WorksheetsDavid Kabongo
Total questions: 191
Worksheet time: 3hrs 33mins
What were the giants?
Don Quixote
Sancho Panza
Windmills
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
What did Quixote think of the Windmills?
Giants
knights
governor
Yet, he is brave enough to attack you all.
Who is the speaker referring to as brave?
Windmills
Don Quixote
Sancho Panza
Who turned the giants into windmills?
Snacho panza
Knights
Magician
Both Don Quixote and Sancho Panza were foolish .
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
Who imagines that he is one of the brave Knights?
Sancho Panza
Don Quixote
Simpleton
What happened when he struck the moving sail?
The lance broke
He went for a adventure
Knocked some sense
Sancho Panza was different from other squires becasue..
He rode a donkey
he had a wife and children
he couldn't run very fast
In the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote, what does Don Quixote spend his free time reading?
scientific textbooks
old tales about knights and princesses
horror stories about monsters and dragons
speeches made by leaders throughout history
Why does Sancho Panza agree to help Don Quixote in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
because he wants to save Dulcinea
because he believes that Don Quixote is always right
because he loves the same stories that Don Quixote has read
because Don Quixote promises to make him governor of an island
Who or what does Don Quixote battle in the selection from
The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
a windmill
a waterfall
a monstrous giant
an old country gentleman
In the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote, what item does Don Quixote wish he had to help him in battle?
his horse
his old books
a knight-errant
Mambrino’s Magic Helmet
Which of the following people would best be described as valiant?
someone who acts bravely
someone who acts quickly
someone who acts cowardly
someone who acts intelligently
If you are impressed by the way James fearlessly dives from the highest diving board, what are you impressed by?
how much diving skill he has
how careful he is when he dives
the bravery he shows when he dives
the fact that he does not brag about diving
Which of these words is the best synonym of righteous, based on its use in the following sentence?
Maggie felt that participating in community service was a righteous act and a duty of any citizen.
moral
regular
energetic
interested
Which of the following best describes the way the writer views the characters in the selection from
The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
with disapproval
with humor
with concern
with admiration
The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A: What is the most likely reason the author chose to include the following passage from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
He had a tired old horse that couldn’t run fast anymore, but when Don Quixote saw him in the corral, in his mind’s eye, it was the finest horse any knight could want.
to give the reader a clear idea of what the horse was like
to explain why the horse was perfect for going on adventures
to show how Don Quixote’s imagination affects his view of reality
to prove that Don Quixote’s dream of becoming a knight will come true
Part B. Which words in this passage from The Misadventures of Don Quixote most clearly support the answer to Part A?
He had a tired old horse that couldn’t run fast anymore, but when Don Quixote saw him in the corral, in his mind’s eye, it was the finest horse any knight could want.
a tired old horse
couldn’t run fast
in his mind’s eye
the finest horse
Who is the author of Don Quixote de la Mancha?
Miguel de Cervantez
Niguel de Cervantez
Miguel de Cervantes
Meegail day Sairvantays
Who is Alonso Quixano?
Sancho
Cervantes
Quixote
Where does the novel take place?
Mancha
Madrid
Barcelona
Sevilla
Don Quixote obsessively read books about...
mystery
fantasy
romance
chivalry
Which of the following was not one of Don Quixote's goals?
marry a princess
right every wrong
become famous
face danger
Don Quijote is a...
pirate
hidalgo
knight
samurai
According to Don Quixote, he needs a lady because..
he might give her a giant
he will save her from a giant
he will give her to a giant
What name did Don Quixote give his lady?
Dulce
Dulcinea
Alonza
Aldonza
Don Quixote and Sancho see...
Clouds of dust.
A shepherd.
Quixote´s niece
Don Quixote thinks there are...
Alifanfaron´s army.
Sheep.
Windmills.
When he gets hurt he falls from...
The mountain.
His horse, Rocinante.
His house.
The shepherds hit him with...
Their shoes.
Their hands.
Stones.
The name of Don Quixote´s squire is...
Sancho.
Dulcinea.
Don Alonso.
The name of Don Quixote´s lady-love is...
Mary.
Julieta.
Dulcinea.
Don Quixote thinks the windmills are...
Giants.
Sheep.
A restaurant.
When he gets hurt he...
Runs away.
Walks away.
Rides away.
Sancho rides a...
Horse.
Donkey.
Car.
Don Quixote thinks the army...
Turned into sheep.
Turned into shepherds.
Turned into cars.
Don Quixote was a french knight
TRUE
FALSE
When we say the word knight we don't pronounce letter K
TRUE
FALSE
We usually say that we drive a horse
TRUE
FALSE
All knights have a squire
TRUE
FALSE
Sancho was a good and very smart man
TRUE
FALSE
Don Quixote fought with real enemies
TRUE
FALSE
Who was Samson that brought Don Quixote home?
Sancho's friend
Don Quixote's squire
Don Quixote's neighbour
Don Quixote's niece's boyfriend
Knights always break their promises
TRUE
FALSE
At the end of the story Don Quixote _________ Barcelona for his village
lives
leaves
At the end of the story Don Quixote wants to become a shepherd
TRUE
FALSE
Define lance
long, wooden spear with a sharp iron steel head.
a metal pipe supplying a jet of oxygen to a furnace or to a hot flame for cutting.
pierce with or as if with a lance.
move suddenly and quickly.
Define misfortune
a set back
an unfortunate condition or event.
bad luck
not having a fortune
Define quests
expeditions by knights in search of something
looking for a beach
searching for a win
seeking an amazing party
Define renewed
refreshed
restored
to start over
made like new again
Define renowned
to know again
famous, well-known
well thought of
to start again
Define resound
to fill with sound
to be talked about
to echo
to sing of
Define squire
owner of much land
a humorous way for a man to address another man
young attendant to a knight
a lawyer or judge
In the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote, what does Don Quixote spend his free time reading?
scientific textbooks
old tales about knights and princesses
horror stories about monsters and dragons
speeches made by leaders throughout history
Why does Sancho Panza agree to help Don Quixote in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
because he wants to save Dulcinea
because he believes that Don Quixote is always right
because he loves the same stories that Don Quixote has read
because Don Quixote promises to make him governor of an island
Who or what does Don Quixote battle in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
a windmill
a waterfall
a monstrous giant
an old country gentleman
In the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote, what item does Don Quixote wish he had to help him in battle?
his horse
his old books
a knight-errant
Mambrino's Magic Helmet
Which of the following people would best be described as valiant?
someone who acts bravely
someone who acts quickly
someone who acts cowardly
someone who acts intelligently
If you are impressed by the way James fearlessly dives from the highest diving board, what are you impressed by?
how much diving skill he has
how careful he is when he dives
the bravery he shows when he dives
fact that he does not brag about diving
Which of these words is the best synonym of righteous, based on its use in the following sentence?
Maggie felt that participating in community service was a righteous act and a duty of any citizen.
moral
regular
energetic
interested
Which of the following best describes the way the writer views the characters in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
with disapproval
with humor
with concern
with admiration
The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A: What is the most likely reason the author chose to include the following passage from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
He had a tired old horse that couldn't run fast anymore, but when Don Quixote saw him in the corral, in his mind's eye, it was the finest horse any knight could want.
to give the reader a clear idea of what the horse was like
to explain why the horse was perfect for going on adventures
to show how Don Quixote's imagination affects his view of reality
to prove that Don Quixote's dream of becoming a knight will come true
Part B: Which words in the passage from The Misadventures of Don Quixote most clearly support the answer to Part A?
a tired old horse
couldn't run fast
in his mind's eye
the finest horse
Which theme is developed in the selection from The Misadventures of Don Quixote?
A true friend will always agree with you through good and bad.
The worlds of truth and fantasy are not as different as they seem.
Someone who believes something false may refuse to see the truth.
Those who seek adventure need took no further than their own backyards.
1. How does the narrator seem to view books of chivalry and Quejana’s passion for them?
encouraging
admirable
ridiculous
enjoyable
2. An AFFABLE person is…
friendly
overconfident
generous
confused
3. In the parody, the author creates comic imitations of……
chivalric heroes and battles
poor people who are in prison
life in rural Spanish towns
songs from musical plays
4. What does FICTITIOUS mean?
courageous in battle
fascinating to look at
created by imagination
dedicated to your work
5. What does following line tells you about Quejana? “...reading books of chivalry with such pleasure and devotion as to lead him almost wholly to forget the life of hunter and even the administration of his state…”
love for books
lazy person
habit of reading
his source of income
6. In the opening paragraph of Don Quixote, it shows that Quejana has a life of…
elegant lifestyle
wealthy lifestyle
fabulous style
modest lifestyle
7. A person who shows ENMITY acts with…
maturity
secrecy
hostility
reluctance
8. The main character from Don Quixote is convinced that he is a…
master magician
Spanish priest
foreign prince
heroic knight
9. Which character in Don Quixote is Don Quixote’s enemy?
His niece
His squire
A magician
The housekeeper
10. The main character in Don Quixote goes mad because of…
books
love
magic
medicine
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
What do Don Quixote's spending habits before the adventure suggest about him?
He enjoyed the company of family and friends.
He was careful and cautious.
He was not very practical.
He had access to tremendous riches.
If Don Quixote had not broken his lance in the battle with the windmill, he probably would have
been abondoned by Sancho
realized his foolishness
continued to fight it and others
given up and gone home
Don Quixote believed the windmills were
sailbots
giants
soldiers
weapons
Don Quote's desire to become a knight-errant was inspired by his love of
hunting
food
books of chivalry
family and home
Which best describes Don Quixote's squire, Sancho Panza?
a complex man, far more clever than he seems
a powerful force of strength and smarts
the bearer of much hatred toward Don Quixote
simple, naive, and faithful to don Quixote
Don Quixote's "brain dried up and he lost his wits." What caused this?
too much reading, too little sleep
too little money to feed himself
too much merry making and fun
too much worry over his estate
Which best describes Don Quixote's horse, Rocinante?
bony and unremarkable
fine and strong, fitting for a knight
one of the finest bred horses in the world
sickly, as if on the verge of death
What difference does Don Quixote see between his role as knight and Sancho Panza's as squire?
A knight is above doing the difficult tasks a quire must.
A knight must deny himself things that a squire can have.
There should be no difference between theri behaviors.
The quire is lesser and should do what the knight does always.
to be renown is to be
acclaimed
unknown
hated
Which is an example of discourteous behavior?
assisting someone with packages
talking during a movie
carving statues from wood
She wanted to redress for her
uneventful existence
damaged property
glamorous friends
Which word means the opposite of enmity?
indifference
hostility
friendship
We sat through the interminable play wondering when it would
finally end
win its first award
result in injury
