Characters
Who confronts the Balrog on the bridge?
Gandalf
Where does the Fellowship go after leaving Moria?
Lothlórien
What bridge does Gandalf defend?
The Bridge of Khazad-dûm
Who says, “You cannot pass”?
Gandalf
What theme is shown by Gandalf’s sacrifice?
Courage / sacrifice / duty
Which elf lady rules in Lothlórien?
Galadriel
What magical object does Galadriel show Frodo and Sam?
The Mirror of Galadriel
What forest realm do the elves protect?
Lothlórien
What does Frodo offer Galadriel?
The Ring
What theme is shown when Galadriel refuses the Ring?
Resisting temptation / humility
Which member of the Fellowship tries to take the Ring from Frodo?
Boromir
What river does the Fellowship travel down near the end?
The Anduin (Great River)
What hill/seat near the end does Frodo climb to decide what to do?
Amon Hen (Seat of Seeing)
What does Galadriel refuse?
Taking the Ring / becoming a dark queen
What theme is shown by Boromir’s actions?
Corruption of power / temptation
Who insists on accompanying Frodo at the end of the book?
Sam
What major decision does Frodo make in the final chapter?
To leave the Fellowship and continue alone
What nearby hill is associated with hearing?
Amon Lhaw
What gift helps Frodo and Sam on their journey as food?
Lembas bread
Why is Sam important to Frodo’s journey thematically?
Loyalty / friendship / selflessness
Which character becomes the practical leader after Gandalf’s fall?
Aragorn
What is one reason Galadriel is tested by the Ring?
Great power makes temptation greater
Where is it that Boromir wants to go
Minas Tirith
What happens when Frodo puts on the Ring at Amon Hen?
He sees farther / senses the Eye searching for him
What does the breaking of the Fellowship suggest about evil’s power?
It divides people / creates conflict / isolates individuals