Don Quixote ch. 9-12

"Sancho was speechless when he heard the news. A duel! He feared for his master." The word duel in this passage means..

• Shocked or surprised

• Dangerous

• A clever plan

• A fight between two people with weapons.

"Samson had planned a scheme, thinking he could easily defeat his friend and make him go back home." The word scheme in this passage means..

• A type of fabric or cloth with a gold design.

• A church leader who performs religious services.

• A clever plan or a plot to get or do something.

• A person regarded as very foolish or ridiculous.

"About the same time, Don Quixote spotted a small caravan flying royal banners." The word caravan in this passage means...

• A group of people, animals, or vehicles traveling together.

• A fight between two people with weapons.

• Muslims who invaded and conquered Christian lands.

• A person regarded as very foolish and ridiculous.

Sancho, who heard his remark said, "No, he's not crazy, just bold." The word bold in this passage means...

• Shocked or surprised

• Foolish or ridiculous

• Fearless

• Clever

"Everybody wanted to convince Don Quixote that it was foolhardy to face the lions." The word foolhardy in this passage means...

• Dangerous or daring

• Filled with joy

• To have sympathy for others

• Great or extreme

"They were dumbfounded at seeing him in one piece, without even a scratch." The word dumbfounded in this passage means...

• Under a serious threat

• Filled with happiness

• Shocked or surprised

• Fearless