This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about Jose Rizal's romantic relationships. The questions ask about why Rizal used Leonor Rivera as inspiration for Maria Clara, his feelings for other women like Nellie Boustead and Segunda Katigbak, what he meant by calling Josephine Bracken "dulce extranjera", how he was able to attract women, his letters with Leonor Rivera, whether he should have stayed in Japan with Seiko Usui, his reasons for ending his romance with Consuelo, using Suzanne Jacoby while missing Leonor Rivera, and how Gertrude Beckett might have felt about his sudden escape to avoid marrying her.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about Jose Rizal's romantic relationships. The questions ask about why Rizal used Leonor Rivera as inspiration for Maria Clara, his feelings for other women like Nellie Boustead and Segunda Katigbak, what he meant by calling Josephine Bracken "dulce extranjera", how he was able to attract women, his letters with Leonor Rivera, whether he should have stayed in Japan with Seiko Usui, his reasons for ending his romance with Consuelo, using Suzanne Jacoby while missing Leonor Rivera, and how Gertrude Beckett might have felt about his sudden escape to avoid marrying her.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about Jose Rizal's romantic relationships. The questions ask about why Rizal used Leonor Rivera as inspiration for Maria Clara, his feelings for other women like Nellie Boustead and Segunda Katigbak, what he meant by calling Josephine Bracken "dulce extranjera", how he was able to attract women, his letters with Leonor Rivera, whether he should have stayed in Japan with Seiko Usui, his reasons for ending his romance with Consuelo, using Suzanne Jacoby while missing Leonor Rivera, and how Gertrude Beckett might have felt about his sudden escape to avoid marrying her.
This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about Jose Rizal's romantic relationships. The questions ask about why Rizal used Leonor Rivera as inspiration for Maria Clara, his feelings for other women like Nellie Boustead and Segunda Katigbak, what he meant by calling Josephine Bracken "dulce extranjera", how he was able to attract women, his letters with Leonor Rivera, whether he should have stayed in Japan with Seiko Usui, his reasons for ending his romance with Consuelo, using Suzanne Jacoby while missing Leonor Rivera, and how Gertrude Beckett might have felt about his sudden escape to avoid marrying her.
Rivera as the inspiration for Maria Clara? 2. If you were Rizal, would you also flourish feelings for Nellie Boustead knowing that she is the fiancé of your friend Antonio Luna? 3. Why do you think that Rizal’s rising affection for Segunda Katigbak was compared to him beginning to drink “the sweetest poison of love”? 4. In your own opinion, why do you think Rizal called Josephine Bracken as “dulce extranjera”? 5. How do you think was Rizal able to swoop girls at their feet? 6. What do you think of Rizal’s and Leonor Rivera’s “invisible ink” letters? 7. If you were Rizal, would you rather live a prosperous life in Japan with Seiko Usui or do what he did? Why or why not? 8. Do you agree with Rizal’s reasons in not allowing his romance with Consuelo to go on? 9. Do you think Rizal using Suzanne Jacoby to ease his loneliness from Leonor Rivera was justifiable? Why or why not? 10. If you were Gertrude Beckett, what would you feel from Rizal’s sudden escape avoiding to marry you?