Don Quixote Chapters 15 and 16 - Comprehension Questions

Front

What do the townspeople think about Sancho's decision in 'Sancho, Governor for Life'?

Back

They are surprised he can reason so well.

Front

What does the Duke's message to Sancho in 'Danger at the Island' warn about?

Back

There is an attack planned on the island and that Sancho needs to be alert for his safety.

Front

What can be inferred about the Duke's intentions from his message to Sancho?

Back

He is trying to deceive Sancho.

Front

Why is the word 'island' in quotation marks in the first paragraph of 'Sancho, Governor for Life'?

Back

It is foreshadowing that alerts the reader to the fact that Sancho is not going to an island.

Front

What inference can be made about Sancho's leadership style in 'Sancho, Governor for Life'?

Back

He is fair and uses common sense.

Front

What is the main theme of 'Don Quixote'?

Back

The conflict between reality and illusion.

Front

Who is Sancho Panza?

Back

Sancho Panza is Don Quixote's loyal squire.

Front

What role does humor play in 'Don Quixote'?

Back

Humor is used to critique society and highlight the absurdity of certain situations.

Front

What does Don Quixote believe he is?

Back

He believes he is a knight-errant on a quest for chivalry.

Front

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

Back

Sancho is practical and grounded, while Don Quixote is idealistic and dreamlike.