Letter to God Class 10 Quiz

What is the main theme of the story 'Letter to God'?

• The impact of climate change on the environment

• The benefits of a healthy diet and exercise

• The importance of technology in modern society

• Faith and the power of belief

What is the significance of the rain in the story?

• Signifies happiness and joy

• Represents drought and famine

• Symbolizes renewal, cleansing, or change

• Indicates danger and destruction

Identify and explain one literary device used in the text.

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Onomatopoeia

• Hyperbole

What is the author's purpose in writing 'Letter to God'?

• To discuss the author's personal life and experiences

• To provide a historical account of religious practices

• To promote atheism and disbelief in God

• To explore the theme of faith and the human experience

Compare and contrast the characters of Lencho and the postmaster.

• Both Lencho and the postmaster are characters from the short story 'The Postmaster' by Rabindranath Tagore.

• Lencho is a kind and generous person while the postmaster is selfish and greedy

• Lencho is a doctor and the postmaster is a farmer

• Lencho is the protagonist and the postmaster is the antagonist

What does the apple tree symbolize in the story?

• Love and happiness

• Courage and strength

• Sadness and despair

• Knowledge and temptation

How does the theme of faith play a role in the story?

• The characters' actions and decisions are solely based on logic and reason

• The theme of faith has no impact on the story

• The theme of faith only affects one minor character in the story

• Faith influences the characters' actions and decisions.

Explain the significance of the title 'Letter to God'.

• To analyze the impact of technology on religion

• To convey the theme of communication with a higher power or seeking guidance and understanding from a divine entity.

• To explore the concept of atheism

• To discuss the history of postal services

What is the role of the postmaster in the story?

• Cooking meals for the main character

• Delivering and managing the mail

• Repairing the main character's car

• Teaching at the local school

How does the author use irony in 'Letter to God'?

• The author uses irony by having the main character's letter never reaching God and getting lost forever

• The author uses irony by having the main character, a young boy, write a letter to God asking for a bicycle, and then the letter is blown away by the wind, only to be found by the postman who decides to deliver it to God.

• The author uses irony by having the main character's letter being delivered to the wrong address

• The author uses irony by having the main character receive exactly what he asked for in the letter