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Worksheet time: 5mins
Where was B. N. Santos born?
Silang, Cavite
Kawit, Cavite
Tondo, Manila
Recto, Manila
What is the first story written and published by B. N. Santos?
The Volcano
Villa Magdalena
You Lovely People
The Horseshoe
Why did B. N. Santos leave for the USA in September 1941?
He went to the US as a government pensionado to study English.
He joined the military force as a soldier during the war in the US.
He migrated to the US because of the war between the Philippines and Japan.
He went to the US as a government official representing the Philippines in a meeting.
Why was B. N. Santos not able to return to the Philippines after his first US trip in 1941?
He was killed in a war.
He was caught in the World War II.
He was offered with a job as a public relations officer in the US.
He was banned by the Philippine government during the martial law.
Who is the wife of Celestino Fabia?
Rita
Roma
Ruth
Rina
What is the point of view of the story Scent of Apples by Bienvenido N. Santos?
First Person POV
Second Person POV
Third Person Limited POV
Third Person Omniscient POV
Where did Celestino and the narrator (B. N. Santos) meet?
On the farm of Celestino in Kalamazoo
In one church in Kalamazoo, after hearing a mass
In one of Santos’ speaking engagements in Kalamazoo
On the train, while the narrator was traveling to Kalamazoo
What personal experience did B. N. Santos use in writing the short story Scent of Apples?
His experiences with the American people
His longing for his friends in the Philippines
His admiration for the US government system
His encounter with the fellow Filipinos in the US
What did the narrator (B. N. Santos) see in the backroom of Celestino’s house?
a rice farm
an apple orchard
a garage
a house of dogs
Why did Celestino not want the narrator (B. N. Santos) to go to his hometown and tell the people about his situation?
Celestino did not want others to know that he was in the US.
Celestino was escaping an enemy in his hometown in the Philippines.
Celestino believed that no one in his town would remember him anymore.
Celestino was afraid he might be asked by the government to return to the Philippines.
