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The Adventures of Robin Hood
pages. 111-157 (Quiz 3)
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Which quote shows the loyalty of Little John and Will Scarlet?
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'Exactly' he said, ' should I show myself. But can I not go in disguise? Just I myself, since this is really rather a fool's errand, and it is not right that I should risk any lives but my own.'
'Never will I hear of it! exclaimed Little John indignantly. "Nor I!' echoed Scarlet. 'If you go, we go also--and the pick of our good fellows lie in wait near the butts in case of accident..."
The match was held on a bright October day, under a cold sun, with a touch of frost in the air to bring vigour and alertness to all who stood forth to show their prowess with the long-bow and cloth-yard shaft.
At Kingslea Park, on the edge of Delamere Forest, near the home of Sir Richard de Kingsley...
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Which of these did Prince John do to increase his popularity?
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Have an archery contest
Give away free beef
Give away free beer
all of the above
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At the archery contest, why does Prince John let Robin Hood go?
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He fears it will cause a riot among the people.
He fear Robin Hood will beat him with the bow.
He wanted to follow Robin into Sherwood and capture all the men, not just Robin Hood.
He wanted to enjoy his beef and beer first.
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When Robin Hood meets Sir Guy of Gisborne and his men, what type of conflict is it?
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Person vs. Person
Person vs. Group
Person vs. Technology
Person vs. Self
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Robin Hood offers a choice of the Butcher's payments or "tolls." What does he say he will accept as payment?
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meat or animal skins
gold or silver
arrows or quarter staves
gold or blows (fighting)
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What type of conflict is illustrated in the following quote: "...Robin Hood occasionally found time hang heavy on his hand" (Green 125).
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Person vs. Person
Person vs. Group
Person vs. Technology
Person vs. Self
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What ironic event happened when Robin Hood was disguised as the butcher?
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He burned the executioner's face
He rescued three young men who were caught hunting in Sherwood Forest
He took Maid Marian to Nottingham for a spectacle
He dined with the Sheriff of Nottingham and his wife
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What type of conflict is indicated by the following quote: "I grow weary o this unchanging forest life..." (Green 128).
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Person vs. Person
Person vs. Group
Person vs. Technology
Person vs. Self
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What was the outcome of Little John and Robin Hood's adventures as beggars?
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Robin Hood brought 300 gold, but Little John brought 500 gold.
Robin Hood brought gold, but Little John brought silver.
Robin Hood brought three new followers and Little John brought 300 gold.
Little John brought 300 gold and Robin Hood brought new disguises for all.
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Why did the Sheriff make the three men who were hunting deer have a public punishment?
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He wanted everyone to see them and learn the lesson as well.
He was using them as bait to lure Robin Hood out of hiding.
He charged everyone watching a fee to attend.
He wanted to show off the new gallows to all the citizens of Nottingham.
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Which of these is an internal conflict?
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Robin Hood is chasing the Sheriff of Nottingham.
Little John is jealous of Robin Hood.
Maid Marin is making a needlework for the Sheriff of Nottingham's wife.
The executioner fell and burned his face.
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What finally convinced Arthur-A-Bland, the tanner, to join Robin Hood?
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Robin Hood said he would pay him in gold.
The men of Sherwood fed him dinner and wine.
Little John is actually Arthur-A-Bland's cousin.
Sir Guy of Gisborne is using Arthur-A-Bland as a spy.
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Would you join Robin Hood? Why or why not?
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