
What does the surname 'Rizal' mean in Spanish?
What does the surname 'Rizal' mean in Spanish?
Who baptized Jose Rizal?
Who baptized Jose Rizal?
Which country did Jose Rizal complete his medical course in?
Which country did Jose Rizal complete his medical course in?
Why was Jose Rizal named 'Jose'?
Why was Jose Rizal named 'Jose'?
What does the surname 'Mercado' mean in English?
What does the surname 'Mercado' mean in English?
What does the surname 'Rizal' mean in Spanish?
What does the surname 'Rizal' mean in Spanish?
Who baptized Jose Rizal?
Who baptized Jose Rizal?
Study Notes
Jose Rizal's Early Life and Education
- Jose Rizal was conferred the degree of Licentiate in Medicine by the University of Santo Tomas.
- His father, Francisco Mercado Rizal, chose the name 'Jose' for him.
- The surname 'Mercado' means 'market' in English.
- The surname 'Rizal' means 'rice field' or 'green field' in Spanish.
- Jose Rizal was baptized by Father Rufino Collantes.
- He completed his medical course in Spain.
- Jose Rizal was named 'Jose' in honor of Saint Joseph, the patron saint of the Catholic Church.
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Discover the fascinating origins of Jose Rizal's name in this quiz! From his medical education in Spain to the influence of his mother's devotion, explore the unique story behind each component of his name. Uncover the historical and personal significance of Licentiate in Medicine, San Jose (St. Joseph), Protacio, and Mercado in the life of the national hero of the Philippines.
