Don Quixote by Argentina Palacios

Who is the speaker referring to as brave?

• Windmills

• Don Quixote

• Sancho Panza

Who imagines that he is one of the brave Knights?

• Sancho Panza

• Don Quixote

• Simpleton

How did Sancho Panza follow Don Quixote?

• on a donkey

• on a horse

• on camel

What did Quixote promise Sancho Panza?

• Kingdoms

• Governor of an Island

• Money and power

Which sentence from the story best shows that Don Quixote will not be persuaded that his fantasy is untrue?

• "Do not flee, you cowardly and vile creature--it is but one lone knight attacking you!"

• "Keep still, Sancho, my friend. In war, things change constantly. Moreover, I believe--and it's true--that my enemy, Freston, has changed this giant into a windmill to take away the glory of my having conquered him."

• "My friend, I am going to be a knight-errant, and I want you to be my squire."

• "Fortune is guiding us better than we could have ever hoped! Look over there, Sancho my friend! Do you see that monstrous giant?"

Who does the housekeeper blame for Don Quixote's leaving home?

• The knighthood books

• Sancho

• The barber and priest

• Rocinante

The main character in Don Quixote is convinced that he is a

• master magician

• Spanish priest

• foreign prince

• heroic knight

Which statement proves this?

• He foolishly attacked the Windmills, and Sancho believed Don's words.

• he was a brave knight.and Sancho did not follow him on his adventure

• Quixote defeated many knights and Sancho rode a horse

Which line from the story best shows that Sancho Panza lives in a fantasy a bit like Don Quixote?

• "Look, Senor. That's not a giant--it's a windmill. And what looks like his arms are sails that turn the millstone to grind wheat."

• "Look, Senor Knight-errant, don't forget about the island you promised me. I'll be able to govern it, no matter how big it is."

• "What's a knight--errant? What's a squire?"

• "Why didn't you listen to me, Senor? Didn't I tell you that it was just a windmill?"

On page 25, What is strange, or ironic,
about Sancho saying he
has been a peaceful
man all his life and intends
to remain one?

• He has never been in a fight before

• He is known for his gentle tendencies

• He is serving as Don Quixote's squire & they constantly find themselves fighting with people

• He is a skilled warrior