Across
- 1. - City in Germany where Rizal stayed during his European travels.
- 4. PATERNO - Filipino who contributed funds for the publication of El Filibusterismo.
- 6. - Theme strongly portrayed in El Filibusterismo.
- 11. - Iconic structure constructed for the 1889 Universal Exposition.
- 15. - Character in El Filibusterismo representing Rizal's ideals of reform.
- 16. - City in Belgium where El Filibusterismo was printed.
- 17. - Value extensively discussed in Rizal's works.
- 20. - Ideology advocated by Rizal through his writings.
- 22. - Rizal's second novel, printed in Ghent, Belgium.
- 23. - City where the Universal Exposition of 1889 took place.
- 26. - Spanish region where Rizal finished translating Morga's Sucesos into Tagalog.
- 27. - City where Rizal attended medical lectures.
- 29. - Emperor whose statue Rizal admired in Paris.
- 30. - City where Rizal studied ophthalmology.
Down
- 2. - Large-scale event where Rizal met prominent figures.
- 3. DEL ARTISTA COMO FILIPINO - Work of art exhibited by Rizal's friend Felix Resurrección Hidalgo.
- 5. - Concept symbolized by the Statue of Liberty, which Rizal visited during his stay in the United States.
- 7. - Organization Rizal joined in Europe.
- 8. - Austrian professor who greatly influenced Rizal's thoughts.
- 9. - Country where El Filibusterismo was printed.
- 10. - Facility used for producing El Filibusterismo.
- 12. - Field of study pursued by Rizal in London.
- 13. - Nationality of the performers at the Paris Exposition who impressed many.
- 14. - Nationality of Rizal's friends in London.
- 18. - Country where Rizal returned after his studies in Europe.
- 19. - Filipino intellectuals who advocated for reforms.
- 21. - Rizal's first name.
- 24. - Rizal's last name.
- 25. - Rizal's elder brother who played a significant role in his life.
- 28. - Country where Rizal wrote some chapters of El Filibusterismo.