Literature Quiz: Lencho's Letters

Lencho likens raindrops to coins due to their importance for crops.

Lencho's unwavering hope was in God despite crop destruction.

Lencho turned to God for help, writing a letter in desperation.

The postman is amused and surprised to see a letter addressed to God.

The postmaster admires Lencho's strong faith and feels inspired.

Lencho was angry when the amount sent by God was less than expected.

After counting the money, Lencho angrily demanded paper and ink to write again.

Lencho believed even with destroyed crops, no one would go hungry.

Gautama vowed to stay under a fig tree until he attained enlightenment.

Gautama was moved by seeing a sick man, an old man, a funeral, and a begging monk.

Kisa Gotami's selfishness emerged from her deep grief over her son's death.

Buddha asked Kisa Gotami for mustard seeds from a home without death.

Buddha stated life is brief and filled with pain, underscoring mortality.

Kisa learned that death is a common fate for all humans, leading to her acceptance.

Buddha taught Kisa that suffering and loss are part of life.

Kisa's understanding deepened after her second encounter with Buddha's lesson on loss.

The narrator decided to fly into black storm clouds due to limited fuel.

Inside the storm clouds, the narrator's compass and instruments stopped working.

A mysterious pilot appeared to guide the narrator through the storm.

The narrator sought information from the control tower about the mysterious pilot.

The narrator was puzzled by the vanishing pilot and black airplane.

The narrator's flight on the Dakota was initially joyful before entering the storm.

Before entering the storm, the narrator received instructions from Paris Control.

The narrator took a risk by flying straight into clouds due to fuel constraints.

Anne Frank felt lonely and couldn't connect deeply with others.

Anne Frank was born on June 12, 1929.

Her family moved from Frankfurt to Holland in the early 1930s.

Anne had a strong bond with her grandmother, who she missed dearly.

Anne believed paper is more patient than people, as it doesn't react.

Anne found teachers' moods hard to predict, especially regarding promotions.

Mr. Keesing was bothered by Anne's constant talking in math class.

Anne was introspective, expressive, and struggled with her surroundings.

An individual who takes away the freedom of others, suffering from hatred and prejudice.

Mandela fought relentlessly against apartheid, transforming from a frightened man to a bold leader.

Mandela realized his early freedom was an illusion, as he later sought the freedom of his people.

Mandela understood that true freedom cannot exist if others are oppressed.

A story about a young seagull that hesitates to fly due to distrust in its wings.

The seagull's parents motivate it by threatening starvation to push it to fly.

The young seagull contrasts its own fears with the fearless flight of its siblings.

A humble leader who recognized the sacrifices of others in the fight for freedom.

Increasing self-priority over community support in today's society.

The otter was cautious due to unfamiliar surroundings and individuals.

Humans take time to become familiar and comfortable before befriending.

The narrator traveled to Basra to collect delayed mail from Europe.

The narrator waited five days due to various communication failures.

Mijbil was ecstatic in water, creating chaos in the bathtub.

Mijbil escaped to the bathroom and turned on the tap, causing a mess.

The air hostess was compassionate and attentive to the author's problem.