Imagine yourself to be the Postmaster. Write a diary entry in about 150 words, amazed at this poor man‘s faith in God.

How did the postmaster feel about answering the letter?Reluctant and hesitantExcited and curiousProud and boastfulSympathetic and compassionate

Humanity still exists, this is what we get to know after reading 'A letter to God’ in which firm faith in God of a poor farmer and helpfulness of the post office employees are aptly depicted. Write a paragraph on the values in it, in about 80-100 words. Give the paragraph a suitable title.

Which inference can be drawn about the postmaster?A He had a difficult time making friends when he lived in the city.B He moved to the village in an attempt to restore his health.C He will soon learn to adapt to his new life in the village.D He prefers the civilization of city life to the isolation of village life.Part B:Which sentence from the text BEST supports your answer in Part A?A But God knows that the poor fellow would have felt it as the gift of a new life, if some genie of the “Arabian Nights” had in one night swept away the trees, leaves and all, and replaced them with a macadamized road, hiding the clouds from view with rows of tall houses.B That the movement of the leaves and the clouds of the sky were enough to fill life with joy—such were the sentiments to which he sought to give expression.C Nor is a Calcutta boy an adept in the art of associating with others.D When in the evening the smoke began to curl up from the village cowsheds, and the cicadas chirped in every bush; when the mendicants of the Baül sect sang their shrill songs in their daily meeting-place, when any poet, who had attempted to watch the movement of the leaves in the dense bamboo thickets, would have felt a ghostly shiver run down his back, the postmaster would light his little lamp, and call out “Ratan.”

Read the following passage:I looked outside to see another gray, smoggy day. I asked my computer for permission to take a walk, but was denied. It looked as if I'd be staying indoors by myself today. Again. Surprisingly, in the afternoon the computer declared it necessary to obtain fiber and protein. Apparently, food resources had gotten low. I guess I'll get to go outside today after all.How would the author best resolve this situation to create a feeling of amusement?A.The narrator continues taking orders from the computer and later refers to it as "my lord."B.Readers learn that all the characters in this society have similar experiences with computers in their homes.C.Readers learn that the narrator is a dog who sees his owner as an all-powerful computer that runs his life.D.The narrator struggles to dismantle the computer and takes back control of his own life.

Write a 500 word reflection about the leadership lessons you have learnt from the documentary Praying the devil back to hell.