a. His busy life in Dapitan did not become a hindrance for Rizal to have an affair. On the far island came his dulce estrangera, Josephine Bracken. She went to Dapitan with Mr. George Tauffer, a blind man who adopted Josephine. b. Even if he loved Josephine, he could not marry her because during those time there was no civil wedding. The only way to wed was through the church and if Rizal wanted to marry Josephine, he needed to retract the content of his novel and rizal could do that. A. In the blank of the first statement is true and the second statement is false; B. if the second statement is true and the first statement is false; C. if both statements are true and D. if both statements are false.

What is the condition imposed on Rizal to marry Josephine?1 pointNO MONEY NO MARRIAGENOT SPANISH NO MARRIAGENO RETRACTION NO MARRIAGENO RELIGION NO MARRIAGE

8. What country did Rizal almost reside in after he received a work offer from a Spanish legation and had the option to stay with the beautiful woman that he had affection for?Group of answer choicesHongkongJapanUSA

Bonifacio sent ____________________ to Dapitan to ask Rizal for his views regarding the revolution they were planning to stage.

Essay which expresses Jose Rizal’s love for the country.Question 4Select one:a.To The Young Women of Malolosb.Philippines: A Century Hencec.On the Indolence of the Filipinosd.El Amor Patrio

Through the characters and plot of the novel, Rizal was able to bring to light the corruption of the Spaniards.Question 9Answera.TRUEb.FALSE