ROBIN HOOD (Level 2)

Robin Hood (a pun of Rob-in-hood) is an outlaw. He lives in the Sherlock Forest with other outlaws, waiting for the good King Richard to return. In the meanwhile, he robs the rich and give the money to the poor.

ROBIN HOOD

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Vocabulary:

1. crusade: when a country attacks and takes another country
2. greedy: want to have everything for oneself
3. arrogant: when someone thinks that he/she is the most important person and others are not important
4. brutal: very bad and violent
5. sheriff: a  police man in old England
6. loyal: when a good servant serves his master well, he is loyal.
7. against: not with
8. harm: to hurt someone
9. cavern: a large cave
10. horn: 
11. signal: a sign that only the people who made it knows
12. archer: someone who uses a bow
13. practise: do something again and again until you are goot at it
14. stream: a river
15. bridge: we walk over a river on this
16. enormous: very big
17. staff: a long stick, used for fighting 
18. merry: happy
19. company: someone who goes with you
20. expert: someone who is very good at soemthing
21. fiar: a male member or a religious order
22. sniff: to smell
23. bank: the land side along the river
24. shake hands:
25. quarrel: to argue angrily
26. promise: you say this when you agree and sure to do something in the future
27. tax: the money the poor people have to give to the rich people, or the king
28. capture: to keep someone
29. perfectly: very well
30. wicked: very evil
31. subjects: the people under the king 
32. maid: a girl who works in the house of a rich person
33. disguise: to wear other clothes so that people don't know you
34. knight: a person fighting on a horse 
35. helmet: 
36. coward: a person who is afraid of almost everything
37. leave for: to go to
38. butcher: a very violent man
39. disgust: to hate someone very much because he/she is very evil
40. naked: with no clothes on
41. silver: a white expensive metal
42. archery: the art of using the bow
43. competition: where you have to do better than the others to win
44. challenge: where you have to do difficult things for good reward
45. discover: to know, to recognise
46. peasant: a country person (eg. farmer)
47. crowd: where there are a lot of people
48. square: a large place where people go to when there is an event
49. acrobat: a person who performs well on the air for people to watch
50. target: where to shoot your arrow 
51. contest: competition
52. victory: when you win a competition
53. lyre: a kind of musical instrument 
54. baron: a high-ranked person in Britain
55. similar: alike
56. bishop: a man who oversees the priests in the church
57. pale: when your skin becomes white, you are pale
58. ceremony: a formal event
59. point: to aim at something
60. couple: two people
61. banquet: a formal party
62. cross: 
63. offer: giving something to someone for free
64. pork: pig meat
65. kneel (past tense knelt): to be on your knees
66. dishonest: not honest
67. excitement: very happy because something good is going to happen
68. memory: something you remember in your head