Answer:
1. Who do you think is the author referring to as "Apo"?
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The poem Apo on the wall work based on Martial Law during Marcos regime. And the author literally stated that Apo was the boss of child's father from its lines 7 to 9. It is about a child's perspective about Martial Law. Even this also made the reader feel that the effect of Martial Law.
2. What do you think is the job of the author's father?
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The writer's father was a medical professional
3. How was the father described in the poem? What type of father do
you think is he?
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The persona of the father is the soldier or who works under government while the son is curious and know nothing about the fear of his father's experienced.
4. How does the poem give you a glimpse of how Martial Law was
like? How does that make you feel?
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It provides a glimpse of what martial law was like back then. The poem made me feel that I was there when the Martial Law happened. ... The past is in the past but it must be looked back in order to have a better present, to avoid another mistakes.
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