Reflection on a Piece of Heaven

A tired farmer decides to sell his farm and asks a poet neighbor to write an advertisement. The poet describes the farm as a 'piece of heaven,' which makes the farmer realize the beauty and value of his own land. The story encourages gratitude and appreciation for one's life and surroundings.

Why did the farmer decide to sell his farm?

• He wanted to move to the city.

• He was tired of the hard work.

• He received a better job offer.

• He wanted to travel the world.

Who did the farmer ask for help to write the advertisement?

• His neighbor, a poet

• A local journalist

• A professional writer

• His brother

What did the poet describe in the advertisement?

• The hard work on the farm

• The beauty of the farm

• The location of the farm

• The price of the farm

How did the poet's description affect the farmer?

• It made him realize the beauty of his farm.

• It made him sad.

• It made him want to move to the city.

• It made him want to sell the farm even more.

What did the poet expect to find when he returned from his trip?

• The farmer still living on the farm

• New neighbors on the farm

• The farm abandoned

• The farm sold to a new owner

Why did the farmer decide to stay on his farm?

• He received a better job offer.

• He realized it was the most wonderful place on earth.

• He wanted to travel the world.

• He couldn't find a buyer.

What is the main message of the narrator's reflection?

• Always seek external validation.

• Move to a new place for a better life.

• Appreciate and enjoy what you have.

• Sell your property if you are tired.

What should one be grateful for according to the narrator?

• Wealth and luxury

• Life, health, and hope

• Fame and recognition

• Travel and adventure

What does the narrator suggest about enjoying life?

• Always plan for the future.

• Compare your life with others.

• Wait for someone to tell you how great it is.

• Appreciate the present moment.

How can students get a bilingual version of the story?

• By attending a class

• By buying a book

• By emailing the channel

• By visiting the farm