Robin Hood Outlaw Story

Study Notes

Robin Hood becomes an outlaw after the Sheriff of Nottingham kills his father and takes his lands.
Robin and his loyal servants escape to Sherwood Forest to live as free men and outlaws.
They take from the rich and give to the poor, with a plan to invite rich travelers into the forest to pay for their food and give half of everything they have.
Robin meets and befriends Little John, a skilled sword maker and fighter.
Friar Tuck joins the group of outlaws after a humorous encounter with Robin.
Robin and Maid Marion, childhood friends, reunite and fall in love.
The Sheriff of Nottingham sends soldiers to capture Robin Hood, but they are killed by the skilled archers in Sherwood Forest.
King John offers a reward for Robin Hood's capture, dead or alive.
Maid Marion runs away from an unwanted marriage proposal to Sir Guy of Gisborne and joins Robin in Sherwood Forest.
The outlaws continue to rob the rich and help the poor, with Maid Marion now a beloved member of the group.
Robin Hood is a famous outlaw in Sherwood Forest.
The Sheriff of Nottingham wants to capture Robin Hood dead or alive.
The Sheriff's men are afraid to capture Robin Hood.
The Sheriff holds an archery competition to capture Robin Hood.
Robin Hood disguises himself as a peasant and wins the competition.
Robin and his men defeat the Sheriff's guards and escape.
Alan Adale is a young man in love with Alice, but her father wants her to marry a rich old Baron.
Robin helps Alan and Alice get married.
King Richard, also known as The Lion Heart, returns from the Holy Land and punishes the bad and brings justice to all.
Robin and his friends become free men and live long and happy lives.

Description

Test your knowledge on the legendary tale of Robin Hood, an outlaw who takes from the rich and gives to the poor in Sherwood Forest. From the Sheriff of Nottingham to Maid Marion and King Richard, see how well you know this classic story.