What does Lencho’s immediate trust that God will send him money reveal about his character?
Answer
He is naïve and overly religious
The correct answer is He is naïve and overly religious — Conclude that his character is portrayed as naïve and overly religious.
Step-by-step solution
- Observe Lencho’s reaction right after the storm – he writes a letter to God without doubt.
- Note that he believes a divine miracle will solve his material problem.
- Link this unwavering faith to a simple, unquestioning belief system.
- Conclude that his character is portrayed as naïve and overly religious.
Common mistake: Choosing 'cunning and manipulative' because he writes a letter for money.
Concept tested: Character trait of Lencho
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