Adventures of Don Quixote

What did the author mean when he wrote "Sancho worried about those final words?"

• He worried that Don might fire him as his squire.

• He was worried that he was not good enough for the position of governor.

• He worried that Don might do something bad to Sancho.

• Sancho did not care about Don's opinion.

Who greeted Sancho upon his arrival to the island?

• the villagers

• Don Quixote

• a farmer

• a tailor

Why didn't Sancho want to put on special clothes for the occasion?

• He didn't have nice clothes.

• He would still be the same old Sancho Panza.

• He wanted to dress up as a priest and not a governor.

• He was too lazy to get ready.

What does Sancho mean when he says, "I don't have to get any special clothing."

• He doesn't need to change his clothes. He is the same man he was before he became governor.

• Sancho doesn't want to follow the Duke's commands.

• The way he dresses is his decision.

• None of the above.

Where were Sancho and Don during their conversation about Sancho's new island?

• Sancho's house

• the Duke's palace

• already on the island

• Don's house

What advice does Don give Sancho in chapter 14?

• how to use a sword

• how to fight enemies

• how to be a governor

• none of the above

What was the name of Sancho's island?

• Dulcinea

• El Toboso

• Rocinate

• Barataria

What does Sancho mean when he says, "I'm still the same Sancho Panza?"

• He means he cannot change himself.

• He means he has a wife.

• He means he is the same Sancho Panza from the start.

• All of the above.

In the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote, what does Don Quixote spend his free time reading?

• scientific textbooks

• old tales about knights and princesses

• horror stories about monsters and dragons

• speeches made by leaders throughout history

Why does Sancho Panza agree to help Don Quixote in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?

• because he wants to save Dulcinea

• because he believes that Don Quixote is always right

• because he loves the same stories that Don Quixote has read

• because Don Quixote promises to make him governor of an island