Which best describes the main conflict of the novel?

A. Bilbo must kill the dragon in order to become a hero.

B. The influences of the Bagginses and the Tooks pull Bilbo in opposite directions.

C. Gandalf trusts Bilbo to live up to his expectations.

D. The dwarves lack confidence in Bilbo's abilities as a burglar and an adventurer.

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Which best describes the main conflict of the novel?

A. Bilbo must kill the dragon in order to become a hero.

B. The influences of the Bagginses and the Tooks pull Bilbo in opposite directions.

C. Gandalf trusts Bilbo to live up to his expectations.

D. The dwarves lack confidence in Bilbo's abilities as a burglar and an adventurer.

@Mason_Jones573

anonymous · Answer

D I took the test too

anonymous · Answer

Oh thanks haha

anonymous · Answer

no problem

anonymous · Answer

Can you help with the rest of the Hobbit test?

anonymous · Answer

Maybe ill try

anonymous · Answer

im like 90% sure about my answers

anonymous · Answer

ok i tagged you in the new question.

shadowcain · Answer

Bilbo's mixed feelings are the result of opposing character traits within him: part of Bilbo's heritage comes from the adventurous Took family and part from the more settled Bagginses.
   Besides Gandalf, Bilbo is the only character in the party who understands the importance of acting wisely. So when Gandalf leaves the group, the others look to Bilbo for leadership.