1: Don Quixote follows a knightly code
a. in hopes of finding a rich wife
b. to make a name for himself with the ruling nobility
c. to find the Holy Grail
d. to find truth
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2: In his first adventure, Don Quixote regards the inn as a
a. brothel
b. castle
c. museum
d. monastery
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3: Don Quixote manages to get himself dubbed a knight by
a. a powerful lord in a castle
b. a traveling merchant
c. a wealthy farmer
d. an innkeeper
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4: Don Quixote convinces Sancho Panza to become his squire by
a. giving him counterfeit money
b. offering him counterfeit jewels
c. promising him the governorship of an island
d. arranging for him to get his own farmlands
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5: After the misadventure with the windmills, Don Quixote
a. attacks two monks
b. accuses Sancho Panza of sorcery
c. mourns for his lost books
d. decides he needs a better horse than Rosinante
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6: The old manuscript, written in Arabic, was composed by
a. a historian named Cid Hamet Benegali
b. the Biscainer
c. a nameless Arab mathematician
d. a well-educated Spanish monk
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7: The bandit, Roque Guinart, is similar to Don Quixote
a. in his eagerness to aid the poor
b. because he is equally unrealistic in his outlook
c. in his fear of horses
d. because both men share a love of Nature
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8: Which character plays a prank on Don Quixote involving a bronze bust that has the ability to answer all questions put to it?
a. Roque Guinart
b. Don Antonio
c. Altisidora
d. The Dey of Algiers
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9: The “Knight of the White Moon” who vanquishes Don Quixote is really
a. Don Gaspar
b. Samson Carrasco
c. Ricote
d. Tosilos
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10: Merlin promises that the enchantment of Dulcinea will be broken if
a. Sancho flogs himself 3,300 times
b. Don Quixote agrees to pay Sancho his back salary
c. the Duke and Duchess agree to adopt Dulcinea
d. Don Quixote will agree to help Countess Trifaldi
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11: After the prank in which Sancho is told his island has been overrun by enemies, Sancho
a. writes another letter to his wife
b. feigns innocence and goes along with the joke
c. punishes his aides
d. retrieves Dapple, bids farewell to his aides, and retires from his governorship
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12: Who said the following: “Just because I am beautiful, I am not obliged to love everyone who loves me.”
a. Dulcinea
b. Don Quixote’s niece
c. the housekeeper
d. Marcella
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13: Who said the following: “A foolish and ill-advised curiosity has robbed me of my life.”
a. Lothario
b. Anselmo
c. Don Ferdinand
d. Princess Micomicona
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14: Who said the following: “This is as much a packsaddle as my father is my father!”
a. Master Nicholas
b. Maritornes
c. the curate
d. a trooper of the Holy Brotherhood
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15: Who said the following: “There are no birds in last year’s nests."
a. Dulcinea
b. The curate
c. Sancho Panza
d. Don Quixote
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