Adventures in The Hobbit: Chapter 8

What is the name of the character who helps the dwarves escape from the spiders?

• Smaug

• Bilbo Baggins

• Thorin Oakenshield

• Gandalf

How does Bilbo manage to outsmart the spiders in the forest?

• Bilbo outsmarts the spiders by using the One Ring to become invisible and by fighting them with his sword, Sting.

• Bilbo uses a magic spell to control the spiders.

• Bilbo calls for help from Gandalf to defeat the spiders.

• Bilbo distracts the spiders with food and escapes.

What significant item does Bilbo acquire in Chapter 8?

• A dragon's treasure

• A map of Middle-earth

• A magical sword

• The One Ring

Describe the relationship between Bilbo and the dwarves at this point in the story.

• Bilbo feels completely alienated from the dwarves and is often ignored.

• Bilbo and the dwarves have a hostile relationship, constantly arguing and fighting.

• The dwarves see Bilbo as a burden and do not trust him at all.

• Bilbo and the dwarves share a growing bond of respect and camaraderie, with Bilbo transitioning from an outsider to a valued member of the group.

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What theme of courage is illustrated through Bilbo's actions in this chapter?

• Bilbo shows courage by avoiding all conflict and staying safe.

• Bilbo's actions demonstrate a lack of fear in dangerous situations.

• Bilbo's bravery is shown through his desire to flee from danger.

• Bilbo's courage is illustrated through his willingness to confront danger and act despite his fears.

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How do the dwarves react to Bilbo's newfound confidence?

• The dwarves are jealous of Bilbo's confidence.

• The dwarves are indifferent to Bilbo's confidence.

• The dwarves are surprised and admire Bilbo's newfound confidence.

• The dwarves are annoyed by Bilbo's newfound confidence.

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What role does the setting of Mirkwood play in this chapter?

• Mirkwood serves as a peaceful refuge for the characters.

• Mirkwood is a place of celebration and joy in this chapter.

• Mirkwood creates a sense of danger and reflects the characters' internal struggles.

• Mirkwood has no impact on the characters' journey or emotions.

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What is the significance of the Elvenking's realm in relation to the dwarves' journey?

• The Elvenking's realm is a safe haven for the dwarves.

• The Elvenking's realm is significant as it represents both a challenge and a potential alliance for the dwarves on their journey.

• The Elvenking's realm has no impact on the dwarves' journey.

• The Elvenking's realm is solely a place for treasure hunting.

How does the chapter explore the concept of friendship?

• The chapter explores friendship through shared experiences, mutual support, and the challenges faced together.

• Friendship is portrayed as a competition for resources.

• The chapter dismisses the importance of friendship altogether.

• Friendship is defined by physical proximity and shared interests.

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What challenges do the characters face in Chapter 8, and how do they overcome them?

• The characters face financial difficulties and resolve them through loans.

• The characters face internal fears and environmental challenges, which they overcome through teamwork and past experiences.

• The characters encounter magical creatures and defeat them with spells.

• The characters struggle with personal relationships and ignore them completely.

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