Characters
What is the name of the main character?
Frodo Baggins
What is the object of the central focus of the story, sought after by both good and evil?
The One Ring
What peaceful region is home to Frodo, Sam, and other hobbits, and known for its lush fields and tranquility?
The Shire
What theme can reflect the struggle between good and evil, as embodied by the conflict over the One Ring?
1. Battle between light and darkness
2. Growing as a person
3. Friendship and sacrifice
4. Teamwork
5. Wanting power
1. Battle between light and darkness
What was Frodo's sword name and what did it do?
Its name was Sting and it glowed when it sensed danger around.
What is the name of the character who helps Frodo throughout the story, and also fought a balrog?
Gandalf
What number of people did the Fellowship set out with that represent the free peoples of Middle-earth?
Nine.
What ancient and majestic city serves as the stronghold of Elrond and a refuge for the Fellowship?
Rivendell
What theme shows the journey of the Fellowship highlighting the importance of this concept, as characters face personal sacrifices for a greater cause?
1. Battle between light and darkness
2. Growing as a person
3. Friendship and sacrifice
4. Teamwork
5. Wanting power
3. Friendship and sacrifice
What was Frodo's adoptive dad's name, and in his adventure, what was the dwarf's name that was related to Gimli that he traveled with?
Bilbo Baggins and Glóin
What two characters didn't initially get along at first because of their differences in race, but then ultimately become friends by the end of the book?
Gimli and Legolas
Frodo’s journey takes him to this place, where he faces the decision of whether to go to Mordor or not. What is this place?
Amon Hen
What dark, perilous forest is known for its eerie atmosphere and dangerous creatures, and where the Fellowship encounters trouble?
Lothlórien
What theme emphasizes the corrupting influence of power, as seen through characters’ reactions to the Ring?
1. Battle between light and darkness
2. Growing as a person
3. Friendship and sacrifice
4. Teamwork
5. Wanting power
5. Wanting power
How many of the rings were given to the mortal men?
9
Other than Frodo, what were all the other hobbits that went on the trip?
Sam, Merry, and Pippin.
What giant creature helped defeat Gandalf at the battle of Moria?
The balrog
What treacherous mountain range did the Fellowship travel through that had harsh weather and dangerous terrain?
The Misty Mountains
What theme shows the characters demonstrating unity and cooperation, even though they have diverse backgrounds?
1. Battle between light and darkness
2. Growing as a person
3. Friendship and sacrifice
4. Teamwork
5. Wanting power
4. Teamwork
How many of the rings were gave to the dwarves.
7
Who are the main two humans other than Gandalf in the Fellowship of The Ring?
Boromir and Aragorn.
What location is the Fellowship initially united, and where they pledge to help Frodo in his quest?
Rivendell
What underground place, once home to dwarves, becomes the site of a crucial battle against orcs and a Balrog?
Moria
Which theme is illustrated by the characters’ journeys, emphasizing growth and personal development in the face of adversity?
1. Battle between light and darkness
2. Growing as a person
3. Friendship and sacrifice
4. Teamwork
5. Wanting power
2. Growing as a person
Who were the people who made the rings?
Sauron and Celebrimbor