Don Quixote Chapters 15 and 16 - Comprehension Questions

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What warning does the Duke give to Sancho in Chapter 16?

Back

The Duke warns Sancho that there is an attack planned on the island and that Sancho needs to be alert for his safety.

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Why is the word 'island' in quotation marks in Chapter 15?

Back

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

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What does Sancho's suspicion of the physician suggest about his character?

Back

Sancho is cautious and skeptical.

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

Back

Sancho is fair and uses common sense.

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How do the townspeople react to Sancho's resolution of the dispute in Chapter 15?

Back

They are surprised he can reason so well.

Front

What is the main theme of Sancho's journey in 'Don Quixote'?

Back

The theme of personal growth and the challenges of leadership.

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What does Sancho's role as governor reveal about his character development?

Back

It shows his growth from a simple farmer to a thoughtful leader.

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How does the Duke's message impact Sancho's actions in Chapter 16?

Back

It makes Sancho more alert and cautious about his surroundings.

Front

What literary device is used when the word 'island' is put in quotation marks?

Back

It is an example of foreshadowing.

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What does Sancho's skepticism indicate about his experiences?

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It indicates that he has learned to be wary of others due to past experiences.