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Robin Hood Quiz 4 Review (Chapters 16-20) Flashcards

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armed

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garrisoned

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blocked

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parried

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without equal or match

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unparalleled

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belt

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girdle

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notes

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mots

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predicts

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bodes

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dead body

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carcase

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sharp

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shrewd

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joke

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jest

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disguised

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feigned

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twenty

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score

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12
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twig

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wand

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wasted away

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languished

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final; consclusive

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decisive

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secrecy

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stealth

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16
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garrisoned

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armed

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parried

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blocked

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unparalleled

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without equal or match

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girdle

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belt

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mots

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notes

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bodes

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predicts

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carcase

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dead body

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shrewd

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sharp

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jest

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joke

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feigned

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disguised

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score

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twenty

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wand

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twig

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languished

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wasted away

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decisive

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final; consclusive

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30
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stealth

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secrecy

31
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a greeting that means “Bless you”

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Benedicite

32
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the beautiful maiden who was to marry George-a-Green

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Bettris

33
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the shepherdess who was kidnapped by Mother Mauldin

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Earine

34
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the shepherd who was led to believe that his love had drowned

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Eglamour

35
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a unit of time equal to two weeks

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fortnight

36
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the pinner who became famous for punishing Prince John’s followers

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George-a-Greene

37
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a clublike weapon used to break armor

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mace

38
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the Witch of Paplewick

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Mother Mauldin

39
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one who catches stray sheep or cattle and puts them in a pound

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pinner

40
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the Saxon name for the Battle of Hastings

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Senlac Field

41
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the traitor knight who tries to overthrow the Black Knight

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Baron Fitzurse

42
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rod that holds meat as it cooks over a fire

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spit

43
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unknown Knight

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Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe; friend of King Richard

44
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the man who shoots and kills Will Scarlett

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William Trent

45
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suspected to be Richard I by Robin

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Black Knight

46
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“Right glad am I to see you! Next to our lord King Richard, you are hte man I honour most and have most often longed to meet.”

Who said this?

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George-a-Green

47
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“Right glad am I to see you! Next to our lord King Richard, you are hte man I honour most and have most often longed to meet.”

To whom was the speaker speaking?

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Robin Hood

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“Mercy, good sir! Put down your swords, men: we are fairly beaten.”

Who said this?

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Sir Guy of Gisborne

49
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“Mercy, good sir! Put down your swords, men: we are fairly beaten.”

Where is the speaker?

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at the home of Allin-a-Dale

50
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“Mercy, good sir! Put down your swords, men: we are fairly beaten.”

How has the speaker been “fairly beaten”?

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Marian has defeated Sir Guy and has him on the ground with a sword to his face, commanding him to surrender.

51
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“I gave it not! Either it was stolen, or else there has been witchcraft here!”

Who said this?

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Marian

52
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“I gave it not! Either it was stolen, or else there has been witchcraft here!”

What is the speaker talking about?

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She is talking about the deer that Mother Maudlin claimed Marian had given to her.

53
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“Verderers of Sherwood! I exact vengeance from you alone…”

Who said this?

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Robin Hood

54
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“Verderers of Sherwood! I exact vengeance from you alone…”

For what is he seeking vengeance?

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the death of Will Scarlet

55
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“Verderers of Sherwood! I exact vengeance from you alone…”

How many verderers does he kill that day?

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15 (all of them)

56
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“Verderers of Sherwood! I exact vengeance from you alone…”

What is significant about the shot that killed the very last verderer?

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It was almost a mile long - “the longest shot that ever a man fired with a long-bow.”

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“Here is the silver bugle-horn, and I dare be sworn that no other archer in England could do what you ahve done.”

Who said this?

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Prince John

58
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“Here is the silver bugle-horn, and I dare be sworn that no other archer in England could do what you ahve done.”

To whom was the speaker speaking?

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Robin Hood

59
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“Here is the silver bugle-horn, and I dare be sworn that no other archer in England could do what you ahve done.”

What had the archer accomplished?

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He split a willow twig with his arrow from 100 yards away.

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George-A Green became famous in England by doing what?

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capturing traitors to the king, punishing Prince John’s followers, and defeating armies sent to attack him

61
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What happens when George-a-Green and Robin Hood battle?

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the call a draw

62
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How does Robin Hood know that the “traveler” outside Allin-a-Dale’s house is not alone?

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he hears whispering

63
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In the battle at Allin-a-Dale’s house, Marian defeats whom?

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Sir Guy

64
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When Marian first sees Mother Maudlin, the old witch is in the shape of what?

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a raven

65
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What is Mother Mauldin’s curse upon the feast?

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the cook would become ill

66
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What did Mother Maudlin use to take the form of Marian?

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a magic belt

67
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What does Robin Hood find in Mother Maudlin’s hovel?

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Earine

68
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Why does Robin Hood believe the Sheriff is planning something against him?

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he dreamed about it

69
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What does Little John do after seeing William Trent kill Will Scarlet?

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He kills William Trent

70
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What does Robin Hood do to Sir Guy after killing him?

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cuts off his head

71
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Robin Hood and Little John are rescued from the Sheriff and his men by whom?

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the Black Knight

72
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Who comes to the aid of the Unknown Knight in the “mock battle” at the tournament?

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the Black Knight

73
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Three-quarters of the contestants drop out of the archery contest when they see who has entered the competition?

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Robin Hood

74
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To win the archery contest, Robin Hood shoots an arrow through what?

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a willow wand

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