Part 1 (Character Identification). In the blank space, write the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. 2. He is an elderly raven who communicates with the adventurers.

Part 1 (Character Identification). In the blank space, write the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. 3. As leader, he upset his people by seeking safety at sea while others fought.

He is the master of the Last Homely House.

Part 1 (Character Identification). In the blank space, write the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. 5. He is known as a “skin-changer.”

He is known to attack and eat unsuspecting goblins.

His family's wealth was stolen by a dragon.

He is said to possess a "Tookish" streak.

Bilbo clings to whose legs as eagles carry the adventurers away?

He often goes missing near the beginning of the adventure.

He first warns the adventurers not to stray from the path in Mirkwood.

He falls into an enchanted stream.

He lived on Lonely Mountain after destroying Dale.

This group is magical and distrusting of strangers, but is also reasonably well behaved—even toward enemies.

He struck a spider between the eyes and saved his peers.

Who first owns the magic ring before Bilbo?

These characters turn to stone when the sun rises.

Which two are the youngest of the dwarves?

Who was seized by the Lord of the Eagles before jumping to his death?

Who is the first to be imprisoned by the wood-elves?

These are wolf-like creatures who associate with the goblins.

He admits he will begin to “think more kindly of dwarves.”

At first, he doubts Thorin is who he claims to be.

He is a skilled bowman and shoots down a deadly dragon.

He hides the Arkenstone, planning to use it as a bargaining chip.

To make progress in a battle, Bard calls upon which character to head toward Lonely Mountain?

He spoke for the adventurers after being captured by the Elvenking (because Thorin was absent).

He was the first dwarf to arrive at Bilbo’s unexpected party.

He worries that humans will shoot and kill his followers; despite this concern, he offers the adventurers help.

Mortally wounded, he requests Bilbo’s forgiveness.

He is crowned the new King under the Mountain.

He was killed by Glamdring the Foe-Hammer.

They are argumentative and can’t agree on how to cook the adventurers.

Roäc tells the adventurers to trust which character?

He receives a silver and pearl necklace for his hospitality.

He is the second-oldest dwarf (only younger than Thorin).

What is the Arkenstone?

Durin’s Day is a celebration of what?

What is the best description of a Baggins?

What causes Bilbo to feel excited at the prospect of an adventure with the dwarves?

What makes the dwarves question Bilbo’s fitness for the adventure?

What happens the morning after the unexpected party?

How are the adventurers captured by the trolls?

What concerns Beorn on the second morning of the adventurers’ stay?

Bilbo eventually names his sword what?

The Orcrist is also known to the goblins by what nickname?

The Last Homely House is located where?

The black stream is located where?

What is the name of Bilbo’s hillside home?

When questioned by the Elvenking, Thorin won’t admit to seeking treasure. Why not?

Trying to outsmart the wood-elves, Bilbo plans to release his jailed friends by...

How did the dwarves exit the wood-elves’ mountain?

What is the big flaw in Bilbo’s escape plan?

Generally, how did Lake-town’s people feel toward the adventurers?

What complication faces the adventurers upon reaching Lonely Mountain’s secret door?

What special trait do dragons possess?

In chapter five, the narrator shares, “It was a turning point in [Bilbo’s] career, but he did not know it.” Which literary device is most evident in this detail?

In chapter five, the narrator shares that Bilbo’s “heart was all a patter and a pitter.” This is best considered an example of:

In chapter six, the narrator shares the following about Bilbo: “He wondered whether he ought not, now he had the magic ring, to go back into the horrible, horrible tunnels and look for his friends.” Based on this phrasing, which literary device is implied?

In chapter six, the narrator shares the following: “He was on a stony path winding downwards with a rocky wall on the left hand. On the other side, the ground sloped away, and there were dells below the level of the path overhung with bushes and low trees.” Which literary device is most evident?

In chapter eight, the narrator shares, “The spider evidently was not used to things that carried such stings at their sides, or it would have hurried away quicker.” Which literary device is most prevalent?

In chapter ten, Bilbo is described as being “so sore and stiff, so bruised and buffeted he could hardly stand or stumble.” Based on this phrasing, which literary device is most evident?

In chapter ten, the narrator shares that Thorin “had a famished and savage look like a dog that has been chained and forgotten in a kennel for a week.” Which literary device is most prevalent in the narrator’s phrasing?

In chapter twelve, the narrator shares, “Beneath [Smaug], under all his limbs and his huge coiled tail, and about him on all sides stretching away across unseen floors, lay countless piles of precious things, gold wrought and unwrought, gems and jewels, and silver red-stained in the ruddy light.” This is an example of:

In chapter twelve, the narrator shares, “Smaug lay, with wings folded like an immeasurable bat, turned partly on one side.” This is an example of:

In chapter thirteen, Bilbo declared, “Now I am a burglar indeed! But I suppose I must tell the dwarves about it—some time. They did say I could pick and choose my own share; and I think I would choose this, if they took all the rest!’ All the same, he had an uncomfortable feeling that the picking and choosing had not really been meant to include this marvelous gem, and that trouble would yet come of it.” All of the following literary devices are evident EXCEPT:

Identify the speaker of the given quote. “I don’t know your smell, but if you are not one of those men of the lake, you had their help.”

Identify the speaker of the given quote. “Look for the hollow of the left breast as he flies and turns above you.”

Identify the speaker of the given quote. “Moon letters are rune letters, but you cannot see them.”

“The day will come when they will perish and I will go back!”

“I’m going to lie here and sleep and dream of food, if I can’t get it any other way.”

“He found it, yes he must have. My birthday present.”

“It is a hundred years and three and fifty since I came out of the egg...

“Since I leave now all gold and silver, and go where it is of little worth, I wish to part in friendship from you...”

Based on the final paragraphs of the novel, what does the author suggest is the key to living a fulfilling life?

What was Bombur known for

What enrages the Great Goblin?

Who interpreted the map for the group & what type of character is he/she?

Who wrote The Hobbit?

Ch 19: What did Bilbo learn when Gandalf and Balin came to visit?

Ch 19: Why did Bilbo find the prophecies hard to believe?

Ch 18: What change occurs in Bilbo as he travels home?

Ch 18: How did Bilbo end up alone on Ravenhill?