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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What deal had been struck between Robin and the Bishop?
(a) That he would never come back ever.
(b) That he could make the lady love her husband.
(c) That he wouldn't give him anything, but take all.
(d) That he would send the friars dogs on him if he didn't officiate the ceremony.

2. How many days did it take Robin's pain to fade?
(a) Two.
(b) Five.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.

3. What town did the Sheriff head to to get his warrant served?
(a) Nottingham.
(b) Lincoln Town.
(c) York.
(d) London.

4. What drew Robin to Locksley Town?
(a) An adventure.
(b) A ladies look.
(c) A butt of good October brewing.
(d) A chance to prove himself the best marksman in England.

5. Why did Robin follow the voices and commotion?
(a) He wanted to see what it was all about.
(b) He thought that it would be funny to play with them.
(c) He thought that he would make sport of them.
(d) He thought that Little John ran afoul of the Kings' Foresters.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the only man as attractive as Will?

2. What does the farmer call his daughter?

3. What did Little John speak of Robin and his band to the Sheriff?

4. What did Robin rename Will Gamwell?

5. What was the name of the Tanner?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Friar Tuck say of Robin Hood?

2. Why does Robin give back the Sheriff his silver and not take his money?

3. Who stopped the dogs and how?

4. Why do the cook and Little John fight?

5. Why did people try to get May Ellen from her tower and why wouldn't she marry?

6. Why wouldn't anyone go to serve the warrant for Robin Hood's arrest?

7. How was Robin going to play a joke on the Miller?

8. Why did the Sheriff think to take Robin for a fool?

9. Why did people stop and stare at the three travelers?

10. What was Little John's dilemma?

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