Adventures of Don Quixote Chapter 10-15

What does Don Quixote call the lions in chapter 10?

• feeble

• puny

• frail

• piddling

How do the people react to Don Quixote's decision to fight a lion?

• They think it is a great idea and encourage Don Quixote.

• They think it is a dangerous idea and discourage Don Quixote.

• They think it is a great idea and decide to fight a lion, too.

• They think it is a dangerous idea, and they tie Don Quixote to a tree.

The eyes of the lion are described as...

• glittering diamonds

• twinkling stars

• shimmering jewels

• burning coals

In chapter 11, why is the man with a green eye patch famous?

• because he is a famous knight

• because he is the most powerful duke in Spain

• because he is a famous puppeteer

• because he is excellent at chess

What is the monkey that belongs to the man with the green eye patch able to do?

• perform backflips

• walk on tightrope

• swordfight

• answer questions

After the man with the green eye patch praises both Don Quixote and Sancho, Sancho's eyes...

• get wet with tears

• grow as big as saucers

• burn like coals

• twinkle like stars

The puppet show begins with a blast of...

• trumpets and drum

• thunder and cannons

• fireworks and cymbals

• tubas and trombones

Who is Master Peter?

• the innkeeper who pretended to dub Don Quixote a knight

• one of the robbers Don Quixote freed

• the father of Sancho's wife

• a king in disguise

According to rumors, how was the monkey able to perform his trick?

• Master Peter would ask ahead of time about the news in a town.

• The monkey had a magical ring on his finger.

• Master Peter trained the monkey to do the trick by feeding it treats.

• The monkey would carry secret notes from a friend to Master Peter.

In chapter 12, how do the people at the palace treat Don Quixote and Sancho?

• harshly, and they throw rocks at them

• unkindly, and they all ignore Don Quixote and Sancho

• rudely, and they tell Don Quixote he is not a knight

• lavishly, and they try to keep from laughing at them