Don Quixote Ch 9 and 10 Flashcard

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What is the significance of Don Quixote's armor being covered in tiny mirrors?

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The mirrors symbolize Don Quixote's idealism and his desire to reflect the chivalric values he admires.

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Who is Dulcinea in Don Quixote's story?

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Dulcinea is the lady whom Don Quixote loves and seeks to honor through his knightly deeds, representing his ideal of love.

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What does Sancho Panza represent in the story?

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Sancho Panza represents practicality and realism, contrasting with Don Quixote's idealism.

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What does the term 'knighthood' mean in the context of Don Quixote?

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Knighthood refers to the status and qualities of a knight, including bravery, honor, and the pursuit of noble deeds.

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How does Don Quixote's perception of reality differ from that of others?

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Don Quixote often confuses reality with his chivalric fantasies, leading him to see ordinary things as extraordinary.

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What lesson can be learned from Don Quixote's adventures?

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The story teaches the importance of dreams and ideals, but also the need to balance them with reality.

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What role does humor play in Don Quixote's story?

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Humor highlights the absurdity of Don Quixote's actions and the contrast between his noble intentions and foolish outcomes.

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Why does Sancho put cottage cheese in Don Quixote's helmet?

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Sancho puts cottage cheese in the helmet because he wants to save it for later, showing his practical nature.

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What does the man in the green coat conclude about Don Quixote?

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He concludes that Don Quixote is crazy, reflecting the misunderstanding of those who do not share his ideals.

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What is the main conflict in Chapter 9 of Don Quixote?

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The main conflict involves someone trying to trick Don Quixote into giving up his knighthood.