Robin Hood Legend Review

Why does the king want to capture Robin Hood?

• To help the hunters hunt royal deer

• Because the king implies that Robin Hood is a thief

• To convince the Robin Hood to enter the bow and arrow contest

• Because the King calls for Robin Hood to appear before him

Which sentence from the story hints that the sheriff plans to trick Robin Hood?

• “Get him, you fools!” shouted the Sheriff. “It's Robin Hood!”

• “That wimp!” said the Sheriff. “He fears me! That is why he stayed away.”

• The Sheriff said in a low voice, “If I know Robin Hood, he will not be able to stay away from such a contest.”

• The Sheriff turned to one of his guards. “Do you see him? Is he here?”

Which word or words from paragraph 8 help the reader understand the meaning of the

word contest?

• find who is the best

• bow and arrow

• catch one and for all!

• great

What is best summary of the story?

• King John outlaws hunting deer in the royal forrest. Robin hood decides to continue to hunt the deer anyway. He wins a bow and arrow contest

• After King John outlaws hunting deer in Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood continues to hunt the deer. He also robs the king's men and gives the money to the poor. This angers the king so the king hires the sheriff to capture Robin Hood. The sheriff creates a Bow and Arrow contest but Robin Hood ends up getting away.

• Sheriff Nottingham decides to hold a Bow and Arrow contest for a golden apple. Robin Hood comes to the contest in disguise but gets away at the end.

• After King John outlaws hunting deer in Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood continues to hunt the deer. He also robs the king's men and gives the money to the poor. This angers the king so the king hires the sheriff to capture Robin Hood. The sheriff creates a Bow and Arrow contest but Little John warns Robin Hood that the contest is a trap.

What evidence from the text characterizes King John as an unfair ruler?

• As soon as he was gone, his younger brother John took over the throne

• The King put the Sheriff of Nottingham in charge of Sherwood Forest.

• From then on, anyone who was seen hunting the King’s deer in Sherwood Forest would be put in prison!

• They told King John what was going on in Sherwood Forest.

Based on the story, what can the reader conclude about Robin Hood’s behavior?

• Robin Hood is not afraid to do what he believes is right for the people of Sherwood Forest.

• Robin Hood is afraid of being caught by the Sheriff

• Robin Hood enjoys stealing from the rich.

• Robin Hood acts carefully, so he won’t be caught.