Understanding 'A Letter to God'

What is the main theme of 'A Letter to God'?

• The theme of faith and hope in the face of adversity.

• The theme of revenge and betrayal.

• The theme of wealth and success.

• The theme of friendship and loyalty.

Who is the protagonist of the story?

• A minor character in the story

• The narrator of the story

• The antagonist of the story

• The protagonist of the story is the main character.

What does Lencho ask God for?

• Lencho asks God for a job.

• Lencho asks God for a new house.

• Lencho asks God for food supplies.

• Lencho asks God for 100 pesos.

How does God respond to Lencho's letter?

• God ignores Lencho's letter.

• God sends a letter back denying the request.

• God tells Lencho to work harder for the money.

• God responds by sending the money Lencho requested.

What is the significance of the rain in the story?

• The rain signifies renewal and emotional release.

• The rain indicates a time of conflict and struggle.

• The rain symbolizes a character's sadness and despair.

• The rain represents a coming storm and danger.

Describe Lencho's character in a few sentences.

• Lencho is a city dweller who has no connection to farming or faith.

• Lencho is a lazy and pessimistic farmer who relies solely on luck.

• Lencho is a wealthy landowner who avoids hard work and despises nature.

• Lencho is a hardworking, optimistic, and faith-driven farmer who believes in divine help.

What role do the postman and the postmaster play in the story?

• The postman delivers packages only within the town.

• The postman connects the community with the outside world, while the postmaster manages postal operations.

• The postmaster is responsible for managing the local library.

• The postman is a character who never interacts with the community.

How does Lencho's faith in God influence his actions?

• Lencho's faith leads him to ignore the crisis entirely.

• Lencho thinks God will provide without any effort from him.

• Lencho believes he can solve all problems on his own.

• Lencho's faith in God inspires him to seek help and take action in times of crisis.

What message does the story convey about faith and hope?

• Faith and hope lead to complacency in difficult times.

• Faith and hope are irrelevant to overcoming obstacles.

• Faith and hope create more challenges than they solve.

• Faith and hope empower individuals to persevere through challenges.

How does the story end, and what is Lencho's reaction?

• Lencho is overjoyed with the money he receives and thanks God.

• Lencho decides to keep the money and not write to God again.

• Lencho receives no money and feels indifferent about it.

• Lencho is disappointed with the amount of money he receives and writes another letter to God asking for more.