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The questions below refer to the selection "from Don Quixote."

Refusing Sancho Panza's food, Don Quixote nourishes himself on:

A. nuts and berries
B. flour from the windmills
C. chicory water boiled in a hat
D. memories



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Final answer:

In "Don Quixote," the character Don Quixote sustains himself primarily on a diet of fruits and herbs found in the fields, reflecting the typical fare of knights-errant.


Explanation:

Don Quixote nourishes himself on a diet of chiefly fruits and herbs found in the fields, as explained in the text. This diet aligns with the traditional fare of knights-errant who primarily subsisted on rustic viands during their quests for adventures.


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