A Letter: Reading Comprehension

Who is the letter addressed to in the text?

• The husband

• Freya

• Jacob

• Elena

What is the main concern of Freya in the letter?

• Losing communication with her son

• Not having enough money

• Not having enough workers on the farm

• Not being able to take a holiday

What does Jacob want to do according to the letter?

• Travel the world

• Marry and move to the capital city

• Take over the farm

• Start his own business in the village

What is Freya blaming herself for in the letter?

• Spoiling Jacob and having only one child

• Not spending enough money on Jacob's education

• Not teaching Jacob how to farm

• Not having enough time for friends

How does Freya feel about Jacob's departure in the letter?

• Happy and relieved

• Distraught and lonely

• Excited for the future

• Indifferent

What does Freya request from Elena in the letter?

• A place to stay in the capital city

• A job for Jacob in the city

• Money to support the farm

• Advice and guidance

What is the purpose of the letter in the text?

• Asking for advice on Jacob's situation

• Sharing a happy family story

• Discussing the benefits of living in the city

• Promoting a farm business

What is the age of Freya and her husband in the letter?

• Nearly 55

• Over 70

• Around 40

• In their 30s

What is Jacob's opinion about his future in the letter?

• He believes he cannot have a profitable life as a farmer

• He aspires to explore the world

• He desires to remain on the farm indefinitely

• He has a deep affection for the countryside

What is Freya's opinion about the local farmers in the letter?

• Wants to establish a farmers' club

• Is acquainted with them but doesn't socialize much

• Is close friends with all of them

• Doesn't have a favorable view of any of them