Don Quixote Ch. 15 Sancho, Governeor for LIfe

How many people live in the village on Sancho's so-called island?

• about 10

• about 100

• about 1,000

• about 10,000

What surrounds "Barataria Island?"

• an army of soldiers

• walls

• dragons

• miles of beautiful ocean water

How do the villagers greet Sancho's arrival?

• They ring church bells in celebration.

• They hide inside their houses out of fear.

• They stand in the town square with weapons in rebellion.

• They ignore Sancho completely.

4.) What is the title Sancho is given by a man who calls himself an alderman.

• Alderman

• Governor

• Squire

• Knight

Why is Sancho taken to the courthouse?

• to stand trial for something bad he did a long time ago

• to judge a person who tried to fight a knight

• to help decorate for a party

• to answer difficult questions

According to the Duke's butler, people are happy when...

• They have a governor who is smart.

• They have a governor who tells great jokes.

• They have a governor who throws lavish parties.

• They have a governor who keeps dragons out of the kingdom.

Sancho is asked to resolve a dispute between whom?

• A farmer and a tailor

• A knight and a squire

• A king and a queen

• Two neighboring villagers

What is the dispute about?

• Someone doesn't want to pay rent to live in a house.

• Someone doesn't want to let a neighbor marry his daughter.

• Someone doesn't want to pay taxes.

• Someone doesn't want to pay for things that were made wrong.

How does Sancho resolve the dispute?

• He says both men lose because both men made a mistake.

• He says both men win because it was someone else's fault.

• He says only one man wins because that man has no money.

• He says the Duke should resolve the dispute.

How do the people in the village react to Sancho's ruling?

• They are angry, and they think it is unfair.

• They start laughing, and they think it is ridiculous.

• They are confused, and they think Sancho has no common sense.

• They are surprised, and they think it is reasonable.