Characters I
Characters II
Plot I
Plot II
Plot III
100

_____ is an old magician with wisdom who always seems to know more than he divulges. With his extensive magical abilities, he usually appears when he is most needed.

Who is Gandalf?

100

_____ is the story's protagonist. A hobbit, he is described as "a short, human-like person." Like other hobbits, commonsense and meticulous, he lives a quiet existence in his cozy hole at Bag End and is happy to stay at home.

Who is Bilbo Baggins?

100

In Chapter 6, the circumstances that best sum up Bilbo's physical condition, both before and after he finds the dwarves, were _____, exhaustion, and hunger.

What are wobbly legs?

100

In Chapter 6, the Wargs were angry because they believed the travelers to be _____.

Who were woodmen spies?

100

In Chapter 7, Gandalf instructed the group to periodically and in pairs enter Beorn's home to follow Beorn’s custom and avoid _____ him.

What was offending?

200

After the dwarves and Bilbo manage to get away from the goblins, _____—a man with the ability to transform into a bear—assists them.

Who is Beorn?

200

_____ is a peculiar, tiny, slimy creature that inhabits Moria's caverns beneath the Misty Mountains. There, he broods over his “precious,” a magic ring, until he accidentally loses it, and Bilbo finds it.

Who is Gollum?

200

At the end of Chapter 4, Bilbo falls, bumps his head, and _____.

What was loses consciousness?

200

In Chapter 4, the two individuals or causes that gave the group early direction and enabled them to make the right decision were _____.

Who are Gandalf and Elrond?

200

In Chapter 2, the narrative mostly created tension when Bilbo approached the trolls by emphasizing the trolls’ size and the smell of _____.

What is roasted mutton?

300

_____ is a dwarf who leads his fellow dwarves on a trip to the Lonely Mountain to reclaim their treasure from Smaug.

Who is Thorin Oakenshield?

300

_____ are a robust, proud race renowned for their mining and craftsmanship.

Who are the Dwarves?

300

In Chapter 3, Thorin recognized the importance of “_____” because Durin is his ancestor and the timing matters for the map.

What is Durin’s Day?

300

In Chapter 1, after speaking with Bilbo at the door, Gandalf uses his ____ to scratch an odd sign on Bilbo's front door.

What is a staff?

300

In Chapter 5, when Gollum discovered _____ was gone, he became furious and desperate.

What was the ring?

400

_____ are a race that is immortal, fair, and graceful. They are noble and wise, yet they are also mischievous and talented musicians.

Who are the Elves?

400

The renowned leader of the elves of Rivendell is _____. When Bilbo's gang travels through Rivendell, he offers them support and wise counsel.

Who is Elrond?

400

In Chapter 3, the impact Rivendell had on the company of dwarves was his presence refreshes, fixes, and offers crucial guidance for their _____.

What is travels?

400

In Chapter 5, the particular anxieties that Gollum voices about the “precious present” and the goblins were the goblins will locate the gift and learn about its abilities, it will make a goblin _____, they will be caught by an  unseen goblin, Gollum and his friend will never be secure again.

What is invisible?

400

In Chapter 2, after the trolls were reduced to stone, the gang ransacked their cave for food, weapons, and _____.

What are valuables?

500

Goblin-town is a subterranean metropolis beneath the Misty Mountains, and its ruthless, enormous ruler is _____.

Who is the Great Goblin?

500

Bilbo and his companions come across the wicked _____. Their capacity to create brutal weapons and torture devices has made them notorious.

Who are the Goblins?

500

In Chapter 1, Gandalf defended his decision to employ Bilbo because they would only have thirteen members without Bilbo, which will be _____, he thinks Bilbo is far more than what the dwarves see at the moment, and he hopes the dwarves will respect his choice and wants to avoid a confrontation.

What was unlucky?

500

In Chapter 7, the justifications or cautions Gandalf offered for his refusal to use the detours around Mirkwood were  going north would put them near the Grey Mountains, which are stiff with goblins, going south would bring them into the dangerous land of the Necromancer, going around the forest would add hundreds of miles to their journey, and there are simply no _____ to take in that part of the world.

What are safe paths?

500

In Chapter 6, the goblins imprisoned the dwarves, Bilbo, and Gandalf in the trees by stacking fern and brushwood around the tree trunks, dancing round and round in a circle like a midsummer bonfire, feeding the fire nearest to the dwarves with leaves, dead branches, and bracken, and singing a mocking song about _____ in five fir-trees.

Who are the fifteen birds?