Question

Lencho was an ox of a man. It means that:

(a) he has an ox

(b) he is a very strong man

(c) his ox is faithful

(d) he feels strength​

Answer 1

Answer:

b he is a very strong man cause it is written here lechno was a ox of a man it means that he himself is a ox

Answer 2

Answer:

Lencho was an ox of a man. It means that (b) he is a very strong man

Explanation:

• A man who is an ox of a man is incredibly powerful.
• Farmer Lencho put up a lot of effort. In the field, he toiled arduously.
• Given that Lenchor was a diligent farmer, the author of the short fiction Letter to God utilised him as a metaphor.
• Lencho's strength and determination to labour are indicated by the phrase "an ox of a man." In order to plant and harvest his crops, he used to work incredibly hard.
• Thus, he is referred to as such.
• I sincerely hope my response was useful. In his fields, he labours tirelessly.
• He firmly believed in god.
• He had faith that God was looking over everything and would undoubtedly assist him.

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