The Adventures of Don Quixote

What things does Don Quixote see that lead him to believe that he sees a castle?

• moat and turrets

• knights and dragons

• kings and queens

Why did the two women laugh at Don Quixote?

• They laughed at his horse.

• They laughed because he thought he was in a castle.

• They laughed at his looks and his speech.

Why did Don Quixote keep his helmet on during dinner?

• He had tied it on and couldn't undo the knots.

• He was cold.

• He wanted to be ready for a battle.

What did the innkeeper tell Don Quixote that all knights carried with them and was considered a "necessity"?

• a map

• a weapon

• money

What did Don Quixote order the farmer to do?

• He ordered the farmer to stop beating the boy.

• He ordered the farmer to leave.

• He ordered the farmer to pay what he owed to the boy.

What did Don Quixote promise Sancho Panza, if he became his squire?

• islands and kingdoms to govern

• jewels

• money

What does Don Quixote think he sees on their journey?

• 30 or more giants

• 30 or more islands

• 30 or more castles

How did Don Quixote explain getting flung to the ground by the windmills?

• He said it was a natural disaster.

• He said that the windmills were too powerful to defeat.

• He said that an old enemy who is a wizard changed the giants into windmills.

Don Quixote and Sancho Panza encounter a group of prisoners being led by guards. Why did Don Quixote attack the guards?

• The guards were beating the prisoners.

• He thought the guards were his enemies.

• He heard that the prisoners didn't want to be forced to work on the ships and wanted to set them free.

In a previous chapter, you learned that "meddling" means "interfering in someone else's business." What is Don Quixote doing here that shows he is meddling?

• He interferes with the guards and the prisoners, which results in the prisoners' being set free.

• He claims to have seen the golden helmet.