Vocabulary I
Vocabulary II
Identify I
Identify II
Comp. Questions and Quotations
100

This word means "very hungry."

a. impertinent

b. embrasure

c. famished

c. famished

100

This word means "alongside."

a. dousing

b. embrasure

c. abreast

c. abreast

100

What is the sport of hunting with a hawk called?

Hawking

100

Friar of St. Mark's who cared for Robin

Brother Luke

100

Why did Brother Luke think that Robin would have "a fine and beautiful life" even if he never got better?

Because Robin had a strong mind and cheerful spirit

200

This word means "plunging."

a. dousing

b. linger

c. breached

a. dousing

200

This word means "opening."

a. embrasure

b. portcullis

c. breached

a. embrasure
200

The gatekeeper at Lindsay is called ___________?

Alan-at-gate

200

One of Sir Peter's archers at Lindsay is called _________________________?

Adam the Bowman

200

When the town of Lindsay was invaded by the Welsh, where did the women and children go? Where did the men go?

Women and children - in the keep

Men - to gather weapons in the inner bailey

300

This word means "rude" or "uncivil."

a. treacherous

b. impertinent

c. famished

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

b. impertinent

300

This word means "deceptive, dangerous."

a. portcullis

b. treacherous

c. ruefully

b. treacherous

300

A pie filled with meat or fish is called _____________?

A pasty

300

Sir Peter's cousin and neighbor, who rescues him from the Welsh

Sir Hugh Fitzhugh

300

How did Robin's father react to seeing Robin's crippled legs? How did his mother react?

His father was so proud of his courage, craftsmanship, and spirit that he didn't notice Robin's legs, and his mother was thankful he would never be called away to war.

400

This word means "broken through."

a. embrasure

b. treacherous

c. breached

c. breached

400

This word means "showing sorrow or pity."

a. abreast

b. embrasure

c. ruefully

c. ruefully

400

A fortified tower within the walls of the castle is called a ____________?

keep

400

Soldiers stationed in a fortified place is called a _______________?

a. garrison

b. hawking

c. keep

a. Garrison

400

Who said this, and to whom?

"Tis the Feast of Christmas, and thou hast found the door in thy wall."

Brother Luke, to Robin

500

This word means "the iron gate of a city or castle."

a. embrasure

b. portcullis

c. dousing

b. portcullis

500

This word means "to delay" or "to dawdle."

a. abreast

b. linger

c. dousing

b. linger

500

Sir Peter's blacksmith is called __________?

William Wise

500

A raised platform at one end of the great hall is called a _________________?

a. garrison

b. dais

c. pasty

b. dais

500

What did Robin say to himself to encourage himself as he swam across the river?

NOTE:  Be prepared to write an essay describing Robin's journey and some of the "doors" or opportunities he found throughout the book.

He said, "Anyone can NOT do it."

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