CKLA Unit 4 Lesson 6

​Read page 16!

Open Ended

On page 16, Sancho makes a comment about Don Quixote and says, “He’s a little strange sometimes, talking to Lady Dulcinea.” What does this reveal about Sancho’s character?

Multiple Choice

How does Sancho feel about the priest and the barber?

• He dislikes them very much.

• He is frightened of them and wants to get away from them as quickly as possible.

• He admires them and does not want to offend them.

• He thinks he is better than they are.

Multiple Choice

What statement from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

• “Master and I go around righting things that are wrong in the world and fighting evil.”

• “We’ll be in disguise when you come out.”

• “His estate needs attention; you yourself would be better off helping your wife take care of the fields.

• “With all due respect, you don’t understand.”

​Read page 17!

Open Ended

How do Don Quixote’s friends finally manage to get him home?

​Read page 18!

Open Ended

Contrast Sancho’s wife’s reaction to his return and the reaction of the women in Don Quixote’s household.

​Read page 19!

Multiple Choice

Whom does the housekeeper blame for Don Quixote’s leaving his home?

• Sancho

• Don Quixote

• DQ's Niece

• Dulcinea

Multiple Choice

Whom does Sancho blame for not finding an island for him to govern?

• Sancho

• Don Quixote

• DQ's Niece

• Dulcinea

​Read page 20!

Open Ended

Based on your understanding of the meaning of fortune, what do you think the word unfortunate means?

Open Ended

Why do Don Quixote and Samson become friends?

​Read page 21!

Multiple Select

What were some of the obstacles to finding Dulcinea?

(select all that apply)

• They don't know where she lives.

• There is nobody named Dulcinea.

• She is a farm girl, not a princess.

• There were no obstacles and they found her.

​Read page 22!

Multiple Choice

Why did the author put the word “Dulcinea” in quotation marks on this page?

• To emphasize a point in the text.

• To show it is her name.

• Dulcinea is not this woman’s name, but Don Quixote thinks it is.

• Because he is quoting something said.

​Answer the following Subject-Linking Verb Agreement questions. Spelling counts.

Open Ended

Subject: the windmills

Linking Verb: to be

Open Ended

Subject: it

Linking Verb: to be

Open Ended

Subject: Dulcinea

Linking Verb: to be

Open Ended

Subject: She

Linking Verb: to be

Open Ended

Subject: Sancho Panza

Linking Verb: to look

Open Ended

Subject: he

Linking Verb: to look

Open Ended

Subject: Don Quixote and Sancho Panza

Linking Verb: to feel

Open Ended

Subject: they

Linking Verb: to feel

Open Ended

Subject: it

Linking Verb: to smell

Open Ended

Subject: it

Linking Verb: to sound

Open Ended

Subject: I

Linking Verb: to be