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Fill in the table below and identify the different landmarks in Dr. Jose Rizal Travel abroad and its contribution into his life and works. (20
points)
Landmarks in Dr. Rizal’s Travel abroad Contribution
Madrid,Spain in May 1882 and studied medicine at the Universidad Central de
Madrid where he earned the degree, Licentiate in Medicine. He
also attended medical lectures at the University of Paris and
the University of Heidelberg.

 Berlin he was inducted as a member of the Berlin Ethnological Society

and the Berlin Anthropological Society under the patronage of the
famous pathologist Rudolf Virchow.

German in April 1887 before the Anthropological Society on the orthography

and structure of the Tagalog language. He left Heidelberg a poem,
"A las flores del Heidelberg", which was both an evocation and a
prayer for the welfare of his native land and the unification of
common values between East and West.

Biñan His life in Biñan is simple and methodical. There he experienced his
first school brawl, painting lessons, and being the best student in his
school.
Then the time came when he had to leave Biñan since his schooling
has ended. He received a letter from his sister Saturnine telling him of
the arrival of the steamer Talim that would take him from Biñan to
Calamba.

Ateneo de Manila After the martyrdom of Gom-Bur-Za, Jose went to Manila to study. He
studied at Ateneo Municipal. During his first year in Ateneo, his first
day started with a Holy Mass at the college chapel. He was at bottom
of class when he started but became the ‘emperor’ at the end of the
month

University of Santo Tomas
After finishing the first year of a course in Philosophy and Letters, he
transferred to the medical course. During his stay at Santo Tomas, he
won more literary laurels and other romances with pretty girls. At
University of Santo Tomas, he pursued higher education, although her
mother opposes his decision, his father and brother Paciano insists so.

Singapore  During the voyage he carefully observed the people and things on
board the steamer. There were sixteen passengers. He was the only
Filipino and the rest were Spaniards, British, and Indian Negroes. The
captain of the ship, Donato Lecha befriended Rizal. To kill boredom of
the voyage, Rizal played chess with his fellow passengers. He then
defeated them many times, for he was a good chess player

Colombo After days of staying in Singapore, Rizal boarded the ship Djemnah,
which was a French steamer and left Singapore for Europe on May 11.
It was a larger and cleaner vessel which carried more passengers

Singapore To kill boredom of the voyage, Rizal played chess with his fellow
passengers. He then defeated them many times, for he was a good
chess player.

Paris to Berlin After completing his studies in Spain, Rizal went to Paris and Germany
for his specialization in ophthalmology. He chose this course of
medicine because he wanted to cure his mother’s growing eye
ailment. He still hasn’t forgotten his ‘secret mission’—to observe the
 customs and lifestyle of the Europeans so that someday he will render
service to his fatherland.

Europe After the publication of Noli, Rizal planned to visit the important
places in Europe. Rizal received his money from Paciano worth 1,000
pesos. He immediately paid viola the sum of 300 pesos from his kind
loan.

Blumentritt and Leitmeritz
May 13, 1887, the train with Rizal and Viola on board arrived at the
railroad station of Leitmeritz, Bohemia. Professor Blumentritt waited
for them in the station after he received the wire. He was carrying a
pencil sketch of Rizal which the letter had previously sent him, so that
he could identify his Filipino friend. He warmly welcomed Rizal and
Viola.

Switzerland GenevaRizal and Viola visited Geneva. This Swiss city is one of the
most beautiful cities in Europe which was visited by world tourist
every year. The people of Geneva were linguists, speaking French,
German, and Italian. Rizal conversed with them in these three
languages.

Italy Rizal went to Italy. He visited Turin, Milan, Venice and Florence. On
June 27, 1887, he reached Rome. He was thrilled by the sights and
memories of the Eternal City—Rome.On June 29th, Rizal visited for
the first time the Vatican, the “City of the Popes” and the capital
Christendom. He was impressed by the magnificent edifices,
particularly of St. Peter’s Church which was also his feast day during
that time.

Manila On August 5, the Haiphong arrived in Manila and he went ashore with
a happy heart for he was once again in Filipino soil. He stayed in the
city for a short time to visit some friends and observed that Manila
was the same five years ago

Make a conclusion on His travel abroad and it’s contribution

He was a prolific poet, essayist, and novelist whose most famous works were his two novels, Noli Me Tángere
and its sequel, El filibusterismo. These social commentaries during the Spanish colonization of
the country formed the nucleus of literature that inspired peaceful reformists and armed revolutionaries alike.

Creating a Infographic of Rizal’s Life

Instruction: Pick one aspect of Rizal’s life (e.g., family, early education, and travel abroad). Research further on this aspect of Rizal’s
life and create an infographic.
Direction:
1. Choose any aspect in Rizal’s life and research further in the internet.
2. Print your work in a Long Bond paper minimum of 2 papers maximum of 5
3. Search in the internet about the examples of infographic for reference purpose.
4. Pass it on the next meeting, your work will be graded according to the rubric below.
 Criteria 100-95
Use of time Used time well to get the
work done
Relevance of graphics All graphics are related to the
topic, thus making the topic
easy to understand
Accuracy of content At least 5 accurate facts are
displayed on the infographic
Attractiveness The infographic is attractive
in its design, layout and
colours used.
Choice of words and The choice of words is
grammar appropriate and there are no
grammatical errors.
95-85
Used some of the time to
get the work done
Some of the graphics are
related to the topic
At least 3 accurate facts are
displayed on the infographic
The inforgraphic is attractive
but slightly messy.
The choice of words is
slightly appropriate and
there are a few grammatical
errors
85-75
Did not use the time to get the
work done
None of the graphics are related
to the topic
No accurate facts are displayed
on the infographic
The infographic in incredibly
messy and poorly designed
The choice of word is
inappropriate and there are
many grammatical errors.