Robin Hood Ch.B-41: Robin Hood Becomes An Outlaw

For many years, Robin Hood lived in

• Henry Woods.
• Sherwood Forest.
• King Henry's castle.
• Nottingham Village.

Maid Marion was

• the woman who took care of Robin's castle.
• the person who shot Robin.
• the girl Robin liked the most.
• the one who killed the deer in the woods.

As he went through the forest on his way to Nottingham, Robin met

• fifteen of the king's men.
• Maid Marion and her father.
• the Sheriff of Nottingham.
• a man who took all his money.

robin was on his way to Nottingham

• to see Maid Marion and her family.
• to get a job in the village.
• to speak with the sheriff about becoming one of his men.
• to show how well he could use his bow and arrow.

Robin sent an arrow back at the king's man because

• he like to bother the king's men when he met them.
• he was a mean young man.
• he thought the man was going to hurt him.
• he wanted to make the sheriff angry.

Robin and his me lived in the woods because

• they thought it was quiet and pretty there.
• they all had to hide from the sheriff's men.
• they took care of the deer.
• they didn't like houses.

The poor people of the country loved Robin and his men because

• Robin helped the poor.
• Robin worked for the sheriff.
• robin saved the deer.
• Robin helped the king.

The king and the sheriff

• gave the people everything they needed.
• let the people hunt in the forest.
• did not treat their people well.
• tried to understand Robin Hood.

Another name for this story could be

• "On The Way To Nottingham."
• "Hunting For Deer."
• "A Girl Named Maid Marion."
• "At The King's Castle."

This story is mainly about

• the king's deer that live in the forest.
• what the people of the country think about Robin.
• Maid Marion and her friends in Nottingham.
• how Robin came to live in the forest with his men.