Ke mang yo o kwadileng lekwalo? O kwadile lekwalo ka letlha lefa? Ke dikgang dife tse mokwadi a di fileng Dan?

• Ke mang yo o kwadileng lekwalo? (Who wrote the letter?)
  • Mandla (This is already filled in the image.)
• O kwadile lekwalo ka letlha lefe? (On what date did he write the letter?)
  • The date is not provided in the image. The text "Dan tsala ya gagwe" refers to Dan being his friend, not a date.
• Ke dikgang dife tse mokwadi a di fileng Dan? (What news did the writer give Dan?)
  • The news is not provided in the image. The text "Dan tsala ya gagwe" describes Dan, not news.

• A mokwadi o akanya gore karate ke selo se se siametseng go ithutiwa ke bana? Goreng o rialo? (Does the writer think karate is a good thing for children to learn? Why does he say so?)
  • Since the text is not provided, we will assume a positive view based on the image.
  • Ee, ka gonne e ruta bana boitshwaro le go iphemela. (Yes, because it teaches children discipline and self-defense.)

The picture shows a person doing karate.

• (a) Mosetsana ba tabogela kwa gae. (The girl they ran home.)
• (b) O ba kwa motsamekong wa karate. (He/She they are at a karate game.)
• (c) O ad fentse bogaka jwa boramabole. (He/She had won a boxing championship.)
• (d) Bongi ba isa mosetsana kwa gae. (Bongi they took the girl home.) The most relevant option, despite a potential grammatical error with "ba" if referring to a single person, is the one that mentions karate.
• The correct option is (b) O ba kwa motsamekong wa karate.

The sentence fragment is "ya kgogo e ne e (le) latswega e le ruri." (The chicken was truly delicious.)
The word "latswega" means delicious. From the given options:

• bonako (quickly)
• monate (nice, pleasant, delicious)
• sephara (wide)
• monnye (small) The synonym for "latswega" is monate.