The Hobbit Chapter 6-10

How does Bilbo know he is on the east side of the Misty Mountains?

• The sun is sinking in the west behind the mountains.
• His shadow is behind him and so are the mountains.
• He can tell by the direction the wind is blowing.
• He has a compass in his pocket.

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CCSS.RL.6.1

Why does the Lord of the Eagles notice the expedition?

• Gandalf sent for him magically.
• He heard the wolves making a lot of noise.
• He heard the sound of a battle.
• He could see through trees with his eagle x-ray vision.

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CCSS.RL.5.1

Who saves the group from being trapped in the tree?

• The eagles
• The elves
• Other dwarves
• Men on horses

How does Bilbo avoid being captured by the wood elves?

• he slips on the ring
• he hides behind a tree
• he runs out of Mirkwood
• he follows a secret path

How does Bilbo help the dwarves escape the dungeons of the wood elves

• He uses the ring to open their cages with keys
• he forces an elf to open the cages
• he breaks the cages down with Sting
• he causes a distraction while the escape

How does the group escape the home of the wood elves?

• by climbing into empty wine barrels and floating down river
• they capture elves and use them as ransom
• the kill the Elf King and force their way out
• they find a secret path out of the elves' home

How do the townspeople the the Master of Lake Town react to Bilbo and the dwarves?

• The are excited and suspicious to see dwarves
• They won't let them into town
• They are angry and attack the group
• They are scared and flee the town

What is the name of the mountain where Bilbo and the dwarves are headed?

• The Lonely Mountain
• Minas Tirith
• The Atlas
• The Last Mountain

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.

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.