Don Quixote CH 1-4

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Who is Sancho Panza?

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Sancho Panza is a character in 'Don Quixote' who serves as the squire to Don Quixote. He is known for his simple and practical nature.

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What does it mean to be 'crazy' in the context of Don Quixote?

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In 'Don Quixote', being 'crazy' refers to Don Quixote's delusions and his belief in fantastical tales, leading him to see ordinary things as extraordinary.

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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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What action do Don Quixote's niece and housekeeper take regarding his books?

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They burn his books about knights, believing they are the cause of his madness.

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What character trait is NOT associated with Don Quixote?

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Cruel is not a character trait associated with Don Quixote; he is often seen as honorable and obsessed with chivalry.

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What is the significance of Don Quixote's old suit of armor?

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The old suit of armor symbolizes Don Quixote's connection to the past and his desire to revive the ideals of knighthood.

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How does Sancho Panza's character contrast with Don Quixote's?

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Sancho Panza is practical and down-to-earth, while Don Quixote is idealistic and delusional.

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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 tales and his desire to revive the ideals of knighthood.

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What does the term 'chivalry' mean?

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Chivalry refers to the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code, emphasizing bravery, honor, and respect for women.

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What is a squire?

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A squire is a young servant or assistant to a knight, often training to become a knight himself.