The Hobbit Chapter 10

What is the connotation of the word master?

• Positive
• Negative
• Neutral
• Exact

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What is the history of the relationship between the dwarves and the men?

• They had a mutually beneficial relationship. Each profited from the other.
• The men were solely dependent upon the dwarves.
• The dwarves were solely dependent upon the men.
• They were both independent groups.

What does the Elvenking think will happen to the dwarves?

• He thinks they will be successful, but will owe him treasure.
• He thinks they will all be killed by the dragon.
• He thinks they won't even make it to The Lonely Mountain.
• He thinks goblins will kill them before they even get to the mountain.

Why does the Master welcome the expedition? 

• The townspeople support Thorin and legends spoke that this day would come.
• He is afraid that if he does not welcome them, they will leave before he could return them to the Elvenking.
• He is afraid of fighting dwarves because he knows they are very strong.
• He is excited to have guests because guests usually don't come this far.

What is the Master’s reaction when Thorin announces his departure?

• He is happy about it because the dwarves were terrible guests.
• He's sad to see them go because he feels like they are friends now.
• He's scared and surprised and realizes Thorin might actually be who he says he is.
• He laughs and tells Thorin he should give up the joke because no one can defeat a dragon.

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Why are the dwarves happy? Why is Bilbo unhappy?

• The dwarves love the food that men prepare, but Bilbo hates it.
• The dwarves feel energized and positive about the end of the journey. Bilbo does not.
• The dwarves are naturally not scared of dragons, but Bilbo is.
• The dwarves enjoy human company, but hobbits hate humans.

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