Which of the following is NOT an example supporting Don Quixote as a parody?

Don Quixote fights an incredible foe.

a character who is used in contrast with another.

The Knight of the Mirrors defeats Don Quixote. What happens next?

He comes back to reality and is bedridden.

repetition of words, sentences w/ the same grammar structure

Sancho Panza agrees to be Don Quixote's squire (a sidekick to a knight) because

he's promised an island & to be a governor.

an imitation of another work for amusement or instruction.

What happens at the end of the movie?

Sancho & Dulcinea breathe life back into Quixote, briefly.

Don Quixote is a parody of

chivalry and medieval romance stories

The ideal traits of a medieval knight: honor, respect, etc.

pattern in lit across cultures that's repeated over ages.

Don Quixote believes he's fighting giants. They're windmills. What's his rationale?

A great magician turned the giants into windmills.

Don Quixote decides he wants to become a knight because

he's lost touch with reality due to all the books he's read.

the central idea or insight of a work of literature.

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Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes

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1
Which is NOT a theme of Don Quixote?
Illusion vs. Reality
Clash of cultures
Idealism in a material world
The importance of pursuing dreams
2
Which of the following is NOT an example supporting Don Quixote as a parody?
Don Quixote's object of affection is a peasant woman.
Don Quixote's horse is an old nag.
Don Quixote fights an incredible foe.
Don Quixote is a very old knight.
3
A foil is
a plot device used by the author to trick the audience.
a character who is repeated throughout the ages.
a character who is used in contrast with another.
the hero's mortal enemy.
4
The Knight of the Mirrors defeats Don Quixote. What happens next?
He comes back to reality and is bedridden.
He continues his adventures in towns nearby.
He agrees to let the Knight marry his niece.
He submits to the knight and becomes his squire.
5
Parallelism is the
repetition of similar consonants in lines of poetry.
repetition of words at the end of lines of song.
repetition of similar vowel sounds in lines of song.
repetition of words, sentences w/ the same grammar structure
6
A frame story is
a story within a story.
a story where a character strives to achieve but fails.
a story interpreted on 2 levels: literal & symbolic.
a story that references something famous from history.
7
Sancho Panza agrees to be Don Quixote's squire (a sidekick to a knight) because
he's promised more land nearby for his farm.
he's promised Don Quixote's estate when he dies.
he's promised an island & to be a governor.
he's promised bags of gold and silver.
8
Who does Don Quixote fight?
The barber of Seville
Slaug the giant
The Knight of the Mirrors
The wizard of Mordor
9
A parody is
an imitation of another work for amusement or instruction.
an idea that recurs throughout a work of literature.
a story interpreted on two levels: literal & symbolic.
a pattern that appears in lit. & is repeated over time.
10
What archetypal character is Dulcinea del Toboso?
The witch
The object of desire
The villain
The heroine
11
What happens at the end of the movie?
Don Quixote continues his adventures without Sancho.
Don Quixote goes back to a quiet life full of books.
Don Quixote lies in a coma and dies.
Sancho & Dulcinea breathe life back into Quixote, briefly.
12
Don Quixote is a parody of
Shakespearean comedies and Arthurian quest stories.
chivalry and medieval romance stories
biblical parables and medieval quest stories.
Greek and Roman epics.
13
Define chivalry.
The ideal traits of a medieval knight: honor, respect, etc.
The process of preparing for a long quest.
The ideals set forth by kings during the Renaissance.
The effects of illusion on a reader of medieval romances.
14
There are many archetypal characters. Don Quixote is which kind?
villain
sage
sidekick
hero/knight
15
Part of Don Quixote being a parody is how he's knighted. Who knights him?
the bishop of La Mancha
an innkeeper
The king of Spain
the queen of La Mancha
16
An archetype is a
reference to something from history, mythology or the bible.
a character used as a contrast to another character.
pattern in lit across cultures that's repeated over ages.
story interpreted on 2 levels: literal & symbolic.
17
What archetypal character is Sancho Panza?
The rebel
The sidekick
The outcast
The Soothsayer
18
Which of the following is NOT a biographical fact about Miguel de Cervantes?
He was shot in the chest in battle.
He was Portuguese.
He was imprisoned for 5 years by pirates.
He spent time in jail.
19
What is the true identity of the Knight of the Mirrors?
Don Quixote's housekeeper
Don Quixote's niece
Dr. Carrasco
Pedro
20
In the movie when does Don Quixote first see Aldonza (whom he calls Dulcinea)?
at the church
near the windmills
in the fields near his farm
at the inn
21
Don Quixote believes he's fighting giants. They're windmills. What's his rationale?
The giants escaped through a time portal.
A great magician turned the giants into windmills.
The windmills are a metaphor for giants.
The giants are master of disguises.
22
Don Quixote decides he wants to become a knight because
Sancho Panza put him up to the challenge.
he's lost touch with reality due to all the books he's read.
he has the time to do it now that he's retired.
it's the only way he can get Dulcinea to notice him.
23
A theme is
the central idea or insight of a work of literature.
when the reader expects one thing & the opposite happens.
a story interpreted on 2 levels: the literal & symbolic.
a recurring image or idea in a work of literature.

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