Across
- 2. Bill, the Wild West show founder who inspired Rizal to rename his club to Indios Bravos
- 4. Boustead, the French-English lady Rizal fell in love with in Paris
- 5. the last name of the two sisters (Suzanne and Marie) who ran the house where Rizal lived in Brussels
- 9. the last name of the family who owned the house where Rizal stayed in London
- 12. the ship Rizal took to London after visiting the United States
- 13. Viola, Rizal's close friend and wealthy medical student from San Miguel, Bulacan
- 14. the mysterious secret society whose name means Redencion de Los Malayos
- 15. de las Islas Filipinas, the 1609 book by Antonio de Morga that Rizal studied and annotated
- 16. the ancient Roman emperor whose bust Rizal sent to Blumentritt for Christmas
- 18. Universelle, the grand international fair held in Paris in 1889
- 19. Filibusterismo, Rizal's second novel, written heavily while living in Brussels
Down
- 1. Rizal's pen name when he wrote the pamphlet against Fray Rodriguez
- 3. Crescent, the London street name where Rizal lived in a private home
- 6. the nickname angry gamblers in Madrid called Rizal instead of Pepe
- 7. the city in Belgium where Rizal moved to escape the high cost of Paris
- 8. the 1872 exile and lawyer whose home Rizal first stayed at in London
- 10. Club, the temporary club founded by Rizal on March 19, 1889, in Paris
- 11. Agricultores Filipinos, Rizal's first article published in La Solidaridad on March 25, 1889
- 14. Rost, the librarian and Malayan customs expert in London who called Rizal a pearl of a man
- 17. City Of Rome, the ship Rizal took to London after visiting the United States