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Personal information Name: Jose Protacio Realonda Alonso Rizal Mercado Birthday: June 19, 1861 Birthplace: Calamba, Laguna Civil Status: Single Religion: Catholic Mothers Name: Teodora Realonda Alonso Occupation of Mother: Housewife/Tutor/Farmer Fathers Name: Francisco Rizal Mercado Occupation of Father: Landowner/Trader/Farmer C. Educational Attainment Elementary: The School of Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz, Bian, Laguna Secondary: Ateneo Municipal (1872-1877) College: University of Santo Tomas(1878-1882) Others: Eye specialization course (1887) University of Heidelberg Philosophy and Letters (1885) Unibersidad Central de Madrid Licentiate in Medicine (1884) Unibersidad Central de Madrid Opthalmology units University of Santo Tomas Philosophy and Letters units University of Santo Tomas Land Surveyor & Assessor Ateneo Municipal de Manila D. Skills/Talents sketching, sculpting, painting, farming, poetry and creative writing, martial arts, fencing, pistol shooting E. Research/Publication Noli Me Tngere, novel, 1887 (literally Latin for 'touch me not', from John 20:17) El Filibusterismo, (novel, 1891), sequel to Noli Me Tngere Mi ltimo Adis, poem, 1897 (literally "My Last Farewell" ) "Come se gobiernan las Filipinas" (Governing the Philippine islands)

Filipinas dentro de cien aos essay, 1889-90 (The Philippines a Century Hence) La Indolencia de los Filipinos, essay, 1890 (The indolence of Filipinos) Sa Mga Kababaihang Taga Malolos, essay, 1889, To the Young Women of Malolos Annotations to Antonio de Moragas, Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (essay, 1889, Events in the Philippine Islands) El Consejo de los Dioses (The council of Gods) Junto Al Pasig (Along the Pasig) San Euistaquio, Mrtyr (Saint Eustache, the martyr)

F. Membership/Organization La Liga Filipina Berlin Anthropological Society Gran Oriente de Espana, Acacia Lodge No. 9 (Freemason, 1884) La Solidaridad Circulo Hispana-Filipino G. Other Qualifications Actor, Agriculturist, Ambassador Of Good Will, Animal Lover, Anthropologist, Archeologist, Ascetic, Book lover, Botanist, Businessman, Cartographer, Chess Player,Citizen of the world, Commentator, Conchologist, Educator, Ethnologist, Father of community school, Horticulture and farmer, Humorist, Ichthyologist, Japanophile, Journalist, Laboratory worker, Linguist, Lover of truth, Musicians, Rhetorician, Rural reconstruction worker, Sanitary engineer, Scientist, Sculptor, Sharp shooter, Sinologist, Sociologist, Sodalist, Sportsman, Tourist, Traveler, Tuberculosis expert, Youth leader, Zoologist H. Work Experience founder, La Liga Filipina, 1892 editor, La Solidaridad clinical assistant, Dr. L. de Weckert's clinic, France clinical assistant, Dr. Otto Beckers clinic, Germany I. Character References (Give at Least 5) Name Position Ferdinand Blumentritt Secondary School Principal, Austria Dr. Louis De Wecker Oculist, France Dr. Otto Becker Oculist, Germany Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez Teacher,Philippines Fr. Jose Villaclara Teacher,Philippines

1. What government position do you think Rizal would occupy for the benefit of the Filipinos? Why? I think the position that Rizal would run for would be being the president. If he was the president, i have no doubt he would have been gravely concerned with the state of our country brought about by the corrupted government of the past. In searching to develop a comprehensive response to the challenge of the country, Rizal's thoroughness would have shown him to the address the technological, financial, and regulatory part of specific problems in our country. Still, I know he would not stopped at that. Rizal would have pushed for consensus-building at a more profound level: through dialogue and exchange, sharing and examining our respective views on nature, on the relation between humanity and nature, on our values. 2. What virtues of Rizal could be best emulated by: a. Youth of today: Rizals virtue of being hunger for knowledge and treating his education sincerely. Another is being a loving child to his parents, being patriotic to his country and being a good friend just like his relationship with Ferdinand Blumentritt. b. Government officials: Rizals virtue of loving his fellow countrymen and to his country and being willing to sacrifice his own safety and life for his motherland. How he systematically think of the process and solution in problems in a calm manner. c. People seeking for change: Rizals of complete resolve and determination to see what his actions will result into without fearing death itself and accepting it. Rizals never ending endeavor in writing reforms to the government seeking the liberation of his fellow countrymen from oppression.