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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 47 | Part 2, Chapter 48 | Part 2, Chapter 49 | Part 2, Chapter 50.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. While staying at the castle of the Duke and Duchess, what does Sancho do every time he gets frightened?
(a) He jumps behind Don Quixote.
(b) He crawls under a table.
(c) He hides in the Duchess' skirts.
(d) He pretends to be the Duke's valet.
2. Sancho thinks Quixote's captors are not demons at all. What is Quixote's response to that suggestion?
(a) He insists that they are demons and he and Sancho have been enchanted.
(b) He tells Sancho that they only appear to be flesh and blood.
(c) He agrees with Sancho but can do nothing.
(d) He says that Sancho is so hungry he is hallucinating.
3. Why does Sancho Panza continue to insist that Don Quixote is not enchanted?
(a) Because Quixote understands that he is in a cage.
(b) Because he heard the demons talking about stopping to eat.
(c) Because Don Quixote complains of hunger.
(d) Because Quixote needs to relieve himself.
4. What comes back to Sancho from his behavior toward Don Quixote?
(a) Now he has to make all the decisions.
(b) Now he has to hear all court cases.
(c) Now people think he is mad.
(d) Now people are asking him for money.
5. How is Don Quixote wounded back in the Duke's and Duchess' castle?
(a) By sparring with the Duke
(b) By cats with bells tied to them
(c) By a spurned young girl
(d) By falling down the stairs
Short Answer Questions
1. What constantly overcomes Sancho Panza's skepticism about Don Quixote?
2. What madness does the puppet show bring on in the mind of Don Quixote?
3. When Sancho tells his wife, Teresa, that he is going again with Don Quixote, what advice does Teresa give?
4. What is the point of the Countess of Trifaldi's story?
5. What literary device is introduced in Chapter nine that helps move the story along and give it credence?
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