Chapters 6-9

Question 1

money paid to release a prisoner

Answer 1

ransom

Question 2

guarantee

Answer 2

surety

Question 3

borrower

Answer 3

debtor

Question 4

ransom

Answer 4

money paid to release a prisoner

Question 5

surety

Answer 5

guarantee

Question 6

debtor

Answer 6

borrower

Question 7

a term of insult that means a worthless and cowardly person

Answer 7

cur

Question 8

the tomb of Christ

Answer 8

His Holy Sepulchre

Question 9

a religious officer next in rank below the abbot

Answer 9

prior

Question 10

term used in the Middle Ages referring to Muslims

Answer 10

Saracens

Question 11

the poor knight who receives money from Robin to pay back his loans to the abbot

Answer 11

Sir Richard of Legh

Question 12

a young nobleman apprenticing to be a knight

Answer 12

squire

Question 13

“I have no great desire to dine just yet, and there is still time to find us a guest for dinner”

Who said this?

Answer 13

Robin Hood

Question 14

“I have no great desire to dine just yet, and there is still time to find us a guest for dinner”

To whom was the speaker speaking?

Answer 14

Litlle John, Will Scarlet, and Much

Question 15

“I have no great desire to dine just yet, and there is still time to find us a guest for dinner”

How do they find guests for dinner?

Answer 15

They kidnap them, forcing them to dine with Robin

Question 16

“I have no great desire to dine just yet, and there is still time to find us a guest for dinner”

Who is the dinner guests that they find?

Answer 16

Sir Richard of Legh

Question 17

What does Robin Hood call the money he takes from his kidnapped dinner guests?

Answer 17

tithe of the forest

Question 18

What does Robin Hood give Sir Richard to help him?

Answer 18

money

Question 19

promise

Answer 19

oath

Question 20

valley

Answer 20

glade

Question 21

searched

Answer 21

scoured

Question 22

oath

Answer 22

promise

Question 23

glade

Answer 23

valley

Question 24

scoured

Answer 24

searched

Question 25

Marian's disgues as a shepherdess

Answer 25

Clorinda

Question 26

a messenger

Answer 26

herald

Question 27

a lord who is owed allegiance and service

Answer 27

liege

Question 28

the Holy Land; the place where the Crusades were being fought

Answer 28

Palestine

Question 29

a keeper of the royal deer

Answer 29

ranger

Question 30

"Go to your room now - and do not let anyone see you leaving Arlinford Castle, or it will be the worse for us all!" Who said this?

Answer 30

Lord Fitzwalter

Question 31

"Go to your room now - and do not let anyone see you leaving Arlinford Castle, or it will be the worse for us all!" To whom was the speaker speaking?

Answer 31

Marian

Question 32

"Go to your room now - and do not let anyone see you leaving Arlinford Castle, or it will be the worse for us all!" Why is this person leaving Arlinford Castle?

Answer 32

She is going to be with Robin in Sherwood Forest.

Question 33

Marian is at the Gamwell festivel diguised as what?

Answer 33

a shepherdess

Question 34

Who shows up at the Gamwell festival trying to capture Robin Hood?

Answer 34

Guy of Gisborne

Question 35

carry

Answer 35

ferry

Question 36

battle

Answer 36

fray

Question 37

skull

Answer 37

sconce

Question 38

ferry

Answer 38

carry

Question 39

fray

Answer 39

battle

Question 40

sconce

Answer 40

skull

Question 41

money or food given as charity to the poor

Answer 41

alms

Question 42

a person who was withdrawn from the world to live in seclusion

Answer 42

hermit

Question 43

a medieval musician or poet

Answer 43

minstrel

Question 44

"It seems that a few pease and a jug of water have thriven you marvelously." Who said this?

Answer 44

Robin Hood

Question 45

"Go to your room now - and do not let anyone see you leaving Arlinford Castle, or it will be the worse for us all!" To whom was the speaker speaking?

Answer 45

Hermit of Copmanhurst (Friar Tuck)

Question 46

"Go to your room now - and do not let anyone see you leaving Arlinford Castle, or it will be the worse for us all!" Why is it so surprising that this person has lived so well off of such a meager diet?

Answer 46

He is so big and strong and is such a powerful fighter.

Question 47

What does the friar demand from Robin after he ferries him across the river?

Answer 47

money

Question 48

When Robin goes to the friar's home for a meal, what does the friar offer Robin to eat?

Answer 48

peas

Question 49

What does Robin offer to the friar to convince him to serve a richer meal?

Answer 49

a gold coin

Question 50

conceited

Answer 50

pompous

Question 51

rude

Answer 51

churlish

Question 52

severe

Answer 52

dire

Question 53

pompous

Answer 53

conceited

Question 54

churlish

Answer 54

rude

Question 55

dire

Answer 55

severe

Question 56

a sheath for a sword or dagger

Answer 56

scabbard

Question 57

"You owe me no money. It has already been paid..." Who said this?

Answer 57

Robin Hood

Question 58

"You owe me no money. It has already been paid..." To whom was the speaker sepaking?

Answer 58

Sir Richard of Legh

Question 59

"You owe me no money. It has already been paid..." Why is no money owed?

Answer 59

Robin Hood collected a "tithe of the forest" from two monks, and used it to repay the debt Sir Richard owed.