Don Quixote and the Windmills

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Don Quixote and the Windmills REview

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resound re – sound (v) Kid friendly definition: to echo Sentence stem: The cheers of the students…

squire squire (n) Kid friendly definition: young attendant to a knight Sentence stem: The knight …

quests quests (n) Kid friendly definition: expeditions by knights in search of something Sentence stem: Sir Lancelot was sent …

lance lance (n.) Kid friendly definition: a long, wooden spear with a sharp iron or steel head Sentence stem: The knight pointed his…

misfortune mis – for – tune (n) Kid friendly definition: bad luck Sentence stem: Sarah realized her …

More Words to Know Greek and Latin Roots Root Root Meaning ques to ask or to inquire cogn to know vict to conquer

Question-and-answer Ask and reply

Recognize To identify

victorious Triumphant; winning

recognition Acknowledgment of achievement or merit; favorable attention

victor Winner

Comprehension skill: Author’s purpose Authors have different reasons for writing. They may write to: persuade inform entertain express thoughts and feelings They may have more than one purpose for writing.

Text-based response Look Back and Write (Pg. 346, #5) Don Quixote finally realizes that he has battled windmills, but he still believes they are really his mortal enemies. Read pages 344-345 for his explanation. Then predict what he and Sancho Panza will do next. Provide evidence from the text to support your answer.