Question

1. part a: what does don quixote think of the clergyman?

a. he thinks the clergyman is funny and he laughs at him.
b. he thinks the clergyman is too serious and tries to make him laugh.
c. he thinks the clergyman is wrong and he gets very angry at him.
d. he thinks the clergyman is trying to ruin the fun don quixote and sancho are having at the palace.

part b: what line from the text best supports the correct answer to part a?
a. “the serious - minded priest, hearing all that talk about giants and enchantments, imagined that this must be the hero of the book the duke liked to read often.”
b. “don quixote stood up, shaking from head to toe.”
c. “host and hostess were having the time of their lives. they would not let the priest spoil their fun.”
d. “i shall not set foot in this palace as long as those foolish guests remain here.”

Explanation:

For Part A: Don Quixote's reaction to the clergyman shows he views the clergyman as opposing his fun, so he thinks the clergyman is wrong and feels angry. For Part B: The line where Don Quixote refuses to stay in the palace because of the "foolish guests" (referring to the clergyman and others) directly supports his anger and view that the clergyman is ruining his fun.

Answer:

Part A: C. He thinks the clergyman is wrong and he gets very angry at him.
Part B: D. "I shall not set foot in this palace as long as those foolish guests remain here."