1. He follows the usual practice of knights: righting wrongs and exposing himself to all kinds of danger. a. direct object b. subject complement c. subject d. object of preposition e. appositive 2. Ea

1. He follows the usual practice of knights: righting wrongs and exposing himself to all kinds of danger.

a. direct object

b. subject complement

c. subject

d. object of preposition

e. appositive

2. Eating is one of Sancho’s greatest pleasures.

a. object of preposition

b., subject

c. appositive

d. direct object

e. subject complement

3. On his journey, Don Quixote tries attacking windmills.

a. subject complement

b. subject

c. appositive

d. object of preposition

e. direct object

4. He commends the author’s way of ending his books.

a. subject complement

b. object of preposition

c. subject

d. appositive

e. direct object

5. It will be enough not to stray from the truth in telling it.

a. subject complement

b. direct object

c. object of preposition

d. subject

e. appositive