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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 51 | Part 2, Chapter 52 | Part 2, Chapter 53 | Part 2, Chapter 54.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In yet another coincidence, what happens when a learned judge arrives at the inn with his beautiful daughter?
(a) The judge is looking for some escaped criminals.
(b) The girl turns out to be Zoraida's long lost sister.
(c) The Captive Captain recognizes the judge as his brother.
(d) The judge has come to take Don Quixote back to La Mancha.
2. In a scheme to poke fun at Don Quixote and Sancho, who makes an appearance?
(a) An actor dressed as the Devil
(b) A cow saddled like a knight's steed
(c) The eccliastic dressed as an avenging angel
(d) A milkmaid dressed as the Lady Dulcinea
3. What is the irony of Sancho's coming into political power?
(a) Before he could not have rich food because he was poor; now it is because the doctor thinks it is not good for him.
(b) Sancho id becoming the kind of man he has always resented.
(c) Suddenly he has no friends which is unusual for a man like Sancho.
(d) Sancho is so accustomed to having Don Quixote tell him what to do, he is unhappy.
4. How do the niece and housekeeper rationalize the disappearance of Don Quixote's books?
(a) They blame the rats.
(b) They blame an enchanter.
(c) They blame the curate.
(d) They make Don Quixote believe he gave them away.
5. What delights Sancho at the wedding?
(a) The fine bed he is given
(b) The beautiful dancing girls
(c) Camacho's vast wealth
(d) The acrobats
Short Answer Questions
1. What literary device is introduced in Chapter nine that helps move the story along and give it credence?
2. How does Quixote continue his tradition of siding with the underdog?
3. What do the curate and the barber try to avoid when they go to visit Quixote at home?
4. What makes Sancho Panza drop his demand for a salary?
5. What is the canon's opinion of the chivalric tales?
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