Hobbit's Journey and Hospitality

A stranger with a hand injury approaches for help in a marketplace. The stranger, named Hobbit, explains his wandering lifestyle, sleeping wherever he can find a place. He shares that he tells stories and sings in exchange for hospitality. The host offers him food and a straw bed, welcoming him to stay.

What did the stranger in the marketplace need help with?

• He was lost.

• He had a cut hand.

• He needed food.

• He was looking for someone.

What is the name of the stranger who approached for help?

• Cattle

• Hobbit

• Siggy

• Ragnar

How does Hobbit describe his sleeping arrangements?

• He always sleeps in a bed.

• He sleeps wherever he can, sometimes on straw or with cattle.

• He never sleeps.

• He only sleeps in inns.

What does Hobbit say about his preference for sleeping?

• He prefers sleeping rough.

• He prefers a straw bed.

• He doesn't care where he sleeps.

• He prefers sleeping in a castle.

What does Hobbit offer in return for hospitality?

• Jewelry

• Money

• Stories and songs

• Labor

What is the narrator's response to Hobbit's offer to join them for a meal?

• The narrator ignores the offer.

• The narrator asks for payment.

• The narrator accepts if everyone agrees.

• The narrator refuses.