6 Questions
What does Lencho do when his crops are ruined?
He writes a letter to God asking for a hundred pesos
What is the main question posed in the story?
What should we put our faith in?
What activity is suggested as one of the cheapest ways to send money to someone?
Sending money through the post office
Where should one go inside the post office to send money?
To the counter marked 'Money Order'
What does Lencho ask for in his letter to God?
A hundred pesos
What does the story ask readers to think about before beginning to read it?
Whether Lencho's letter reaches God and if God sends him the money
Study Notes
Lencho's Story
- When Lencho's crops are ruined, he writes a letter to God asking for help.
- The main question posed in the story is about the possibility of God helping people in times of need.
Sending Money
- Suggesting one of the cheapest ways to send money to someone is through the post office.
- To send money, one should go to the "money order" window inside the post office.
Lencho's Request
- Lencho asks for 100 pesos in his letter to God to help him recover from his crop loss.
Before Reading
- The story asks readers to think about what they would do if they were in Lencho's situation and needed help before beginning to read it.
Test your understanding of the story 'A Letter to God' by G.L. Fuentes with this quiz. Explore the themes, characters, and events in this thought-provoking tale.
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