English 2 Honors: 'Federigo's Falcon' Review

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What is the outcome of Federigo's attempts to win Monna Giovanna's love?

  • He fails to win her love and becomes broke. (correct)
  • He wins her love, but only after she becomes wealthy.
  • He wins her love and becomes wealthy.
  • He fails to win her love, but remains wealthy.

Why does Federigo weep when Monna Giovanna visits him?

  • He is angry because she has been ignoring him.
  • He is sad because she is no longer interested in him.
  • He is happy to see her.
  • He is upset because he no longer has a falcon to give her. (correct)

What is the irony in the situation when Federigo cooks the falcon?

  • Federigo is a great cook and the falcon is delicious.
  • Federigo cooks the falcon to honor Monna Giovanna, but it is actually needed to cure her son's illness. (correct)
  • Federigo is a bad cook and the falcon is inedible.
  • Federigo cooks the falcon to spite Monna Giovanna.

What is Don Quixote's reason for fighting the windmills?

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How does Don Quixote's age and physical appearance parody the typical heroic knight?

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Why does Sancho Panza stay with Don Quixote despite realizing his master's mental state?

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What consumes Don Quixote's time from dawn to dusk each day?

<p>Reading fairy tales about knights. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the characteristic of a hereditary prince that makes him loved by his subjects?

<p>Being of the same bloodline as his subjects (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is Aldonza Loreno?

<p>Don Quixote's servant. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the result of change in a ruler, according to Machiavelli's The Prince?

<p>Hatred (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What makes a new conquest easy to hold, according to Machiavelli's The Prince?

<p>If the new conquest has the same language, customs, and laws as the ruler (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What promise does Don Quixote make to convince Sancho Panza to be his squire?

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Study Notes

Federigo's Falcon

  • Federigo tries to win Monna Giovanna's love by spending money on her, participating in jousts and tournaments, and organizing feasts.
  • Despite his efforts, he does not win her love and goes broke.
  • Monna Giovanna's son requests Federigo's falcon to cure his illness.
  • Federigo weeps when he learns of the request because he no longer has a falcon to satisfy her son's needs.
  • Monna Giovanna's son eventually dies, and she marries Federigo because of his act of generosity in sacrificing his falcon.
  • The story features situational irony, as Federigo fries the bird to honor Monna Giovanna, but her son needs the bird to cure his illness.

Don Quixote

  • Don Quixote, a 50-year-old gaunt and heroic man, parodies the typical heroic knight due to his age and physical appearance.
  • He is obsessed with books and consumes himself reading fairy tales about knights.
  • Aldonza Loreno, a local farm girl, fulfills the stereotype of a knight's lady.
  • Don Quixote's behavior is humorous due to his apparent insanity and mental problems.
  • He promises Sancho Panza the governorship to convince him to be his squire.

Don Quixote's Adventures

  • Don Quixote mistakenly thinks windmills are giants and decides to fight them.
  • Sancho Panza is a helpful squire to Don Quixote, keeping him from making poor decisions.
  • Sancho stays with Don Quixote despite realizing his insanity, possibly due to sympathy for him.
  • Don Quixote embodies the theme that a vivid imagination makes life richer, but this is questionable due to his ignorance of reality.

The Prince

  • A new hereditary state is exemplified by the kingdom of France established by King François I.
  • A new state annexed to a hereditary state is exemplified by the Kingdom of Naples, which was annexed to the hereditary state of King Ferdinand of Aragon.
  • A hereditary prince is loved if he is of the same bloodline, grows up with his subjects, and continues the traditions of his ancestors.
  • Change always produces hatred.
  • Men change their rulers willingly when they imagine they will fare better under a new ruler.
  • A new conquest is easy to hold if it joins a state with the same language, customs, and laws, or if it is accustomed to living under a prince.

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