Don Quixote and Sancho L8 Exit Ticket

Which print or digital resource would be most helpful in finding the origin of the word "errant" as used in the passage?

• A thesaurus

• A dictionary

• An encyclopedia

• A novel

What does the phrase *“It’s the blind leading the blind”* suggest about Sancho and the other squire?

• They are physically blind and cannot see.

• They believe their masters are wise and trustworthy.

• They think both of their masters are foolish and lack good judgment.

• They are guiding their knights into battle without a plan.

How does the description of Don Quixote in the passage contribute to the reader’s understanding of his character?

• It shows that he is a young, powerful warrior.

• It helps the reader visualize his worn and eccentric appearance.

• It suggests that he has been magically transformed.

• It proves that he is the most feared knight in Spain.

What does the passage suggest about Sancho’s feelings toward Don Quixote?

• He follows Don Quixote only because he expects a great reward.

• He is frustrated with Don Quixote and plans to leave him.

• He is loyal to Don Quixote despite his eccentricities.

• He believes Don Quixote is a liar and a scoundrel.

What is the main purpose of the figurative language in this passage?

• To confuse the reader about the characters' true intentions.

• To create humor and highlight the characters' personalities.

• To make the story more dramatic by adding unnecessary details.

• To explain historical facts about knights and squires.

What does the knight of the wood claim about Don Quixote?

• That Don Quixote has already been defeated by him.

• That Don Quixote is the most powerful knight in Spain.

• That Don Quixote is actually his long-lost brother.

• That Don Quixote has betrayed his code of honor.

Which of the following best describes the tone of Sancho and the other squire’s conversation?

• Serious and dramatic

• Lighthearted and humorous

• Angry and confrontational

• Mysterious and suspenseful

Why does Don Quixote believe he was not actually defeated by the knight of the wood?

• He believes that an enchanter tricked the knight into thinking he won.

• He claims the knight of the wood is lying to impress others.

• He insists that no one in Spain is strong enough to defeat him.

• He argues that he wasn’t actually fighting at full strength.

What literary device is primarily used to portray Don Quixote's perception of reality?

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Irony

• Metaphor

How does Sancho Panza's perspective on knighthood differ from Don Quixote's?

• Sancho views it as a practical means to an end, while Don Quixote romanticizes it.

• Sancho thinks it is a waste of time, while Don Quixote sees it as a duty.

• Sancho sees it as a noble pursuit, while Don Quixote sees it as a burden.

• Sancho believes it is a dangerous path, while Don Quixote sees it as safe.