A Letter to God

Who is the protagonist of the story A Letter to God?
a) Pedro
b) Lencho
c) Juan
d) Luis
Answer: b

What was Lencho’s occupation?
a) Teacher
b) Farmer
c) Postman
d) Carpenter
Answer: b

What natural disaster destroyed Lencho’s crops?
a) Drought
b) Flood
c) Hailstorm
d) Earthquake
Answer: c

What did Lencho hope for?
a) A good harvest
b) A lottery win
c) A visit from his relatives
d) A new house
Answer: a

How many pesos did Lencho ask for in his letter to God?
a) 50
b) 75
c) 100
d) 120
Answer: c

What did Lencho compare the raindrops to?
a) Silver coins
b) Gold coins
c) New coins
d) Flowers
Answer: c

Where was Lencho’s house situated?
a) Near a river
b) In a valley
c) On the top of a hill
d) In a city
Answer: c

Who read Lencho’s letter at the post office?
a) The mailman
b) The postmaster
c) A farmer
d) A policeman
Answer: b

How did the postmaster react to Lencho’s letter?
a) He laughed
b) He got angry
c) He ignored it
d) He cried
Answer: a

How much money did the postmaster collect for Lencho?
a) 50 pesos
b) 70 pesos
c) 100 pesos
d) 30 pesos
Answer: b

What was Lencho’s reaction after receiving the money?
a) He was grateful
b) He was suspicious
c) He was happy
d) He was sad
Answer: b

Who did Lencho believe took the remaining money?
a) The government
b) The post office employees
c) His relatives
d) The villagers
Answer: b

What did Lencho call the post office employees?
a) Generous people
b) Crooks
c) Kind-hearted souls
d) Thieves
Answer: b

What did Lencho write in his second letter to God?
a) A thank-you note
b) A complaint
c) A request for more money
d) A request to send money through someone else
Answer: d

How did Lencho send his letter?
a) Through a friend
b) By mail
c) By courier
d) He handed it personally
Answer: b

What was the only thing that Lencho needed for his crops?
a) Fertilizers
b) Rain
c) Seeds
d) Sunlight
Answer: b

How did Lencho feel when it started raining?
a) Sad
b) Nervous
c) Happy
d) Worried
Answer: c

What covered the entire field after the hailstorm?
a) Leaves
b) Snow
c) Ice
d) Sand
Answer: c

Who lived with Lencho in the house?
a) His wife and children
b) His parents
c) His brothers
d) His friends
Answer: a

What was the condition of the cornfield after the storm?
a) Slightly damaged
b) Completely destroyed
c) Partially destroyed
d) Unaffected
Answer: b

How many sons did Lencho have?
a) 2
b) 4
c) 5
d) 3
Answer: b

What did the family do after the storm?
a) Moved to another place
b) Replanted the crops
c) Prayed for help
d) Sold their land
Answer: c

Who wrote the letter to God for Lencho?
a) His wife
b) His son
c) Lencho himself
d) The postmaster
Answer: c

What did Lencho believe about God?
a) He punishes sinners
b) He sees everything
c) He gives wealth
d) He only helps priests
Answer: b

Where did Lencho go to mail the letter?
a) A church
b) A temple
c) The post office
d) A friend’s house
Answer: c

How did the postmaster feel after reading Lencho’s letter?
a) Shocked
b) Curious
c) Amused
d) Annoyed
Answer: c

Why did the postmaster decide to answer Lencho’s letter?
a) To prove God is real
b) To test his own faith
c) To help maintain Lencho’s faith
d) To play a prank
Answer: c

What does the story A Letter to God emphasize?
a) The power of hard work
b) The simplicity of village life
c) The importance of faith
d) The role of the postal system
Answer: c

What was ironic about Lencho’s response to the money?
a) He thought God sent it
b) He thought the employees stole from him
c) He refused to take it
d) He thanked the postmaster
Answer: b

Why did the postmaster feel happy when Lencho received the letter?
a) He wanted to prove God exists
b) He felt good about helping someone
c) He wanted to be a hero
d) He knew Lencho was right
Answer: b

What literary device is used in “Raindrops were like new coins”?
a) Simile
b) Metaphor
c) Hyperbole
d) Alliteration
Answer: a

What was the fate of the letter Lencho wrote?
a) It was ignored
b) It was thrown away
c) It was read by the postmaster
d) It was sent to God
Answer: c

What does Lencho’s letter symbolize?
a) Greed
b) Hope
c) Wisdom
d) Wealth
Answer: b

What does the story mainly highlight?
a) Faith and generosity
b) Wealth and poverty
c) Hard work and luck
d) Government support
Answer: a

How did the postmaster collect money for Lencho?
a) From the villagers
b) From a charity
c) From his employees and friends
d) From a church
Answer: c

What lesson does A Letter to God teach?
a) The power of education
b) The importance of writing letters
c) Faith and belief in God
d) Science and technology
Answer: c

What did Lencho think of the money he received?
a) He was grateful
b) He was angry and suspicious
c) He wanted to return it
d) He asked for more
Answer: b

What is the climax of the story?
a) The hailstorm destroying the crops
b) Lencho receiving the money
c) Lencho writing a letter to God
d) The postmaster reading the letter
Answer: b

Why did Lencho write another letter?
a) To thank God
b) To complain about the missing money
c) To request more rain
d) To ask for food
Answer: b

What do the raindrops symbolize in the story?
a) Hard work
b) Money and prosperity
c) Tears and sadness
d) Luck
Answer: b

How does the author portray Lencho’s faith?
a) As foolish
b) As unshakable
c) As weak
d) As exaggerated
Answer: b

Who is the author of A Letter to God?
a) G.L. Fuentes
b) R.K. Narayan
c) Anton Chekhov
d) O. Henry
Answer: a

What did the hailstorm resemble?
a) Gold coins
b) Silver coins
c) White pearls
d) Small stones
Answer: b

What literary device is used when Lencho calls the raindrops “new coins”?
a) Metaphor
b) Simile
c) Hyperbole
d) Onomatopoeia
Answer: a

Why did the postmaster help Lencho?
a) To trick him
b) To keep his faith alive
c) To become famous
d) To mock him
Answer: b

What was ironic about Lencho’s second letter?
a) He called the post office employees crooks
b) He thanked the postmaster
c) He refused the money
d) He sent the money back
Answer: a

What did the postmaster feel after helping Lencho?
a) Satisfied
b) Guilty
c) Regretful
d) Annoyed
Answer: a

What type of conflict is present in the story?
a) Man vs. nature
b) Man vs. society
c) Man vs. self
d) All of the above
Answer: d

Why did the postmaster sign the letter as “God”?
a) To fool Lencho
b) To maintain his faith
c) To impress others
d) To test his belief
Answer: b

How many pesos did Lencho actually receive?
a) 50
b) 70
c) 100
d) 90
Answer: b

What was Lencho’s attitude towards God?
a) Doubtful
b) Unquestioning faith
c) Fearful
d) Skeptical
Answer: b

Why did Lencho not thank the post office employees?
a) He thought they stole from him
b) He didn’t know they helped him
c) He was in a hurry
d) He was too emotional
Answer: a

What does Lencho’s letter symbolize?
a) Desperation
b) Absolute faith
c) Anger
d) Revenge
Answer: b

How did the employees react to Lencho’s letter?
a) They ignored it
b) They laughed
c) They returned it
d) They tore it
Answer: b

What does the hailstorm symbolize?
a) Hope
b) Loss and destruction
c) New opportunities
d) Celebration
Answer: b

What did Lencho do for a living?
a) He was a fisherman
b) He was a carpenter
c) He was a farmer
d) He was a shopkeeper
Answer: c

Why was Lencho’s house unique in the valley?
a) It was the biggest house
b) It was the only house
c) It had a well
d) It was made of bricks
Answer: b

How does Lencho view God?
a) As someone who punishes
b) As all-seeing and understanding
c) As unfair
d) As unpredictable
Answer: b

What made Lencho write the letter to God?
a) The loss of his crops
b) His fight with the postmaster
c) His family’s illness
d) His wish to test God’s powers
Answer: a

What was Lencho’s main concern after the hailstorm?
a) The damage to his house
b) His family’s future
c) The loss of his livestock
d) The broken trees
Answer: b

What can be inferred about Lencho’s personality?
a) He was greedy
b) He was innocent and simple
c) He was dishonest
d) He was an atheist
Answer: b

What did Lencho’s letter express?
a) Fear
b) Disbelief
c) Faith
d) Doubt
Answer: c

How did the postmaster feel after reading Lencho’s letter?
a) He laughed at it
b) He was inspired by Lencho’s faith
c) He was angry
d) He ignored it
Answer: b

What amount did the postmaster collect?
a) 50 pesos
b) 70 pesos
c) 100 pesos
d) 30 pesos
Answer: b

What did Lencho think of the people at the post office?
a) They were generous
b) They were crooks
c) They were kind
d) They were honest
Answer: b

How did Lencho react to receiving less than 100 pesos?
a) He was thankful
b) He became angry
c) He was confused
d) He ignored it
Answer: b

What did Lencho request in his second letter?
a) More rain
b) The remaining money
c) A job
d) A new house
Answer: b

What was ironic about Lencho’s second letter?
a) He accused his helpers of being thieves
b) He refused the money
c) He praised the post office workers
d) He sent the money back
Answer: a

What do Lencho’s actions reveal about his character?
a) He is extremely suspicious
b) He has unshakable faith in God
c) He is greedy
d) He is dishonest
Answer: b

Why did Lencho not doubt that God would answer his request?
a) He was naive
b) He had been helped before
c) His faith was absolute
d) He had met God before
Answer: c

What does Lencho’s family represent in the story?
a) Farmers in poverty
b) A greedy family
c) Rich landowners
d) People who do not believe in hard work
Answer: a

What is the significance of the title A Letter to God?
a) It emphasizes faith
b) It is about a real letter to God
c) It is meant to be humorous
d) It describes the postmaster’s work
Answer: a

How does the author use nature in the story?
a) As a force of destruction and hope
b) As an enemy of Lencho
c) As something to be controlled
d) As a symbol of technology
Answer: a

What is the primary conflict in A Letter to God?
a) Man vs. Nature
b) Man vs. Man
c) Man vs. Society
d) Man vs. Technology
Answer: a

What was the most tragic part of the hailstorm?
a) It lasted for hours
b) It left the field white
c) It destroyed Lencho’s entire crop
d) It broke Lencho’s house
Answer: c

What emotion did Lencho feel when he counted the money?
a) Joy
b) Suspicion
c) Gratitude
d) Fear
Answer: b

What did Lencho assume about God?
a) God listens to everyone
b) God helps the rich
c) God sent him the money directly
d) God needs reminders
Answer: c

How does the postmaster’s action contrast with Lencho’s response?
a) The postmaster was kind, but Lencho was ungrateful
b) The postmaster was selfish, and Lencho was giving
c) The postmaster was strict, and Lencho was careless
d) The postmaster was rich, and Lencho was poor
Answer: a

What do the employees’ actions teach us?
a) Generosity can come from unexpected places
b) People should not donate money
c) It is better not to help others
d) Helping others is always a mistake
Answer: a

What does Lencho’s faith symbolize?
a) The power of belief
b) Human greed
c) The importance of education
d) The strength of money
Answer: a

What irony is present in the ending?
a) Lencho insults those who helped him
b) Lencho gets exactly 100 pesos
c) The hailstorm never happened
d) The villagers gave him money
Answer: a

How does Lencho’s character add depth to the story?
a) His innocence and belief create contrast
b) He is the smartest character
c) He is the most skeptical
d) He is a villain
Answer: a

What was the postmaster’s biggest motivation?
a) To keep Lencho’s faith intact
b) To impress his friends
c) To prove God exists
d) To make fun of Lencho
Answer: a

How would you describe the overall theme of the story?
a) Faith and irony
b) Greed and selfishness
c) Strength and weakness
d) Love and war
Answer: a

Why did the postmaster laugh at the letter?
a) He found it amusing
b) He was mocking Lencho
c) He thought it was a joke
d) He didn’t understand it
Answer: a

What lesson can readers learn from A Letter to God?
a) Acts of kindness matter
b) Nature is unpredictable
c) Wealth brings happiness
d) Writing letters is important
Answer: a

What is the major irony in the story?
a) Lencho does not know who helped him
b) The rain was supposed to be a blessing
c) The post office workers gave Lencho money
d) All of the above
Answer: d

Why did Lencho not suspect the postmaster?
a) His faith blinded him
b) He trusted the post office
c) He had proof it was from God
d) He knew the postmaster
Answer: a

Why didn’t Lencho suspect that the money came from the post office employees?
a) He thought they were too poor to help
b) He had absolute faith that God sent it
c) He knew the post office was corrupt
d) He believed the postmaster was dishonest
Answer: b

What do the post office employees represent in the story?
a) Greed and corruption
b) Kindness and generosity
c) Laziness and dishonesty
d) Faith and superstition
Answer: b

How does A Letter to God reflect real-life situations?
a) It shows the power of hope and kindness
b) It proves that miracles always happen
c) It suggests that people should not ask for help
d) It shows that God directly answers letters
Answer: a

Why does the author include Lencho’s reaction to the missing money?
a) To show his honesty
b) To highlight his blind faith
c) To make fun of him
d) To prove that God exists
Answer: b

What type of story is A Letter to God?
a) A mystery
b) A satire
c) A moral tale
d) A horror story
Answer: c

How does the story end?
a) Lencho loses faith in God
b) Lencho writes another letter
c) The postmaster tells Lencho the truth
d) Lencho finds out who sent the money
Answer: b

Why does Lencho ask God to send money in another way?
a) He believes the post office employees stole from him
b) He thinks the post office lost his letter
c) He wants to test God’s power
d) He does not trust his family with money
Answer: a

What is the main literary device used in the story?
a) Irony
b) Hyperbole
c) Foreshadowing
d) Personification
Answer: a

What does the rain symbolize in A Letter to God?
a) Lencho’s faith
b) The unpredictability of nature
c) Hope and prosperity
d) The destruction of crops
Answer: c

What is the irony in the title A Letter to God?
a) The letter is answered by humans, not God
b) Lencho gets more than he asked for
c) The hailstorm helps his crops grow
d) The post office employees steal from Lencho
Answer: a

What does Lencho’s second letter reveal about him?
a) His innocence and faith
b) His greed and selfishness
c) His dishonesty
d) His intelligence
Answer: a

What moral lesson does A Letter to God teach?
a) Faith can lead to kindness in others
b) Hard work is not important
c) One should never trust strangers
d) Rain is always a blessing
Answer: a