Don Quixote & Dulcinea (5.8c)

How does Don Quixote’s imagination affect the plot?

• A) He recognizes the farmers as ordinary men.
  

• B) He tries to help the farmers deliver their wheat.
  

• C) He mistakes the farmers for evil giants and tries to fight them.
  

• D) He asks the farmers for directions.

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What is the main reason Don Quixote believes he must fight for Dulcinea?

• A) He wants to be a famous knight.
  

• B) He thinks Dulcinea is in danger and needs his protection.
  

• C) He is trying to prove his bravery to Sancho.
  

• D) He is looking for treasure in her name.

How does Sancho Panza react to Don Quixote's beliefs about Dulcinea?

• A) He supports Don Quixote’s belief without question.
  

• B) He doubts the truth of Don Quixote’s visions but agrees to help him.
  

• C) He tries to prove that Dulcinea is real.
  

• D) He leaves Don Quixote because he doesn’t believe in Dulcinea.

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How does Don Quixote’s belief in Dulcinea influence his actions throughout the plot?

• It makes him think he can defeat real giants and monsters.
  

• It makes him believe that he is the king of a distant land.
  

• It gives him the strength to fight for her honor, even if the dangers are imagined.
  

• It leads him to abandon his quest for adventure.

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What does Don Quixote believe is the reason Dulcinea does not speak directly to him?

• Dulcinea is too shy to talk to him.
  

• She is too noble and speaks through dreams and visions.
  

• She does not want to be seen with him.
  

• She is in hiding from enemies.

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