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RIZAL: Life and Works of Rizal: Test I

Rizal is known as the founder of Filipino nationality. He pondered on greater challenges like emancipating Filipinos from Spanish rule. As his medical skills grew, so did his nationalistic fervor. Before returning to the country in 1887, he published his first novel Noli Me Tangere. Rizal believed the future would be better and that the hopes of the nation lie with educating youth, as they will grow up to be the leaders. As a youth, one can take up Rizal's challenge by pursuing education and giving love to the nation.

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RIZAL: Life and Works of Rizal: Test I

Rizal is known as the founder of Filipino nationality. He pondered on greater challenges like emancipating Filipinos from Spanish rule. As his medical skills grew, so did his nationalistic fervor. Before returning to the country in 1887, he published his first novel Noli Me Tangere. Rizal believed the future would be better and that the hopes of the nation lie with educating youth, as they will grow up to be the leaders. As a youth, one can take up Rizal's challenge by pursuing education and giving love to the nation.

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RIZAL: Life and Works of Rizal

Test I.

Fill the following blanks with correct information.

1. Jose Rizal he is known as the founder of Filipino nationality.

2. Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt he is a good friend of Rizal whom he knows through writing.

3. Maximo Viola he is the person who helped Rizal in the time of crisis and lend him financial assistance to print the
copy of Noli Me Tangere.

4. Middle Class it is the social class during the Spanish era which Rizal belongs.

5. Sen. Claro Recto he was the first person to initiate the objectives of the creation of Rizal Law.

TEST II. ESSAY

How do you take your part on Rizal’s challenges to the millennium? Explain in not less than 250 words.

In today’s generation, we remember and honor Dr. Jose Protacio Mercado Rizal Alonzo y Realonda. As Filipinos, we are
proud of his literary artistry and his political convictions. Rizal and the socio-political issues of his era Like most educated
Filipinos of his time, Rizal pondered on a greater challenge: the emancipation of the Filipinos from Spanish rule. As his
medical and surgical skills grew, his nationalistic fervor intensified as well. Rizal and the socio-political issues of his era Like
most educated Filipinos of his time, Rizal pondered on a greater challenge: the emancipation of the Filipinos from Spanish
rule. As his medical and surgical skills grew, his nationalistic fervor intensified as well. Before he returned to the country in
1887, he had published his first novel, the Noli Me Tangere.
And more often, Rizal Challenge to the millennium is The “Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan”, these were the words said
by the National Filipino Hero Jose Rizal. During his lifetime, he was devoted to the belief that what would make a country
prosper are its own children. His beliefs may have been caused by the great show of bravery and courage in the Filipino
youth of his time. He believed that the future will be better sooner or later. Children of the past have indeed grown up and
become great people in our country. As the years go by, a new generation of Filipinos has emerged. Sadly, with time comes
change. More and more Filipinos tend to do what is best for them rather than what is best for the whole country. Such is
the future for our country. Still, many Filipinos have their high hopes in the young Filipino people.

“ Ang kabataan ang pag asa ng Bayan.” He believes that the hopes of the nation is the Education of youths because
Education is very important to give us knowledge and knows our Rights . His way of writing and poems inspired and to rise
beyond aspiring youth to give importance the education and as a youth all I can take my part on Rizal’s challenge is to be
educated and give love to our nation.

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