Lencho — role?
A farmer who trusts in God after crop failure.
Letter to God — purpose?
A request for money after the hailstorm.
Faith — meaning?
Belief in unseen divine aid.
Money order — function?
Form used to transfer postal money.
Money order form parts?
Form, official use, acknowledgement.
Hailstorm — effect?
Destroys Lencho’s crops.
Lencho’s crops — damage?
Wiped out by hail.
Postmaster — response?
Replies to Lencho, raises money.
God’s signature — purpose?
To make the reply seem divine.
Lencho’s anger — reason?
Received less money than asked.
Remaining money — request?
Lencho asks for the rest.
Hope — verb meaning?
Wish for something to happen.
Hope — noun meaning?
Expectation of a positive outcome.
Relative clause — function?
Adds extra info about a noun.
Non-defining clause — punctuation?
Marked by commas or dash.
Storm vocabulary — types?
Hail, locusts, storm.
Metaphor — transfer?
Features from one idea to another.
Dust of Snow — theme?
Small events change mood.
Crow — role in poem?
Triggers the dust of snow.
Fire and Ice — metaphors?
Desire and hate as destructive forces.
Hope — examples?
Wish for good, polite concern, unlikely wish.
Negatives for emphasis — purpose?
Stress importance or exclusivity.
Test your knowledge with 11 questions on Faith and Hope in Action.
1. Why does Lencho write a letter to God after his crops are ruined?
2. What is the purpose of the money order form used in the post office process?
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