Republic of the Philippines

BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY

Pablo Borbon Main I
Rizal Avenue, Batangas City

COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND

INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
Financial Management

MIDTERM EXAMINATION
GEd 103 Life and Works of Rizal
Second Semester, AY 2021 – 2022

This exam will measure your

comprehension and analysis on the
basic concepts of various
Theories of the Self. Read carefully
and follow the specific instruction
for each par
This exam will measure your
comprehension and analysis on the
basic concepts of various

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 Theories of the Self. Read carefully
and follow the specific instruction
for each par
This exam will measure your
comprehension and analysis on the
basic concepts of various
Theories of the Self. Read carefully
and follow the specific instruction
for each par
This exam will measure your
comprehension and analysis on the
basic concepts of various
Theories of the Self. Read carefully
and follow the specific instruction
for each par
This exam will measure your
comprehension and analysis on the
basic concepts of various

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 Theories of the Self. Read carefully
and follow the specific instruction
for each par
Read and analyze the questions in each item. Provide your answers with HONESTY.

I. Modified TRUE or FALSE

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if not. If your answer is FALSE,
identify the word/term which makes the statement incorrect.

TRUE 1-2. Rizal’s first school was at their house.

DOCTOR 3-4. Rizal’s father liked him to become a doctor.
TRUE 5-6. Included in the propagandists are Jose Rizal, Graciana Lopez-Jaena, Ferdinand Blumentritt
and Marcelo H. del Pila.
TRUE 7-8. One of the goals of the Propaganda Movement is the abolition of polo and vandala.
NOT BANNED 9-10. Unlike the novel Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo was not banned from the
Catholic educational institutions.
TRUE 11-12. Maria Clara in the novel Noli Me Tangere became the personification of the ideal
Filipina.
NOLI ME TANGERE 13-14. The novel Noli Me Tangere had led Rizal’s exile in Dapitan and later
on his execution.
TRUE 15-16. With Rizal’s view, the best government was a mixture between representative
democracy and responsible model of democracy.
LITERATURE 17-18. According to Jose Rizal, Filipinos could only foster their own sense of
nationalism by studying literature.
TRUE 19-20. Rizal has shown the acceleration of local nationalism through his criticisms of the friars
and church.

II. Identification.
Directions. Tell whether the following characters are present in the novel Noli Me Tangere, El
Filibusterismo or both.

Noli Me Tangere 21. Crisostomo Ibarra

Both 22. Padre Damaso
El Filibusterismo 23. Juliana de Dios or “Juli”
Both 24. Basilio
El Filibusterismo 25. Kabesang Tales
Both 26. Kapitan Tiago
Both 27. Padre Salvi
Noli Me Tangere 28. Sisa
El Filibusterismo 29. Isagani
Both 30. Maria Clara

III. Essay
Directions: Answer each questions briefly. For items 21-30, answers must be 3-5 sentences ONLY
and for items 31-50, answers must be 5-8 sentences ONLY.

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 31-40. Briefly discuss the highlights of Rizal’s childhood. (10 points)

Jose Rizal was born and raised in the Laguna town of Calamba. Jose Rizal's birthplace.
He had a lot of nice and lovely experiences. He was raised by loving parents and siblings who were co
nsiderate and compassionate. Calamba, a lakeside town with beautiful scenery and the towering Mount
ains, was where he spent his childhood. He was the seventh child of Francisco Rizal Mercado and
Doña Teodora Alonzo y Quintos. Rizal's nickname, Pepe, was an intellectual from an early age.

41-50. Discuss briefly the struggles experienced by Rizal in the publications of his 1 st novel Noli Me
Tangere. (10 points)

Financial struggle, because Rizal needed a huge number of money for the publication of his
first novel, his older sister Saturnina had to sell her gold ring to help him cover the costs. Rizal
eventually chose to omit the chapter "Elias and Salome" from the work owing to a lack of financial
resources. He believed that removing this chapter about the love affair between the secondary
characters Elias and Salome would have no effect on Noli Me Tangere's fundamental premise.

51-65. Based on the ideas and experiences of Rizal in pursuing his studies, what do you think is the
role of education in shaping the youth of today’s generation? (15 points)

The youth can chose and pursue their hobbies with the help of schooling. They choose their
own paths and paths in life. They make objectives for themselves and attempt to accomplish them as a
result of this. Education guides young people in the appropriate, proper, and straight path. It serves a
variety of purposes in our culture, including knowledge acquisition, goal attainment, and norm
learning. Also youth need a good education to thrive in today's competitive environment. People with
good living standards and education are the foundation of modern civilization, allowing them to apply
better solutions to their issues.

66-80. What are the elements of Rizal's concept of government, and would these elements apply to
resolve present world and national political conflicts? (15points)

Rizal’s concept of government is that an institution which has a "monopoly of the legitimate use
of physical power and institution that can legally: take people's properties by taxing them
and imprisonment executing them. Also, the political and social reforms that he espoused embodies
general ideas of tolerance, more liberty and the need for civil government. Rizal felt that by
establishing a competitive government assessment, only qualified individuals, regardless of race,
would be able to serve in the government. In today's administration, political interference and
corruption are very common.

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam!

Prepared by:

RHANY A. LALONG ISIP

Guest Lecturer III
Date: 03/20/2022

Reviewed by:

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 Dr. AMOR A. ILAGAN
Program Chair,
Date:

Approved by:

Dr. BENDALYN M. LANDICHO

Dean, CABEIHM
Date:

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