Don Quixote Chapters 14-18 Quiz

What did Don Quixote mistake for giants and try to attack?

• Trees

• Mountains

• Clouds

• Windmills

What did Don Quixote do when he encountered the lions?

• He ran away in fear

• He faced them bravely and tried to fight them.

• He asked for help from the people nearby

• He ignored them and continued on his journey

What did Don Quixote do at the inn?

• He recognized it as an inn and left immediately

• He believed it to be a castle and imagined himself as a knight-errant.

• He asked for directions and continued on his journey

• He paid for a room and stayed the night

What did Don Quixote mistake for enemies and engage in battle with?

• Clouds

• Windmills

• Trees

• Mountains

What did Don Quixote's squire, Sancho Panza, think of his master's actions?

• Sancho Panza thought his master's actions were logical and reasonable.

• Sancho Panza thought his master's actions were heroic and noble.

• Sancho Panza thought his master's actions were wise and admirable.

• Sancho Panza thought his master's actions were foolish and delusional.

What did Don Quixote believe the windmills were?

• Dragons

• Trolls

• Monsters

• Giants

What was the outcome of Don Quixote's battle with the wineskins?

• Don Quixote defeated a dragon disguised as a windmill

• Don Quixote was victorious in a battle against a herd of sheep

• Don Quixote triumphed over an army of soldiers

• Don Quixote believed he had defeated a group of giants, but in reality, he had only attacked a group of wineskins.

How did the people at the inn treat Don Quixote and Sancho Panza?

• They treated them with mockery and ridicule.

• They treated them with kindness and respect.

• They ignored them completely.

• They offered to help them on their quest.

What did Don Quixote's adventures reveal about his character?

• His adventures revealed his fear of failure and lack of confidence

• His adventures revealed his love for modern technology and innovation

• His adventures revealed his idealistic and chivalrous character, as well as his tendency to be delusional and disconnected from reality.

• His adventures revealed his passion for gardening and horticulture

What did Don Quixote's encounters with the lions and windmills symbolize?

• Representation of modern technology and industrialization

• Fear of wild animals and fear of natural disasters

• Metaphor for the struggle between good and evil

• Delusional perception of reality and desire for chivalry and heroism