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Conflict and Plot Structure in Robin Hood Answers

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Which sentence explains how Robin and the outlaws resolve their conflict in Robin Hood?

A
They use their abilities in positive ways.
B
They finally learn from their mistakes.
C
They teach each other lessons.
D
They forget about their past.
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Which excerpt from Robin Hood shows how Robin’s reaction to conflict changes him?

A
“What is done is done; and the egg cracked cannot be cured.”
B
“my bow and eke mine arrows are as good as thine;”
C
[he] lay hidden in Sherwood Forest for one year, and in that time there gathered around him many others like himself, cast out
D
some had been despoiled by a great baron or a rich abbot or a powerful esquire–all, for one cause or another, had come to Sherwood
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Which best explains how the author of Robin Hood structures the plot of the story?

A
by describing the forest setting
B
by including one main character
C
by developing and resolving conflicts
D
by providing more than one resolution
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What happens as a result of the outlaws’ conflict in Robin Hood?

A
They scatter and escape into Sherwood Forest.
B
They plan to find Robin Hood and ask him for help.
C
They band together with Robin Hood to help others.
D
They leave Sherwood Forest to take revenge on the King.
5

What conflict do the outlaws represent in Robin Hood?

A
the fight to have freedom
B
the fight to defend oneself
C
the fight to be treated fairly
D
the fight to elect a new king
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Read the excerpt from Robin Hood.And so he came to dwell in the greenwood that was to be his home for many a year to come, never again to see the happy days with the lads and lasses of sweet Locksley Town; for he was outlawed, not only because he had killed a man, but also because he had poached upon the King’s deer, and two hundred pounds were set upon his head, as a reward for whoever would bring him to the court of the King.What is the purpose of this excerpt?

A
to compare Robin Hood’s character at the beginning and end of the story
B
to suggest that Robin Hood’s character in the story was based on a real person
C
to explain why Robin Hood felt he needed to do what he did during the climax of the story
D
to describe what happens as a result of Robin Hood’s actions during the climax of the story
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During which part of Robin Hood does Robin challenge the forester in Sherwood Forest?

A
rising action
B
climax
C
falling action
D
resolution
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How does Robin resolve the conflict with the foresters in Robin Hood?

A
by taking action
B
by asking for help
C
by changing his attitude
D
by avoiding the situation
9

Which best describes the conflict in Robin Hood?

A
It does not seem real because of some of the characters’ actions.
B
It changes and resolves itself through the characters’ relationships.
C
It is a result of a combination of actions by all the characters.
D
It is the same for all characters and results from their own actions.
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During which part of Robin Hood does Robin vow to help those in need?

A
exposition
B
climax
C
falling action
D
resolution

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