Why did J.R.R. Tolkien write The Hobbit and other stories of Middle-earth?

A.
He wanted to invent legends and a mythology that would become part of the culture of England.

B.
He wanted to explain what happened during a period of history that modern people know very little about.

C.
He wanted to create stories that filmmakers could adapt into exciting movies.

D.
He wanted to put an American twist on English folklore.

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Why did J.R.R. Tolkien write The Hobbit and other stories of Middle-earth?
 
 A.
He wanted to invent legends and a mythology that would become part of the culture of England.
 
 B.
He wanted to explain what happened during a period of history that modern people know very little about.
 
 C.
He wanted to create stories that filmmakers could adapt into exciting movies.
 
 D.
He wanted to put an American twist on English folklore.

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The answer is A.
He wanted to invent legends and a mythology that would become part of the culture of England.