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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. What comes back to Sancho from his behavior toward Don Quixote?
(a) Now people think he is mad.
(b) Now people are asking him for money.
(c) Now he has to make all the decisions.
(d) Now he has to hear all court cases.
2. What ruse do Basilio and Quiteria play on the bridegroom, Camacho?
(a) Telling Camacho that Quiteria is pregnant with Basilio's child.
(b) Pretending that Basilio has kidnapped Quiteria.
(c) Sending another heavily veiled girl in to wed Camacho.
(d) Quiteria marrying Basilio when it appears he is about to die.
3. What is the cause of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza getting a brutal beating from the Yanguesan carriers?
(a) Rozinante's attempt to mate with their pirze mares
(b) Sancho's attempt to get back hos mule
(c) Don Quixote's idea that the carriers are enemy soldiers.
(d) Don Quixote's attempt to secure two horses for himself and Sancho
4. Which two of Quixote's chivalric heroes inspire him to do a penance in the mountain?
(a) Peter and Paul
(b) Amadis and Orlando
(c) Arthur and Lancelot
(d) Valiant and Gawain
5. What argument does the niece use to try and get her uncle to stay home?
(a) She suggests that his health will not hold out.
(b) She argues that poor men cannot become knights.
(c) She suggests that he needs to wait for new armor.
(d) She says that he can go only if he takes her with him.
Short Answer Questions
1. As Dorothea tells her story, what does Cardenio suddenly realize?
2. What imaginative tale does Dorothea tell Don Quixote?
3. What symbolism does Cervantes use to express the closeness of Quixote and Sancho?
4. How does the Countess of Trifaldi attempt to capture the interest of Don Quixote?
5. What is the irony of Sancho's coming into political power?
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