Robin Hood

In Scene 4, Robin Hood steaks all the money that Sir Guy has with him. What can you infer Robin will do with the money?

• Turn it over to Prince John

• . turn it over to the Sheriff of Nottingham

• give it to the poor

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In general, the story of Robin Hood portrays the upper classes of medieval society as

• hardworking.

• greedy and heartless.

• foolish but harmless.

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Which of the following details support your answer to Question 2? Choose THREE.

• Prince John demands that everyone pay heavy taxes, even the very poor.

• The Sheriff of Nottingham burns down Much’s family’s mill.

• Sir Guy says, “I have no pity for commoners and peasants. If they worked harder, they would have plenty.”

• Robin Hood says that he is really a noble and could be living in luxury.

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Why does the Sheriff of Nottingham hold the archery contest?

• to show off the skills of his head archer, Gilbert

• to prove that Robin Hood isn’t as good at archery as he claims

• to lure Robin Hood so that he can be captured

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In Scene 8, Lady Marian talks to Robin. This conversation helps her decide that ______. Choose TWO.

• Robin’s actions are just

• Robin deserves to be punished

• she is lucky to be a noble

• she should join Robin and the Merry Men

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With which of the following statements would Robin Hood likely agree? Choose TWO.

• When someone is being treated unfairly, it is our responsibility to take action.

• Those in positions of power must always be obeyed.

• Doing what is right is not always the same thing as obeying rulers.

• We should always put ourselves first and not worry about what is best for other

  people.

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How is Robin Hood viewed by the commoners and peasants? Why do they view him this way? Use text evidence to support your answers.

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In Scene 5, the Bishop calls Robin Hood “a show-off.” Is he right? Use details from the play to support your answer.

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