Name: SERQUINA, RICHARD KAVEN P.

Date: MARCH 16, 2020

Activity 1: Setting of Noli me Tangere

I. Answer these questions pertaining to the setting of the novel.

1. Is the novel set in a particular period? Expound.
Yes, because it is written by Rizal in the period where the Philippines is
under the colonization of Spain. The setting of the novel was in the 19th
century and during that time all the places has an exact feature of what
the 19th century has. Like manila, he describes it as a dreary, unmodern
and unlovely. And so on into the other places, it is precise what 19th
century was.

2. Where did the events took place? Are there multiple places? Identify.
The Noli Me Tagnere Novel that Rizal wrote was took place in San Diego in
the province of Laguna, Where Crisostomo Ibarra’s hometown. The author
also tell were Ibarra stayed, this is in Anloague Street in the city of Manila
where he was invited upon his arrival coming from Europe where he
studied. They also mentioned that they took a boat ride at the Laguna de
bay where they witnessed a crocodile in the water. And most of all in
San Diego where the centered of the plot is.
II. After reading the novel, complete the table to describe the setting of
the novel. Cite the chapters where the descriptions appeared.
Aspects Description
This is where the main character Crisostomo Ibarra
The town of San came from.
Diego

His house stands overlooking one of the waterways

The house of passing through the city, alongside anloage St. in
Capitan Tiago Biondo close to manila Chinatown,

As a dreary, unmodern and unlovely. The Trees

Manila around the plaza are withered, the unpaved street
choke people with dust on dry days and turn into
slurry on rainy days, and the architecture is
uninspiring.
Called by someone creek of Biondo, which like all
Pasig River rivers of manila at that time combined the function
of public bath, sewer, laundry, fishery, waterway,
and should the Chinese water peddler find it
convenient, even a source of drinking water
Capitan Tiago, Father salvi, Ensign, Dona
The Townspeople Consolascion

From end to end the huge barn men dedicate as

The Church and home to the creator of all existing things was filled
the clergy with people, pushing, crowding and crushing one
another, the few were leaving and the many who
were entering filled the air with exclamation distress.
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References:
Theriverman.org/jose-rizal-pasig-river/
Brainly.ph/question
www.royalraod.com