"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Review

The American author who wrote "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in the early 1800"s was

• Washington Irving

• Samuel Clements

• Ichabod Crane

• Jay-Z

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The setting of the legend is in

• Pennsylvania, 1985

• New York, 1800

• Texas, 1852

• Europe, 1273

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The village _____is on the banks of the_____ river.

• New York, Mississippi

• Knockknock, Flowon

• Tarrytown, Ohio

• Sleepy Hollow, Hudson

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The Headless Horseman was

• a ghost named Van Tassel.

• a Native American that got lost.

• an old farmer with a pumpkin.

• a soldier who got a cannon ball to his head.

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Ichabod Crane was welcomed, gentleman

• teacher.

• soldier.

• farmer.

• singer.

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Mr. Crane read tales that were about

• moving to the Western part of the world.

• Indians who haunted the citizens.

• witchcraft and frightening situations.

• farming and raising animals.

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A damsel would probably

• wear an elegant dress.

• have lots of horses.

• need to hire someone to row the boat.

• live close to the dam of a river.

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Part 2. A "small moment" that helps the reader to understand Ichabod Crane:

• he imagines himself the lord of the mansion.

• he rode a horse for the first time.

• he read happily under a tree about moving to Ohio.

• he went to a party and danced.

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A "daunting" rival, is a

• a large bridge over a river.

• type of wagon used in Sleepy Hollow.

• farmhouse that is extremely large.

• a person who is a challenge.

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Part 3. Van Tassel was the name of a real family in the area.

• true

• false

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