Excerpt from Don Quixote

What do Don Quixote's spending habits before the adventure suggest about him?

• He enjoyed the company of family and friends.

• He was careful and cautious.

• He was not very practical.

• He had access to tremendous riches.

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If Don Quixote had not broken his lance in the battle with the windmill, he probably would have

• been abondoned by Sancho

• realized his foolishness

• continued to fight it and others

• given up and gone home

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Don Quixote believed the windmills were

• sailbots

• giants

• soldiers

• weapons

Don Quote's desire to become a knight-errant was inspired by his love of

• hunting

• food

• books of chivalry

• family and home

Which best describes Don Quixote's squire, Sancho Panza?

• a complex man, far more clever than he seems

• a powerful force of strength and smarts

• the bearer of much hatred toward Don Quixote

• simple, naive, and faithful to don Quixote

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Don Quixote's "brain dried up and he lost his wits." What caused this?

• too much reading, too little sleep

• too little money to feed himself

• too much merry making and fun

• too much worry over his estate

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Which best describes Don Quixote's horse, Rocinante?

• bony and unremarkable

• fine and strong, fitting for a knight

• one of the finest bred horses in the world

• sickly, as if on the verge of death

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What difference does Don Quixote see between his role as knight and Sancho Panza's as squire?

• A knight is above doing the difficult tasks a quire must.

• A knight must deny himself things that a squire can have.

• There should be no difference between theri behaviors.

• The quire is lesser and should do what the knight does always.

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to be renown is to be

• acclaimed

• unknown

• hated

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Which is an example of discourteous behavior?

• assisting someone with packages

• talking during a movie

• carving statues from wood

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