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Don Quixote Study Deck

Quixote, Sancho, parody of chivalric romance, the two parts, and its role in the novel's history.

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39 basic cards for College Classic Novels. It opens with "Who is the protagonist of Don Quixote?" and "What name does the protagonist adopt for himself?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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Who is the protagonist of Don Quixote?
Show answerAlonso Quixano, a Spanish gentleman driven mad by reading chivalric romances
What name does the protagonist adopt for himself?
Show answerDon Quixote de la Mancha
What is the name of Quixote's horse?
Show answerRocinante
Who is Quixote's faithful squire and companion?
Show answerSancho Panza, a peasant farmer
What invented name does Quixote give to his lady love?
Show answerDulcinea del Toboso
What type of literature drives Quixote mad?
Show answerChivalric romances about knights-errant and their adventures
In the famous windmill episode, what does Quixote mistake the windmills for?
Show answerGiants that he must fight as a knight
What does Quixote fashion as his armor?
Show answerCardboard, pasteboard, and pieces he assembles himself
Why does Sancho initially agree to accompany Quixote?
Show answerHe hopes Quixote will make him governor of an island
Who is the author of Don Quixote?
Show answerMiguel de Cervantes
In what region of Spain is Don Quixote primarily set?
Show answerLa Mancha
In what year was Part 1 of Don Quixote published?
Show answer1605
In what year was Part 2 of Don Quixote published?
Show answer1615
How many years pass between the events of Part 1 and Part 2?
Show answerTen years
What is the primary literary purpose of Don Quixote?
Show answerTo parody and satirize chivalric romances and their unrealistic values

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