Dapitan Exile: Quiz & Flashcards on Rizal's Life

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What was a key reason for Rizal's exile in Dapitan?

Its geographical remoteness hindered his revolutionary activities. (correct)

He wanted to pursue agricultural innovations.

It had no Spanish military presence.

It was a popular tourist destination.

What conditions were imposed on Rizal for him to live in the parish convent in Dapitan?

He was required to form a political alliance.

He must donate a portion of his earnings.

He needed to promote Spanish culture.

He had to retract errors concerning religion. (correct)

Who was the Spanish commandant with whom Rizal first lived while in Dapitan?

Fr. Pablo Pastell

José Basa

Francisco Equilor

Ricardo Carnicero (correct)

How much was Rizal's share of the winnings from the lottery?

$6,200 Signup and view all the answers

What percentage of his lottery winnings did Rizal send to his father?

$2,000 Signup and view all the answers

What was the name of the octagonal stilt house Rizal built in Dapitan?

Casa Redonda Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following species is named after Rizal?

Apogonia Rizali Signup and view all the answers

What educational facility did Rizal establish during his time in Dapitan?

A school for young students Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary reason for Rizal's exile to Dapitan?

Geographical remoteness Signup and view all the answers

Rizal agreed to all the conditions given by Fr. Pablo Pastell.

False Signup and view all the answers

How much did Rizal win from the lottery?

6,200 Signup and view all the answers

Rizal built the __________, which served as a quarters for his students and contained a clinic.

Casa Redonda Signup and view all the answers

Match the following contributions made by Rizal with their descriptions:

Draco Rizali = Flying lizard Apogonia Rizali = Small beetle Rhacophorus Rizali = Rare type of frog Signup and view all the answers

Who was the Spanish commandant Rizal lived with in Dapitan?

Ricardo Carnicero Signup and view all the answers

What did Rizal use part of his lottery winnings for?

Built a house, school, and clinic Signup and view all the answers

Rizal's contributions to sciences were solely focused on entomology.

False Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Rizal's Exile in Dapitan

Dapitan was chosen for Rizal's exile due to its geographical remoteness, making it difficult for him to connect with supporters and engage in revolutionary activities.
Rizal arrived in Dapitan on July 17, 1892.
Fr. Pablo Pastell, a Jesuit Superior, sent a letter to Fr. Obach outlining conditions for Rizal to live in the parish convent:
- Publicly retract errors about religion
- Perform church rites
- Make a general confession of his past life
- Conduct himself as a Spanish subject and man of religion
- Act against revolution
Rizal did not agree to these conditions and therefore lived with the Spanish commandant, Ricardo Carnicero.
Rizal won a lottery with Captain Carnicero and Francisco Equilor (a businessman) on September 21, 1892.
The total lottery winnings were 6,200 pesos.
Rizal gave 2,000 pesos to his father and 200 pesos to Jose Basa in Hong Kong.
The 6,200 pesos is equivalent to roughly 3 million pesos today.
Rizal used his lottery winnings to build:
- A house
- A school
- A clinic
- A land near the town plaza
- Agricultural land in Talisay
Rizal's houses included:
- Casa Redonda (The Round House): An octagonal stilt house that served as quarters for Rizal's students and as a clinic.
- Casa Cuadrada (The Square House): Located at the base of a hill, it served as a workshop and secondary dormitory for Rizal's students.
A water dam was also present within Rizal's property.
Rizal made contributions to the sciences, as seen in his correspondence with scientists and professors in Europe:
- Draco Rizali (flying lizard)
- Apogonia Rizali (small beetle)
- Rhacophorus Rizali (rare type of frog)

Quiz Answers

Rizal arrived in Dapitan on July 17, 1892.
Fr. Pablo Pastell sent a letter outlining conditions for Rizal to live in the parish convent.
Rizal first lived with the Spanish commandant, Ricardo Carnicero, while in Dapitan.
Rizal's share in the lottery winnings was 2,000 pesos.
Rizal sent his father 2,000 pesos from his lottery winnings.

Rizal's Exile in Dapitan

Dapitan was chosen as Rizal's place of exile due to its remoteness, making it difficult for him to connect with supporters and engage in revolutionary activities.
Rizal arrived in Dapitan on July 17, 1892, on the steamer Cebu.
Father Pablo Pastell, a superior of the Jesuit Society, sent a letter to Rizal containing conditions for him to live in the parish convent.
The conditions included publicly retracting his errors about religion, making a general confession of his past, and conducting himself in an exemplary manner as a Spanish subject and man of religion.
Rizal did not agree to the terms of the letter sent by Father Pastell.
He lived with Spanish commandant Ricardo Carnicero instead.
On September 21, 1892, Rizal, Captain Carnicero, and Francisco Equilor won a lottery.
Rizal received 4,000 pesos from the lottery winnings.
He gave 2,000 pesos to his father and 200 pesos to Jose Basa in Hong Kong.
Rizal used a portion of his winnings to invest in land and property:
- Land near the town plaza
- Agricultural land in Talisay
- A house
- A school
- A clinic
During his exile, Rizal built two notable structures:
- Casa Redonda: An octagonal stilt house that served as a clinic and accommodation for Rizal's students
- Casa Cuadrada: A square house located at the base of a hill and served as a workshop and secondary dormitory for students.
Rizal also contributed to the sciences, as reflected in his correspondence with scientist friends and professors in Europe.
His contributions were marked by the naming of several species after him:
- Draco Rizali (flying lizard)
- Apogonia Rizali (small beetle)
- Rhacophorus Rizali (rare type of frog)

Quiz #2

When did Rizal arrive in Dapitan? July 17, 1892.
Who sent the letter with conditions for Rizal to live in the Dapitan parish? Father Pablo Pastell.
Who was the Spanish commandant who initially hosted Rizal in Dapitan? Ricardo Carnicero.
How much did Rizal receive from the lottery winnings? 4,000 pesos.
How much of his winnings did Rizal send to his father? 2,000 pesos.

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Explore the significant events during José Rizal's exile in Dapitan. This quiz covers the geographical reasons for his exile, the conditions imposed upon him, and key financial events such as his lottery winnings. Test your knowledge on this crucial period in Philippine history.