LVI_The Hobbit: Chapters 10 and 11

Front

Why is Bilbo unhappy during their stay in Laketown?

Back

Bilbo is unhappy because he has a bad cold.

Front

What is the first landmark feature that Bilbo notices as the barrel he is riding takes him out of the forest?

Back

The first landmark feature Bilbo notices is The Lonely Mountain.

Front

What phase of the moon is showing when Bilbo realizes that Durin's Day has come and they can find the keyhole?

Back

The phase of the moon is a new moon.

Front

How can the dwarves and Bilbo reach the third camp outside the 'doorstep'?

Back

They can reach it either by a narrow path along the edge of a precipice or by ropes.

Front

What mistaken belief is held by the younger people of Laketown?

Back

They believe that the dragon does not exist.

Front

What is the significance of Durin's Day in the story?

Back

Durin's Day marks the time when the keyhole to the Lonely Mountain can be found.

Front

Describe the relationship between Bilbo and the dwarves during their journey.

Back

Bilbo's relationship with the dwarves evolves from being a reluctant participant to a valued member of the group.

Front

What role does the Master of Laketown play in the story?

Back

The Master of Laketown is a political leader who is concerned about the safety and prosperity of his people.

Front

How does Bilbo's character develop in Chapters 10 and 11?

Back

Bilbo shows growth in bravery and resourcefulness, taking on more responsibility.

Front

What does the Lonely Mountain symbolize in the story?

Back

The Lonely Mountain symbolizes the dwarves' lost homeland and their quest for reclaiming it.