Robin Hood Meets Little John

1. When John answers Robin's challenge at the beginning of the play, Robin-

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2. Which story element most contributes to the play's problem?

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3. This play is presented in one act because-

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4. Which off-stage effect would best accompany the moment when John strikes Robin in the head with his staff?

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5.) Little John solves the tension of the story's conflict when he-

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6.) Which of the following props plays the greatest part in the resolution of the conflict?

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7.) Read the excerpt from the play. What can the reader infer about both Robin and John from this excerpt?

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8.) Which of these is the best summary of the play?

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