Q.1: Why did the postmaster decide to answer the letter?
Q.2: Who contributed to the money collected by the postmaster?
Q.3: "The field was white, as if covered with salt." Why was this description used?
Q.4: What was Lencho's only hope after his crops were destroyed?
Q.5: What does the story teach us about the postmaster?
Q.6: What does the story "A Letter to God" primarily illustrate?
Q.7: What was the postmaster's initial reaction when he saw Lencho's letter?
Q.8: Where did Lencho go to mail his letter?
Q.9: Why did Lencho need the money?
Q.10: What quality of Lencho impressed the postmaster?
Q.11: The phrase "an ox of a man" used for Lencho means:
Q.12: What were the "frozen pearls" mentioned in the story?
Q.13: What did Lencho do on the Sunday following the storm?
Q.14: What did Lencho think of the raindrops?
Q.15: What was Lencho’s reaction when he received the envelope with money?
Q.16: Where was Lencho's house situated?
Q.17: How did Lencho write the second letter?
Q.18: What did Lencho call the post office employees in his second letter?
Q.19: What did Lencho compare the large raindrops to?
Q.20: Why did Lencho become angry after counting the money?
Q.21: How much money was the postmaster able to collect?
Q.22: What was the only thing the earth needed according to Lencho?
Q.23: How much money did Lencho ask for in his letter?
Q.24: What did Lencho ask God in his second letter regarding the remaining money?
Q.25: How did the postmaster sign the letter to Lencho?
Q.26: Lencho compared the damage caused by the hail to:
Q.27: How did Lencho decide to contact God?
Q.28: What destroyed Lencho's fields?
Q.29: What is the irony in the ending of the story?
Q.30: What was the postmaster's physical appearance described as?
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