Questions and Answers
Who taught Rizal the abakada and how to read and pray?
Teodora Alonso
What were the names of Rizal's pets?
Alipato (pony) and Usman (big black dog)
Who was one of Rizal's private tutors that taught him Latin?
What was the nickname given to Rizal by his siblings?
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At what age did Rizal go to Binan to study?
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Rizal started drawing and molding objects before the age of five.
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Who was the bully that Jose met and challenged to a fight?
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Which three martyrs were executed on February 17, 1872?
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What event caused Rizal to witness injustice at the age of 11?
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Study Notes
Childhood of Rizal
- Teodora Alonso, Rizal’s first teacher, introduced him to the abakada, reading, and prayer.
- Encouragement from Teodora led Rizal to explore poetry at a young age.
- By age five, Rizal showcased his artistic talents, drawing and sculpting objects he encountered.
Pets
- Rizal had a pony named Alipato.
- He also owned a big black dog called Usman.
First Sorrow
- Rizal experienced the profound grief of losing his sister, Concha.
Nicknames
- Family affectionately called him Ute.
- Locals from Calamba referred to him as Pepe.
Private Tutors
- Tutored by Leon Monroy, who taught him Latin before passing away five months into their sessions.
Education in Binan
- At age nine, Rizal moved to Binan for further studies, accompanied by his brother Paciano.
- Justiniano Aquino Cruz instructed him in Spanish and Latin, while Juancho taught him painting.
First School Brawl
- Encountered bully Pedro at school and boldly challenged him to a fight.
Return to Calamba
- After the incident in Binan, Rizal returned home and continued his education under Lucas Padua.
First Taste of Injustice
- At 11 years old, Rizal witnessed his mother's courage when she was wrongfully arrested by Spaniards, exemplifying the injustices faced by Filipinos.
- The arrest stemmed from a poisoning accusation linked to familial conflicts and misunderstandings with her brother's estranged wife, Teodora Alberto.
- Doña Teodora was made to walk 50 kilometers around Laguna as punishment for her alleged involvement.
Three Martyrs
- Jose Burgos, Mariano Gomez, and Jacinto Zamora were executed on February 17, 1872, for false allegations related to the Cavite uprising.
- They were garroted in Bagumbayan (now Rizal Park) under the governorship of Rafael Izquierdo.
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Explore the early life of Jose Rizal in this quiz focusing on his childhood experiences, including his first teacher, artistic endeavors, and personal challenges. Discover how his family and pets influenced his formative years, shaping him into a remarkable figure. Test your knowledge on this pivotal stage of Rizal's life.
