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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 19 | Part 2, Chapter 20 | Part 2, Chapter 21 | Part 2, Chapter 22.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happens to Sancho Panza when he drinks Don Quixote's balm of wine, oil, salt and rosemary?
(a) He is transformed into a knight errant.
(b) He starts braying like his mule.
(c) He becomes deathly ill and cannot expel the substance.
(d) He spits it out because it tastes so disgusting.
2. What irritates Don Quixote as he listens to Sancho speak?
(a) His butting in to Quixote's conversations
(b) His use of homespun proverbs
(c) His affected speech
(d) His rambling on and on without a point
3. How does Quixote blend knight errantry and sainthood?
(a) He says knight errantry is a religion.
(b) He says knights must also be saintly in behavior.
(c) He says knights are appointed by God.
(d) He says every true knight dies with the name of God on his lips.
4. What delights Sancho at the wedding?
(a) The beautiful dancing girls
(b) The acrobats
(c) Camacho's vast wealth
(d) The fine bed he is given
5. When Don Quixote and Sancho go into the village the next morning, what is their problem?
(a) Neither of them has ever seen Dulcinea and they do not know where to find her.
(b) Dulcinea is in the village selling wheat but they do not recognize her.
(c) Dulcinea has traveled to Madrid to visit the Queen.
(d) The priest at the church thinks they are up to no good and refuses to tell them where to find Dulcinea.
Short Answer Questions
1. What ruse do Basilio and Quiteria play on the bridegroom, Camacho?
2. Who judges the basin to be a helmet, though incomplete?
3. What happens when the barber shows up and recognizes the packsaddle and the basin he lost to Don Quixote?
4. What is Sancho's plan to deceive Don Quixote about the Lady Dulcinea?
5. On their next adventure, where do Don Quixote and Sancho Panza head first?
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