Don Quixote CH 1-4

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What is the main obsession of Don Quixote?

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Don Quixote is obsessed with chivalry and the idea of being a knight, leading him to sell his land to buy books about knights.

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What does Don Quixote mistake for giants?

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Don Quixote mistakes windmills for giants, believing he must fight them.

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Why does Don Quixote fight the mule drivers?

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He fights the mule drivers because they try to move his armor to get water.

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What character trait best describes Sancho Panza?

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Sancho Panza is best described as simple, often providing a contrast to Don Quixote's grand ideas.

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Why does the innkeeper advise Don Quixote to carry money?

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The innkeeper advises Don Quixote to carry money because he is concerned that Don Quixote won't be able to pay for services.

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What is a key theme in the story of Don Quixote?

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A key theme is the conflict between reality and illusion, as Don Quixote often confuses his fantasies with the real world.

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How does Don Quixote's appearance reflect his character?

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Don Quixote's tall and thin appearance, along with his old armor, reflects his idealistic yet outdated view of knighthood.

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What motivates Don Quixote to become a knight?

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Don Quixote is motivated by his love for chivalric literature and his desire to revive knightly virtues.

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What role does Sancho Panza play in Don Quixote's adventures?

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Sancho Panza serves as Don Quixote's squire, providing practical advice and comic relief.

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What does Don Quixote's battle with the windmills symbolize?

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The battle with the windmills symbolizes the struggle against impossible odds and the pursuit of dreams.