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Chapter 6

How does Sancho feel about the priest and the barber?

• A. He dislikes them very much.

• B. He is frightened of them and wants to get away from them as quickly as possible.

• C. He admires them and does not want to offend them.

• D. He thinks he is better than they are.

Chapter 6

What statement from the text best supports the answer to question number 1.

• A. “Master and I go around righting things that are wrong in the world and fighting evil.”

• B. “We’ll be in disguise when you come out.”

• C. “His estate needs attention; you yourself would be better off helping your wife take care of the fields.”

• D. “With all due respect, you don’t understand.”

When the priest and the barber put Don Quixote in the wooden cage, Don Quixote and Sancho react differently. How does each react?

• Don Quixote "takes it all in stride," or is not upset by it, whereas Sancho is very suspicious.

• Don Quixote "goes crazy and begins to attack those around him," where as Sancho flees the scene.

• Don Quixote "remains clam," where as Sancho begins to attack the priest and barber.

What was the friends plan to bring Don Quixote and Sancho home?

• They are going to ambush Don Quixote and Sancho.

• A woman will pretend to be an African princess who needs Don Quixote's help.

• They are going to call the authorities for help.

"We left together, we traveled together, we suffered together. I did not deceive you intentionally. You must agree that fortune was not with us. Now tell me, what have you heard about me? Tell me everything, without adding or subtracting a word."

Based on the way in which it is used in this paragraph, what does the word fortune mean?

• many opportunities

• rich

• luck

Why do Don Quixote and Samson become friends?

• Don Quixote no longer trusts Sancho Panza and needs a new friend. Samson want to join their adventures to find his soulmate.

• Samson wants to trick Don Quixote into being his squire.

• They have many things in common.

• Samson read about Don Quixote's adventures in a book, and is happy to meet the knight from those stories. Don Quixote is happy to meet someone who admires him so much.

What were some of the obstacles to finding Dulcinea?

• Don Quixote made up the name for the farm girl.

• Don Quixote has only seen the farm girl once.

• There is no one named Dulcinea nor can anyone tell them where she lives.

• All of the above.

"Even if there had been people around to ask, how would anyone know about "Dulcinea," a lady produced by Don Quixote's imagination? There was a real farm girl somewhere, but her name wasn't Dulcinea, and the gentleman had seen her only once before.

Why did the author put the word "Dulcinea " in quotation marks in this paragraph?

• Dulcinea is not the women's name, but Don Quixote thinks it is.

• Dulcinea is not real.

• The author was trying to make the story more interesting by adding quotation marks.

• He was lying.