GEC 9 – LIFE, WORKS & WRITINGS OF DR.

JOSE RIZAL
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
SET B
NAME: __________________________________________________________ COURSE: _____________

I. IDENTIFICATION: Identify what is being asked/described. Write your answers on the

space provided below.

___________________________1. Business minded woman and was the second child of

Lorenzo Alonso.
___________________________2. Died in 1856 at the age of 68.
___________________________3. The surname “Mercado” means…
___________________________4. One of the biggest family in Calamba, Laguna.
___________________________5. The youngest of the thirteen offsprings of Juan and
Cirila Mercado.
___________________________6. He became a general of the Philippine Revolution.
___________________________7. Rizal’s first name was in honor of…
___________________________8. “Y” means…
___________________________9. From the word “Ricial” which means a field of green
wheat.
___________________________10. It is when Rizal was baptized by Fr. Rufino Collantes.
___________________________11. During this time Rizal taught by his mother to read
and write.
___________________________12. Rizal had a dog named…
___________________________13. A small town nestling at the front of Mt. Makiling.
___________________________14. Dr. Rizal poetically called our country…
___________________________15. Where Rizal enrolled in 1878 as a medical student.
___________________________16. Jose Rizal’s first teacher.
___________________________17. Rizal learned to recite _____and prayers at the age
of 3.
___________________________18. Complete name of Dr.Rizal.
___________________________19. When was Rizal died at Bagumbayan.
___________________________20. Rizal was born in Laguna on…
II. REFLECTIVE ESSAY: 10PTS

RATIONALE:
In the wake of the controversy over a bill seeking to integrate a course on the life
of Andres Bonifacio in the college curriculum, a reassessment of the Rizal Law and its
effect on our educational system is called for. The Rizal Law has come a long way. After
Republic Act. No. 1425 – Rizal Law, aimed at including a study of the life and works of Dr.
Jose Rizal in the curricula of public and private schools was approved by President Ramon
Magsaysay on June 12, 1956, TEACHING Rizal has been mandatory in our school system.
Way back in secondary schools we only get the basic information about him. We
get to read his novels and poems and learn of the places he visited and even the women
who became part of his life. But we have ended up not knowing what he really stood for.
We even wear shirts bearing his image but we do not go deeper in understanding him.

QUESTION: Reflect on your secondary education, how effective is the Rizal Curriculum in
engendering patriotism among secondary and college students. Answer this in not less
than 10 sentences.

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III. Fill-up the flow chart depicting the Genealogy of Jose Rizal’s Family. Arrange the names below in
chronological order.

FRANCISCO RIZAL MERCADO DOMINGO LAMCO INES DE LA ROSA

BRIGIDA QUINTOS LORENZO ALBERTO ALONSO CIRILA ALEJANDRA

JUAN MERCADO FRANCISCO MERCADO TEODORA ALONSO NARCISA RIZAL

SATURNINA RIZAL OLYMPIA RIZAL PACIANO RIZAL TRINIDAD RIZAL LUCIA RIZAL

JOSE RIZAL MARIA RIZAL SOLEDAD RIZAL JOSEFA RIZAL CONCEPCION RIZAL

Rizal’s Family: FATHER SIDE RIZAL’S FAMILY: MOTHER SIDE

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PREPARED BY:
LUIS FELIX L. HERNANDEZ M.A.Ed.
INSTRUCTOR