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1、www.readinga-Robin Hood and the KingRobin Hood and the KingA Reading AZ Level Z Leveled BookWord Count:3,074Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.An English Folktale Adapted by Katherine Follett Illustrated by David Cockcroft LEVELED BOOK ZQWZAn English Folktale Adapted by Katheri
2、ne FollettIllustrated by David Cockcroft Robin Hood and the KingRobin Hood and the KingLevel Z Leveled Book Learning AZAn English folktale adapted by Katherine Follett from an original retelling by Bertha E.BushIllustrated by David Cockcroft All rights reserved.www.readinga-www.readinga-CorrelationL
3、EVEL ZUVN/A50Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA2324Glossaryabbot (n.)the leader of a group of monks(p.9)bounty (n.)great wealth offered as a reward(p.5)brazen (adj.)boldly defiant(p.5)chivalrous (adj.)honorable and courteous(p.6)consort (n.)company(p.13)conviction (n.)a strong belief or opinion(p.21
4、)corrupt (adj.)dishonest in order to gain something(p.4)cunning (adj.)able to use cleverness to trick others(p.5)ere (conj.)before(p.8)forsooth (adv.)in truth;indeed(often used to express doubt)(p.16)fortitude (n.)strength;endurance(p.19)friars (n.)Christian monks(p.10)hearken (v.)listen(p.16)hither
5、 (adv.)here(p.17)indolence (n.)sloth;laziness(p.19)liege (n.)a lord to whom one owes faithful service(p.9)oblige (v.)to do something as if it were a favor(p.9)pilgrimage (n.)a journey to a shrine or other sacred place(p.11)portly (adj.)fat(p.9)refuge (n.)a place of safety,comfort,or protection(p.4)r
6、elish (v.)to enjoy(p.19)ruffian (n.)a violent,lawless person(p.13)sooth (n.)truth(p.9)sought (v.)looked for(p.4)sovereign (n.)the supreme ruler of a nation,especially a king or queen (p.20)tankards (n.)tall metal drinking cups with handles and hinged lids(p.15)tarry (v.)to remain temporarily(p.11)ti
7、the (n.)a small portion of ones income given as an offering to a church or charity(p.12)venison (n.)deer meat(p.15)yeomen (n.)a class of people in England who were free and owned their own land(p.12)Robin Hood and the King Level ZAn English Folktale Adapted by Katherine FollettIllustrated by David C
8、ockcroft Robin Hood and the KingRobin Hood and the KingLevel Z Leveled Book Learning AZAn English folktale adapted by Katherine Follett from an original retelling by Bertha E.BushIllustrated by David Cockcroft All rights reserved.www.readinga-www.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL ZUVN/A50Fountas&PinnellRead
9、ing RecoveryDRA2324Glossaryabbot (n.)the leader of a group of monks(p.9)bounty (n.)great wealth offered as a reward(p.5)brazen (adj.)boldly defiant(p.5)chivalrous (adj.)honorable and courteous(p.6)consort (n.)company(p.13)conviction (n.)a strong belief or opinion(p.21)corrupt (adj.)dishonest in orde
10、r to gain something(p.4)cunning (adj.)able to use cleverness to trick others(p.5)ere (conj.)before(p.8)forsooth (adv.)in truth;indeed(often used to express doubt)(p.16)fortitude (n.)strength;endurance(p.19)friars (n.)Christian monks(p.10)hearken (v.)listen(p.16)hither (adv.)here(p.17)indolence (n.)s
11、loth;laziness(p.19)liege (n.)a lord to whom one owes faithful service(p.9)oblige (v.)to do something as if it were a favor(p.9)pilgrimage (n.)a journey to a shrine or other sacred place(p.11)portly (adj.)fat(p.9)refuge (n.)a place of safety,comfort,or protection(p.4)relish (v.)to enjoy(p.19)ruffian
12、(n.)a violent,lawless person(p.13)sooth (n.)truth(p.9)sought (v.)looked for(p.4)sovereign (n.)the supreme ruler of a nation,especially a king or queen (p.20)tankards (n.)tall metal drinking cups with handles and hinged lids(p.15)tarry (v.)to remain temporarily(p.11)tithe (n.)a small portion of ones
13、income given as an offering to a church or charity(p.12)venison (n.)deer meat(p.15)yeomen (n.)a class of people in England who were free and owned their own land(p.12)Robin Hood and the King Level Z2122“Your Majesty,”he said,“ye have no subjects in all England more loyal than me and my Merry Men.No
14、evil have we done except to the greedy and rich who have abused thy subjects.We beg thy pardon if we have done wrong,and we beg for thy protection,as we always serve thee faithfully.”The king was astonished that an outlaw should speak so well and with such conviction,and he was impressed that Robin
15、Hood hadnt fled in fear of being arrested.He realized Robin was one of his most loyal subjects,courageous and noble even beyond what the legends depicted.King Richard also knew that Robin was the best archer in England,and he wanted him by his side.“I shall forgive all thy lawbreaking and order the
16、nobles to leave thee at peace,”he said,“if with me to my court thou wilt come and serve me there.Pray you,bring Will Scarlet and Wat the Tinker to become knights in my court.As for Little John,henceforward he shall be the new Sheriff of Nottingham,since the old one saw fit to abuse his authority.The
17、 rest of thy men I shall appoint royal rangers.Tis undeniable they can protect Sherwood Forest better than anyone,and they have done good deeds in providing for the common people.”“With all my heart,”replied Robin Hood,and a great roar went up from the Merry Men.They adored their king,and though the
18、y loved the outlaw life,they had always hoped that one day their good deeds would be recognized by the throne.So Robin Hood departed the forest and went to the kings court,where he served King Richard well.His men became rangers of the forest and never had to fear punishment from their new sheriff.B
19、ut Robin Hood was never far from his loyal men.He often disguised himself as a greedy noble,laden with gold,and rode through Sherwood Forest.Only after his men had waylaid him did he reveal himself,congratulating them on their work and,of course,leaving the gold with them to be distributed to anyone
20、 in need.With Robin Hood at court,Little John in Nottingham,and the Merry Men protecting the countryside,the common folk of England never had to suffer under the rule of wicked lords again.Robin Hood and the King Level Z34Table of ContentsIntroduction .4King Richard .6The Feast .10The Archery Match
21、.16King Richard Reveals Himself .20Glossary .23IntroductionRobin Hood and his band of Merry Men took refuge in Sherwood Forest.The outlaws camouflaged themselves in green,the better to ambush the wicked lords who sought passage through the wood.King Richard of England was off at war,and greedy lords
22、 ruled the land to their own advantage while he was away.Robin Hood and his band robbed these wicked rich men and gave the money back to those in need.The corrupt lords wanted to hang Robin,but they could never catch him.Robin thought the grasping lords were the real thieves;they were the ones who a
23、bused their positions of authority,leaving the common folk of England starving and homeless.Robin Hood and the King Level Z34Table of ContentsIntroduction .4King Richard .6The Feast .10The Archery Match .16King Richard Reveals Himself .20Glossary .23IntroductionRobin Hood and his band of Merry Men t
24、ook refuge in Sherwood Forest.The outlaws camouflaged themselves in green,the better to ambush the wicked lords who sought passage through the wood.King Richard of England was off at war,and greedy lords ruled the land to their own advantage while he was away.Robin Hood and his band robbed these wic
25、ked rich men and gave the money back to those in need.The corrupt lords wanted to hang Robin,but they could never catch him.Robin thought the grasping lords were the real thieves;they were the ones who abused their positions of authority,leaving the common folk of England starving and homeless.Robin
26、 Hood and the King Level Z2122“Your Majesty,”he said,“ye have no subjects in all England more loyal than me and my Merry Men.No evil have we done except to the greedy and rich who have abused thy subjects.We beg thy pardon if we have done wrong,and we beg for thy protection,as we always serve thee f
27、aithfully.”The king was astonished that an outlaw should speak so well and with such conviction,and he was impressed that Robin Hood hadnt fled in fear of being arrested.He realized Robin was one of his most loyal subjects,courageous and noble even beyond what the legends depicted.King Richard also
28、knew that Robin was the best archer in England,and he wanted him by his side.“I shall forgive all thy lawbreaking and order the nobles to leave thee at peace,”he said,“if with me to my court thou wilt come and serve me there.Pray you,bring Will Scarlet and Wat the Tinker to become knights in my cour
29、t.As for Little John,henceforward he shall be the new Sheriff of Nottingham,since the old one saw fit to abuse his authority.The rest of thy men I shall appoint royal rangers.Tis undeniable they can protect Sherwood Forest better than anyone,and they have done good deeds in providing for the common
30、people.”“With all my heart,”replied Robin Hood,and a great roar went up from the Merry Men.They adored their king,and though they loved the outlaw life,they had always hoped that one day their good deeds would be recognized by the throne.So Robin Hood departed the forest and went to the kings court,
31、where he served King Richard well.His men became rangers of the forest and never had to fear punishment from their new sheriff.But Robin Hood was never far from his loyal men.He often disguised himself as a greedy noble,laden with gold,and rode through Sherwood Forest.Only after his men had waylaid
32、him did he reveal himself,congratulating them on their work and,of course,leaving the gold with them to be distributed to anyone in need.With Robin Hood at court,Little John in Nottingham,and the Merry Men protecting the countryside,the common folk of England never had to suffer under the rule of wi
33、cked lords again.Robin Hood and the King Level Z1920Robin was being somewhat crafty in this decision.Although he did not mind hard knocks,he did not relish the thought of being sent sprawling in front of his band.He knew it was his fortitude that kept them going when life in the forest weighed heavi
34、ly on their courageous shoulders.He was gambling that the arms of a churchman would be as soft as pillows,for abbots were notorious for their indolence.But the pretend abbot bared an arm so thick and muscular that the men stared and gasped.King Richard was an active king,and years at war had made hi
35、m incredibly strong.Robin Hood gulped but placed himself squarely in front of the king,who struck a blow that would have knocked out an ox.Down went Robin Hood,rolling over and over on the ground while his men howled with laughter.“Well,”said Robin Hood,sitting up,blinking rapidly,half dazed,“ere to
36、day,I thought no one in England could strike such a blow.Who are ye,sir?Methinks thou art not a churchman.”King Richard Reveals HimselfKing Richard threw back his hood,and Robin immediately recognized his king.If he had been a disloyal man as well as an outlaw,he would have trembled like a flame in
37、the breeze,but Robin had always remained loyal to his sovereign.Indeed,he believed that stealing from the greedy lords and returning the gold to those in need was the greatest service he could perform for King Richard and for his country.“The king!”cried Little John,falling upon his knees.The rest o
38、f the Merry Men immediately took off their hats and knelt as well.“The king!”echoed Robin Hood after a moment of astonishment.Robin Hood had never bowed before any lord,but there was no shame in his voice when he knelt before the king.Robin Hood and the King Level Z56The bloodthirsty lords put a pri
39、ce on the heads of the Merry Men,and the bounty on their brazen leader,Robin Hood,was especially high.But the wicked lords soon found that the English people loved and admired Robin Hood and his band so much that no price was high enough to purchase the life of the peoples hero.Even the king himself
40、,when he returned from war,could not help but respect this cunning outlaw who continued to deceive and outmaneuver the corrupt lords,slipping through their fingers like sand whenever they thought they had him in their clutches.King RichardMany years earlier,King Richard the Lionheart had left Englan
41、d to lead the Third Crusade to the Holy Land to recapture the city of Jerusalem from the forces of Saladin.After many victories in battle,he successfully negotiated a peace treaty with Saladin,the leader of the Saracens,whose skill in battle and chivalrous manner he well admired.Receiving word while
42、 away in that distant land that all was not well back in England,Richard immediately took ship to return home.Unfortunately,his ship was wrecked in a storm,and he was captured and imprisoned while making his way home by a dangerous route.Two more years passed before King Richard was released and was
43、 finally able to return to England to put his country to rights.Although King Richard was busy catching up on the affairs of state after his return from war in distant lands,the change in pace and the routine nature of his tasks at court left him restless.Signing a royal order for importing cheese d
44、id little to satisfy his thirst for adventure.King Richard resolved to make a tour of his kingdom to see for himself how the lords had governed during his long absence.Robin Hood and the King Level Z56The bloodthirsty lords put a price on the heads of the Merry Men,and the bounty on their brazen lea
45、der,Robin Hood,was especially high.But the wicked lords soon found that the English people loved and admired Robin Hood and his band so much that no price was high enough to purchase the life of the peoples hero.Even the king himself,when he returned from war,could not help but respect this cunning
46、outlaw who continued to deceive and outmaneuver the corrupt lords,slipping through their fingers like sand whenever they thought they had him in their clutches.King RichardMany years earlier,King Richard the Lionheart had left England to lead the Third Crusade to the Holy Land to recapture the city
47、of Jerusalem from the forces of Saladin.After many victories in battle,he successfully negotiated a peace treaty with Saladin,the leader of the Saracens,whose skill in battle and chivalrous manner he well admired.Receiving word while away in that distant land that all was not well back in England,Ri
48、chard immediately took ship to return home.Unfortunately,his ship was wrecked in a storm,and he was captured and imprisoned while making his way home by a dangerous route.Two more years passed before King Richard was released and was finally able to return to England to put his country to rights.Alt
49、hough King Richard was busy catching up on the affairs of state after his return from war in distant lands,the change in pace and the routine nature of his tasks at court left him restless.Signing a royal order for importing cheese did little to satisfy his thirst for adventure.King Richard resolved
50、 to make a tour of his kingdom to see for himself how the lords had governed during his long absence.Robin Hood and the King Level Z1920Robin was being somewhat crafty in this decision.Although he did not mind hard knocks,he did not relish the thought of being sent sprawling in front of his band.He