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Story Summary: Lencho's Hope in God

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Why did Lencho decide to write a letter to God?

He wanted to ask God for guidance in sowing his field.

He wanted to share his feelings with someone.

He thought the post office could deliver the letter to God.

He believed only God could help him and his family. (correct)

What was the main reason Lencho needed a hundred pesos?

To pay off his debts to the townsfolk.

To start a new business in town.

To buy a new house for his family.

To sow his field again and survive until the new crop. (correct)

Why was Lencho confident that God would help him?

Because he had heard stories of miraculous interventions before.

Because he trusted that the postman would deliver the letter accurately.

Because he knew he had been a good man all his life.

Because he believed God sees everything, even one's deepest thoughts. (correct)

What was Lencho's profession?

Farmer Signup and view all the answers

How did Lencho feel after posting the letter to God?

Troubled Signup and view all the answers

What did Lencho write on the envelope of the letter to God?

'To God' Signup and view all the answers

How did the postman react when he saw Lencho's letter addressed to God?

He laughed heartily and showed it to his boss. Signup and view all the answers

What did Lencho believe about hunger based on the text?

'No one dies of hunger.' Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Lencho's Hope

The people living in the solitary house in the valley have a single hope: help from God after a devastating loss.
Lencho's family is at risk of going hungry due to the loss of their crops.
Despite the situation, Lencho's people are optimistic, saying "no one dies of hunger."

Lencho's Characteristics

Lencho is a hardworking man, compared to an ox, who works tirelessly in the fields.
He is also literate, knowing how to write.

The Letter to God

Lencho writes a letter to God, addressing his desperation and pleading for help.
He requests 100 pesos to sow his field again and sustain his family until the next harvest.
He explains the reason for his plea: a hailstorm that destroyed his crops.
The letter is addressed "To God" and is placed in the mailbox.

The Post Office

A post office employee, who is also a postman, finds the letter to God and shows it to his boss, amused by the unusual address.
The employee has never encountered such an address in his career as a postman.

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Experience a summary of a story about Lencho, a man facing a dire situation but holding on to hope in God. Follow Lencho's unwavering belief in divine assistance amidst challenges and setbacks.