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First Flight - A Letter to God
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Who has Lencho been compared to?
an ox of a man
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What did Lencho seek when he went up to the window?
paper and ink
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To whom did the postman give the letter?
postmaster
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Where were the smaller boys playing?
playing near the house
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What happened to Lencho’s field?
completely destroyed by the hailstones
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Why did Lencho write a second letter to God?
to complain that only a part of the money reached him
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What was the peculiar thing about Lencho’s house?
it was the only one in the entire valley
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Where did Lencho drop the letter?
mailbox
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Who was the “woman” mentioned in the story?
Lencho’s wife
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From where the huge mountains of clouds could be seen approaching?
From the north-east direction
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What crop was farmed by Lencho?
corn
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When did Lencho come to the post office again?
the following Sunday
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Who was Lencho?
a Latin American farmer
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What was Lencho’s profession?
farming
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Why did Lencho go out in the rain?
to have the pleasure of feeling the rain on his body
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Who read the letter for the second time?
The postmaster
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How was the air?
fresh and sweet
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What were the raindrops like, according to Lencho?
new coins
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What did Lencho expect in reply to his letter?
a hundred pesos
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What was the idea that the postmaster came up with?Who read the letter?
answering the letter as God himself
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What happened during the meal?
Big drops of rain began to fall
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What did the crop need before ripening?
a downpour or at least a shower before ripening
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To whom did the postmaster ask for money?
his employees and friends
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Who read the letter?
postmaster
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How did the field look after the rain?
as if covered with salt
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From where can one see the river?
from the top of a hill
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How much money did the postmaster himself give?
a part of his salary
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What was prepared by the woman?
Dinner
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Who is the writer of the prose-piece, “A Letter to God”?
G.L. Fuentes
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What was the strange thing about Lencho’s letter?
it was addressed to God
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What did Lencho call the postoffice employees?
'a bunch of crooks'
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Where were the older boys working?
working in the field
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Where was the house of Lencho situated?
on the crest of a low hill in a valley
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