Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes

The main character in Don Quixote goes mad (out of his mind) because of

• books

• love

• magic

• medicine

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Which character in Don Quixote is Don Quixote's enemy?

• his niece

• his squire

• a magician

• the housekeeper

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Don Quixote hopes to

• govern La Mancha

• train with Sancho Panza

• read more books

• right all wrongs

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Don Quixote battles

• criminals

• windmills

• knights

• Sancho Panza

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In the parody, Miguel de Cervantes creates a comic imitation of

• chivalry heroes and battles

• poor people in prison

• life in rural Spanish towns

• songs from musical plays

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The main character in Don Quixote is convinced that he is a

• master magician

• Spanish priest

• foreign prince

• heroic knight

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Don Quixote hears that an angry magician

• killed Don Quixote's horse

• stole Don Quixote's library

• burned down Don Quixote's barn

• harmed Don Quixote's squire

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What does fictitious mean?

• courageous in battle

• fascinating to look at

• created by the imagination

• dedicated to your work

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What does affable mean?

• warm and friendly

• overconfident and proud

• generous and charitable

• dazed and confused

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The gentleman "Quijada or Quesada but really Quejana" is NOT

• a madman after becoming so immersed in reading with little sleep

• a well-respected knight well-known in La Mancha

• desired to find a name (such as Don Quixote) that pleased his fancy

• close to fifty with little flesh on his bones and a face that is lean and gaunt

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