Exploring Chapters 2-4 of The Hobbit

What is the name of the creature that Bilbo encounters in Chapter 2?

• Smaug

• Gollum

• Thorin

• Bilbo

How does Bilbo feel about the adventure at the beginning of Chapter 2?

• Bilbo feels reluctant and anxious about the adventure.

• Bilbo is confident and ready for the challenges ahead.

• Bilbo feels indifferent and unconcerned about the adventure.

• Bilbo is excited and eager to start the adventure.

What item does Bilbo find that is significant to the story in Chapter 2?

• A treasure map

• A dragon's egg

• A magic sword

• The One Ring

Who are the first group of characters that visit Bilbo in Chapter 2?

• Legolas and Gimli

• Aragorn and Boromir

• Gandalf and the three trolls (Tom, Bert, William)

• Frodo and Sam

What is the main reason for the dwarves' visit to Bilbo's home?

• To recruit him as a burglar for their quest.

• To invite him for a tea party.

• To ask for directions to the nearest mountain.

• To discuss local gardening tips.

What does Gandalf do to help Bilbo in Chapter 3?

• Gandalf helps Bilbo by advocating for him to the dwarves and boosting his confidence.

• Gandalf teaches Bilbo how to cook for the dwarves.

• Gandalf leaves Bilbo behind to fend for himself.

• Gandalf gives Bilbo a magical sword to fight the trolls.

What is the significance of the trolls in Chapter 2?

• The trolls represent the main characters' allies in their journey.

• The trolls are a source of comic relief in the story.

• The trolls symbolize the beauty of nature and harmony.

• The trolls signify challenges and obstacles that test the characters' courage and teamwork.

How do the dwarves react to Bilbo's initial reluctance to join them?

• The dwarves leave without him, not caring about his choice.

• The dwarves express frustration and try to persuade Bilbo to join them.

• The dwarves ignore Bilbo and continue their journey.

• The dwarves celebrate Bilbo's decision to stay behind.

What lesson does Bilbo learn about bravery in Chapters 2-4?

• Bilbo learns that true bravery involves facing one's fears and taking action despite them.

• Bilbo learns that bravery is about showing off one's strength.

• Bravery means avoiding dangerous situations altogether.

• True bravery is never feeling fear in the first place.

What role does the setting play in the events of Chapters 2-4?

• The setting only serves as a backdrop with no relevance to the plot.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' emotions.

• The setting is irrelevant to the characters' development.

• The setting shapes the characters' experiences and influences the plot development.