The Adventures of Robin Hood

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Quiz 4 page 158-219

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Which of these is an example of figurative language?

1 point

"And what will you give me, " asked Robin , "if I deliver your true love from the old knight and return her safely to you?"

"Then after speaking a word or two with Little John, Robin borrowed Allin's harp, wrapped his cloak about him, and set out as fast as he could walk until he came to the church where the wedding was to be."

"I am sure that no wedding is complete without music."

"She was both young and lovely, but a pale as death and her eyes read with weeping."

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What are the "banns" from the Allin-a -Dale chapter?

1 point

The wedding vows

A notice read aloud announcing a wedding and giving the chance for objectiions

The royal reading proclamation of who was now wedding to whom

The part of the ceremony which says, "I now pronounce you HUSBAND and WIFE."

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Who read the banns at the wedding of Allin-A-Dale?

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Friar Tuck

The Bishop

The Abbot

Little John

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With whom does Bishop Peterborough collaborative to trick and trap Robin Hood? SELECT MORE THAN ONE

2 points

Sir Guy of Gisborne

Worman

Prince John

The Sheriff of Nottingham

What was Worman's fate?

1 point

Death

Excommunication from the Church

Imprisonment

Losing three fingers and having his eyes burned out

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Which of these is a person vs. self conflict?

1 point

Little John is shot in the knee with an arrow.

Marian was jealous of George-A-Greene and Betriss

Robin and George-A-Greene were adversaries at first

George-A-Greene would "pin" or contain lost animals

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Betriss said she would come and live in Sherwood with Robin and George-A-Greene, but only under one condition. What was that condition?

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That she be named Queen of Sherwood instead of Marian

That she be allowed to dress to fight and hunt and carry a sword of her own and a bow on her back

That she be the official chorus leader of the forest, leading all the Merry Men in song and prayers before each meal

She did not agree to come to Sherwood under any conditions.

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When Robin Hood, Marian, George-A-Greene, and Betriss pass the knight, Sir Guy of Gisborne, where do they seek refuge and safety?

1 point

Sherwood Forest

Sir Richard of Legh's castle

Barnsdale

Allin-A-Dale's home

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Who pinned Sir Guy of Gisborne in the battle?

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Robin Hood

Little John

Betriss

George-A-Greene

Maid Marian

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Which of the following quotes supports the topic of "DECEPTION"?

1 point

"I know," said Marian, "but the shepherd Karolin who was with us swore that it was no ordinary raven, but Mother Maudlin, the Witch of Paplewick who, it is said, can take any form she will."

"Marian immediately sprang astride him and setting her sword-point to his fave, bade him surrender and bid his men cease the combat or she would slay him there and then."

"There was no help for it, so the priests' voice began to pray for money."

None of the above

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Of the following, who were victims of the Witch of Paplewick's schemes in some way? SELECT MORE THAN ONE

3 points

Maid Marian

Robin Hood

The Sheriff of Nottingham

Little John

Will Scarlett

Much the Miller's Son

Friar Tuck

Earline

Eglamour

Reynolde, the cook

Which of these is Robin Hood's greatest weapon and why? EXPLAIN! (bow and arrows, quarter-staff, disguises)

2 points

What have you learned from reading Robin Hood (so far)? Cite textual evidence.

5 points

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