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ans 1) Lencho's house was located on the crest of a low hill and was the only one in the entire valley. Lencho was a poor farmer . He had a great faith in god . His house situated on the crest of low hill .
ans 2 ) postmaster wrote a letter to the lencho and send him in a letter in name of God to keep lencho faith in god alive so that he could feed his family and harvest his field. When the postmaster read Lencho's letter to God, he was amazed by his faith in God.
ans 3 ) At the ending of the story Lencho says that the post office employees are a bunch of crooks whereas they themselves gave money to Lencho. This is ironical about the ending of the story.
ans 4 ) Lencho hoped for rains as the only thing that his field of ripe corn needed was a rain or shower. Answer: Lencho hoped for the rain or shower desperately as he is a farmer who is waiting for his ripe corns to grow and harvest.
ans 5 ) Lencho is a "farmer" and he depends on rain for farming. He compares the raindrops with the new coins because the raindrops help him to grow and harvest the crops and it will also help Lencho to get more money which in turn enriches his lifestyle. So in order to get more money he should harvest the crops correctly.
ans 6 ) After a sudden gust of wind had begun to blow and very large hail stones began to fall along with the rain . Thus the rain changed. Lencho's field was totally destroyed by the hailstones. The flowers were gone from the plants and the corn was totally destroyed
ans 7 ) Lencho had faith in God. He was hopeful about the help from God. He believed that God sees everything. ... He wrote a letter to God asking for a hundred pesos in order to sow his field again and to live until the crop grew
ans 8 ) Answer:The postmaster read the letter. He saw Lencho's faith in God was so powerful so in order to save his faith, He decided to help Lencho
ans 9 ) Lencho became angry when he counted the money that God had sent him. ... He believed that the post office employees have stolen the rest of the amount because God could never make a mistake.
ans 10 ) This story has two conflicts, one is between man and nature, the ancient conflict; the other is between man and man, the instinctive conflict.
The rain starts but soon it turns into a hailstorm that destroys thr crops. So the farmer writes a letter to god complaining and pleading. He wants a good hervest but nature's hailstorm does not permit it. This shows the conflict between man and nature.
Next, after receiving the 70pesos in an envelop, Lenchos gets angry because he thinks that the amount of money is too minimum. He doubts the postmaster and writes a letter complaining about him to God. This shows the instinctive nature of man to distrust another man and it is the conflict between man and man.
long answer questions
ans 1 ) Lencho is the main character of the story “The Letter to God.” He is a poor farmer who is the sole bread-earner of the family. He had faith in God. Lencho lived in a small house which was situated on the crest of a low hill in the valley. Throughout the morning Lencho sat in his house and waited for the rain to come. He wished for the rain or the shower for his field in which he had grown his crops. Lencho wrote the letter to God as he thought that he would be the only one to help him in his bad times. He wrote a letter addressing to God to send him 100 pesos so that he and his family can survive in such a difficult situation.
The postman in the story "A Letter to God" was of a very humble and kind in nature. When he saw that a person had written a letter addressing to the God he read the letter and decided to help the innocent person. He very well knew that there is no address of God to which he will deliver Lencho's letter. Hence he decided to not let Lencho's emotions down and help him by contributing money. But after seeing Lencho second letter everyone including the postman felt very sad as he had complained to God about the people working the post office.
Ans 2 ) Positivity is like a sorcerer's stone that turns any type of despair into joy! Positivity is God's surety provided to the righteous when they fight their uphill task of surmounting the mountains of difficulties. Positivity is seeing the silver lining behind every dark cloud. Positivity is the happy patience in the midst of an endless toil. Positivity gives you the courage to keep on carrying on. No despair can ever vanquish positivity.
In the chapter ‘A Letter to God’ by G.L. Fuentes highlights immense power in man’s innocent faith in God. Where there is faith, positivity is bound to be there. Although, Lencho’s entire corn crop was damaged in the hailstorm, yet he was optimistic about receiving God’s help. He did not sulk, whine and pine; rather he wrote a letter to God for help. And quite miraculously, the help arrived.
So, we see one’s optimism and positivity can bring in the spark of brightness even in the adverse circumstances.
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