WorksheetsDon Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 30mins
The main character in Don Quixote goes mad (out of his mind) because of
books
love
magic
medicine
Which character in Don Quixote is Don Quixote's enemy?
his niece
his squire
a magician
the housekeeper
Don Quixote hopes to
govern La Mancha
train with Sancho Panza
read more books
right all wrongs
Don Quixote battles
criminals
windmills
knights
Sancho Panza
In the parody, Miguel de Cervantes creates a comic imitation of
chivalry heroes and battles
poor people in prison
life in rural Spanish towns
songs from musical plays
The main character in Don Quixote is convinced that he is a
master magician
Spanish priest
foreign prince
heroic knight
Don Quixote hears that an angry magician
killed Don Quixote's horse
stole Don Quixote's library
burned down Don Quixote's barn
harmed Don Quixote's squire
What does fictitious mean?
courageous in battle
fascinating to look at
created by the imagination
dedicated to your work
What does affable mean?
warm and friendly
overconfident and proud
generous and charitable
dazed and confused
The gentleman "Quijada or Quesada but really Quejana" is NOT
a madman after becoming so immersed in reading with little sleep
a well-respected knight well-known in La Mancha
desired to find a name (such as Don Quixote) that pleased his fancy
close to fifty with little flesh on his bones and a face that is lean and gaunt
Don Quixote convinces the farmer who visits him every day
to help him escape from his family's care.
that everyone supports his quest for adventure.
that Dulcinea is waiting for their help.
to become his squire.
In Part 1, Chapter 1, Quejana decides to
become a knight-errand
become a night-king
become a knight-errant
give up reading and write a story instead
In Part 1, Chapter 1, before he can set off on his quest, Quejana must
(Click all that apply)
find a nag (horse)
find a suit of armor
find a squire
find a woman he can love
be dubbed a knight
In Part I, the narrator seems ____________ the gentleman.
to admire
disinterested in
to resent
to underestimate
