Notice that we have a 1:21:2mole ratio between Fe_2O_3Fe2O3 and AlAl, and a 1:11:1mole ratio between Fe_2O_3Fe2O3 and Al_2O_3Al2O3, since this will become useful later on.
Here are the standard state enthalpy value for the reactans and the products
For this reaction. DeltaH is equal to the sum of the DeltaH_f^@'s of the products minus the sum of the DeltaH_f^@'s of the reactants - each mutiplied by their stoichiometric coefficients
Since this reaction is exothermic, the heat given off will be equal to
q = -DeltaH = 850kJ
However, the heat given off is set to be q = 650kJ, less than what we've calculated so far; this means that DeltaH is bigger (since -650 is bigger than -850), which in turns means that fewer moles reacted.
Since the moles of Al and Fe do not influence the reaction's enthalpy, we'll focus on Fe_2O_3. Let's assume we have x moles of Fe_2O_3, instead of 1 mole, to start with. DeltaH will become