Vocabulary
Characters
Idioms
Grammar
Author's Purpose
100
Poked a hole into something
pierced
100
Don Quixote's faithful companion
Sancho Panza
100
"It rained cats and dogs."
It rained a lot.
100
He's tires and wants to (sit,set) down for awhile.
sit
100
The author's purpose was to (entertain, inform, persuade).
entertain
200
Totally changed
transformed
200
Don Quixote rode a horse named __________.
Rocinante
200
"It was a piece of cake."
It was easy.
200
"I will (let, leave) you be."
let
200
The reader's first impression of Don Quixote is that he is kind of _______.
Lonely, sad, crazy
300
Someone you can depend on is what?
faithful
300
A damsel in distress...at least Don Quixote thought so.
Dulcinea de Toboso
300
"A penny saved is a penny earned."
Don't spend money foolishly. Save your money.
300
I have just got to (lie, lay) down and take a nap.
lie
300
This story is an example of (realistic, humorous, science) fiction.
humorous
400
The knights _______ wre talked about for years.
exploits
400
Dulcinea's name means what?
sweetness
400
If you want to keep in touch with someone you want to __.
Contact them; give them a call
400
The knight will (raise, rise) up to any challenge.
rise
400
How do you think Sancho Panza feels about Don Quixote?
He might think he is a sad man: a little crazy; harmless; well intentioned; imaginative
500
A rotary dial telephone could be an example of what?
antique
500
Who is Senor Quexada?
Don Quixote
500
Some people make mountains out of molehills.
Some people think things are worse than they really are: over exaggerate.
500
"(Can, May) we stop for ice cream?
May
500
What three things will help you better understand a character?
The character's thoughts, actions, and words.
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