Don Quixote Questionnaire

What is Don Quixote's loyal steed's name?

• Roccoco

• Rosemari

• Rocinante

• Rosencrantz

How does Don Quixote perceive windmills in his imagination?

• As loyal companions

• As giants

• As simple structures

• As mythical creatures

What internal conflict does Don Quixote fight with throughout the novel?

• Whether to trust his faithful steed.

• The struggle between fantasy and reality.

• The desire for material wealth.

• His loyalty to the chivalric code.

What is the main purpose of satire in the novel according to the text?

• Praise social norms.

• Expose hypocrisy and corruption in society.

• Celebrate the bravery of errant knights.

• Ignore human flaws.

What motivates Don Quixote to embark on his adventures?

• A desire for wealth.

• A fascination with windmills.

• An overwhelming belief in chivalric ideals.

• A quest for vengeance.

What role does Sancho Panza play in Don Quixote's adventures?

• A deceitful innkeeper.

• A loyal and pragmatic companion.

• A fearsome giant.

• A romantic interest.

What is Don Quixote's quixotic nature according to the text?

• His interest in poetry.

• His distrust in society.

• His determined belief in chivalric ideals.

• His preference for reality over fantasy.

What is the significance of Don Quixote's belief in the power of literature?

• It suggests literature is irrelevant.

• In literature the boundary between fiction and reality is not clear.

• It emphasizes the importance of science over fiction.

• It diminishes the impact of storytelling.

In what way does Cervantes use Don Quixote's encounters to criticize society?

• By portraying all characters as flawless.

• By highlighting the nobility of all characters.

• By exposing hypocrisy, corruption, and absurdity.

• By glorifying societal norms.

How does Don Quixote's perception of reality affect the people around him?

• They become more skeptical.

• They join him in his adventures.

• They ridicule and doubt him.

• They admire his imagination.