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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 1, Chapter 30 | Part 1, Chapter 31 | Part 1, Chapter 32 | Part 1, Chapter 33 | Part 1, Chapter 34.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What unlikely group of men does Don Quixote set free and enjoin them to go tell Dulcinea of their release?
(a) A group of Christians captured by the Moors
(b) A group of actors rehearsing for a play
(c) A group of soldiers on military training
(d) A group of criminals being taken to the galleys
2. How does Don Quixote receive his knighthood?
(a) From the innkeeper he imagines as Lord of a great castle
(b) From the prostitutes he imagines as great ladies
(c) From a passing knight errant
(d) From Dulcinea del Toboso
3. These early adventures of Don Quixote establish what theme that runs throughout the novel?
(a) That he wins people over by his great imagination.
(b) That the age of chivalry is not dead.
(c) That he is invincible when he wears his armor.
(d) That his meddling seldom has the resultsfor which he plans.
4. Realizing their mistake, where do Don Quixote and Sancho Panza go to hide only to meet up again with Gines de Pasamonte who steals Sancho's ass?
(a) The inn where they stayed before
(b) The fulling mills
(c) The Sierra Morena mountains
(d) Back in La Mancha
5. What does the imagery of the Golden Age represent to Don Quixote?
(a) The times when uses of metal were discovered.
(b) A simpler, more peaceful time in the age of chivalry.
(c) The days when literature was at its peak.
(d) A time when there was money for everyone.
Short Answer Questions
1. As Dorothea tells her story, what does Cardenio suddenly realize?
2. What shows Sancho Panza's simple mind as he meets up with the barber and the curate at the inn?
3. Which two of Quixote's chivalric heroes inspire him to do a penance in the mountain?
4. What happens to Sancho Panza when he drinks Don Quixote's balm of wine, oil, salt and rosemary?
5. How can the first of Don Quixote's adventures be described?
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