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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. When everyone else leaves the table, where does Sancho go?
(a) To the moat to take a swim
(b) To the stable to check on Dapple
(c) With the servants to play games
(d) To hold a conversation with the Duchess
2. What invitation is given Don Quixote and Sancho when they meet two students and two peasants?
(a) The sports games of the county
(b) The local fair and festival
(c) The wedding of Quiteria the Fair to Camacho the Rich
(d) A duel between Camacho and Basilio, a former lover of Quiteria
3. What happens when the barber shows up and recognizes the packsaddle and the basin he lost to Don Quixote?
(a) Don Quixote is convinced the basin is a basin.
(b) Don Quixote pays the man for the helmet and the packsaddle.
(c) Don Quixote challenges the porr barber to a duel.
(d) Don Quixote insists that the basin is the helmet of Mambrino.
4. What means of travel does the Duenna say the giant Malambruno will send for them to go to him?
(a) A large blue bull
(b) A flying carpet
(c) A giant wooden, flying horse
(d) A caravan of white elephant
5. Why is a substitute used for the man who had been challenged to a duel?
(a) The actual man had run away to avoid becoming the son-in-law of the Duenna.
(b) The substitute was paid a great deal of money.
(c) The actual man was a relative of the Duke's.
(d) The substitute could be easily beaten.
Short Answer Questions
1. As Don Quixote and Sancho Panza look for water in the night, what spooks them?
2. What is the irony of Sancho's coming into political power?
3. Why does Zoraida attempt to correspond with the Captive Captain?
4. What unlikely group of men does Don Quixote set free and enjoin them to go tell Dulcinea of their release?
5. What do the curate and the barber try to avoid when they go to visit Quixote at home?
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