Don Quixote chapters 11-12

At the end of the first paragraph on page 31, the innkeeper says he would give the man with the green eye patch a room even if it meant taking one away from the most powerful Duke in Spain. What does this tell you about the way the innkeeper feels about the man with the green eye patch?

• He respects him very much and wants him to be a guest at the inn.

• He does not care for the man but allows him to be a guest at the inn.

• He dishonors the man but allows him to be a guest at the inn.

• He disrespects the man by saying he is not powerful enough to be a guest at the inn.

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On page 31, it says “Sancho’s eyes were as big as saucers.”

Is this simile or metaphor?

• Simile

• Metaphor

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What does this phrase mean:

“eyes were as big as saucers?”

REMEMBER: IT IS NOT LITERAL!

• His eyes grew immense.

• He was dumbfounded.

• He was drowsy

• He was undaunted.

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How does the puppeteer feel about Don Quixote and Sancho?

• He is bewildered by their presence at the inn.

• He is in woe because he has never meet them before

• He is angry that they are staying at the inn.

• He admires them and is excited to meet them.

which BEST summarizes the monumental confusion that Don Quixote creates at the puppet show?

• Don Quixote cut up all of the puppets.

• Don Quixote was in a duel with a real knight and Sancho helped him.

• Don Quixote decided to save Dulcinea, and he had to fight her dad for her.

• Don Quixote and Sancho got into a fight with the master puppeteer.

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Reread page 33, based on what you read, explain what this phrase means.

“what the eyes of his imagination saw”

• Don Quiote was being realistic and really saw people there.

• Don Quixote was being idealistic, and imagined the people there.

What text evidence from page 33 supports this statement:

“The monkey is not really able to answer questions about the past and the present”?

• "It was rumored that before he entered the town, he would ask a few people in the vicinity what was the news in the area."

• Don Quixote was being idealistic, and imagined the people there.

• "The monkey got on his shoulder and started whispering."

• "The animal knows about the past and the present."

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Why does the Duchess and Duke invite Don Quixote and Sancho to the palace?

• They admire them for being chivalrous.

• They want to have a good time making fun of them.

• They want a real knight to see their palace.

• They want to capture them and keep them in their palace.

What is different about how the Duke and Clergyman react to Don Quixote?

• The Duke gets angry with him, while the Clergyman makes fun of him.

• The Duke is amused by him, while the Clergyman calls him foolish.

• Both get angry with Don Quixote.

• The Duke calls him foolish, while the Clergyman is amused by him.

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How does Don Quixote feel about the Clergyman?

• He thinks the clergyman is funny and he laughs at him

• He thinks the clergyman is too serious and tries to make him laugh.

• He thinks the clergyman is wrong and gets very angry with him.

• He thinks the clergyman is trying to ruin the fun him and Sancho are having at the palace.

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