2. Why was it such a fierce fight?
(a) There were swords used.
(b) It was evenly matched.
(c) It was to the death.
(d) It was long and drawn out.

3. Little John broke the door as though it were made of...?
(a) Brittle ice.
(b) Dead branches.
(c) Fine china.
(d) Decayed wood.

4. What did town did Robin pass by?
(a) Surrey.
(b) London.
(c) Mansfield.
(d) Essex.

5. How many men did Little John bring back to say goodbye?
(a) Eight and Twenty.
(b) Six.
(c) Eight.
(d) Thirty.

6. Who was the first man slain in the fight in Sherwood?
(a) The Sheriff of Nottingham.
(b) Sir William Dale.
(c) Sir Gilbert Dale.
(d) Allan a Dale.

7. How old is the knight's son?
(a) Twenty-one.
(b) Eighteen.
(c) Twenty.
(d) Nineteen.

8. How much money did Robin bring with him?
(a) Five golden angels.
(b) Eight golden angels.
(c) Twelve golden angels.
(d) Ten golden angels.

9. Why didn't Little John stop the traitoress?
(a) He wanted to collect on the bounty.
(b) He wasn't allowed to follow.
(c) He was in cohoots with her.
(d) He didn't know what was wrong.

10. Who was the stranger?
(a) Larson of London.
(b) Yarwick of York.
(c) Guy of Gisbourne.
(d) Jay of Gainsborough.

11. What was "one of the greatest joys" to befall Robin and his merry men?
(a) Allan a Dale's singing.
(b) The sight of Maid Marion.
(c) A good skin of March ale.
(d) A roasted spit of venison.

12. Where were the other two friars headed?
(a) Lincoln.
(b) Doncaster.
(c) Sherwood.
(d) Nottingham.

13. Who took third place?
(a) Henry.
(b) Herbert.
(c) Hubert.
(d) Harris.

14. How many tuns of alcohol was the king wagering?
(a) Ten.
(b) Twenty.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Twelve.

15. What did Robin give the knight for himself?
(a) Cloth and gold.
(b) A chain of gold and golden spurs.
(c) Money and cloth.
(d) Advice and an open ear.