Question

Who falls victim to the evil nature of the Ring?

A.
Galadriel

B.
Gandalf

C.
Boromir

D.
Aragorn

Answer 1

@Pocarii

Answer 2

it is boromir

Answer 3

he attacked frodo to get the ring

Answer 4

it is Boromir, because he was human (Humans are weaker than the rest of the species) Boromir fell victim

Answer 5

exactly

Answer 6

he should have added Smeagol or Gollum

Answer 7

yeah, He REALLY fell victim to the rings powers

Answer 8

lord of the rings?

Answer 9

Frodo even did from time to time, but had Samwise to help him out

Answer 10

I think Smeagol actually have a rare case of Cancer

Answer 11

he just blamed it on the ring

Answer 12

I'm pretty sure Le_Asien and anorexiaacat are right it's C. From my memory of the book. Go with C. Boromir.

Answer 13

Whom does Frodo see when he opens his eyes in Rivendell?

A.
Elrond

B.
Gandalf

C.
Sam

D.
Bilbo

Answer 14

Elrond right?

Answer 15

I think it was Gandalf.

Answer 16

I think its both but Gandalf possessed Elronds body while Elrond wears a fake mask that looks like Sam who sounds like Bilbo

Answer 17

Or it might be Elrond...hm..sorry if i'm wrong.

Answer 18

Ahhh I see maybe then...gah I'm not sure sorry,

Answer 19

exactly but its probably smeagol

Answer 20

or darth vader

Answer 21

XD hold on

Answer 22

Im going with A?

Answer 23

no, guys, it was Sam

Answer 24

Ohhh wait is this The Fellowship of the ring? Omg i'm sorry I read your message wrong I only read a little bit of this book I thought you were asking about the hobbit. D: Not that this book and idk...do you remember anything in your book about this?

Answer 25

Its gandalf trying on his new Drag queen act

Answer 26

just kidding it was gandalf

Answer 27

it was Barney

Answer 28

no its the hobbit http://cdn.pastemagazine.com/www/system/images/photo_albums/hobbit-book-covers/large/photo_5653_0-5.jpg?1384968217

Answer 29

Right*

Answer 30

What theme do Gandalf's actions and experiences in the novel demonstrate?

A.
We all have the same basic needs.

B.
The sacrifice of one individual can benefit many others.

C.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

D.
Our greatest enemy is ourselves.

Answer 31

I dunno :p

Answer 32

Ohhhh sorry XD I got kinda confused anyway I would pick Gandalf. And uhhh....lemme get something...

Answer 33

Alright.

Answer 34

Though his history and character are more fully explored in The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion, Gandalf remains a looming mystery in The Hobbit, a constant reminder that Middle-Earth is more vast and cryptic than Bilbo realizes. A powerful wizard, Gandalf generally prefers to keep his powers and motives closely guarded. He never reveals, for instance, why he chooses to help Thorin in his quest; he certainly has no interest in the treasure, and he leaves the company in Mirkwood while he goes to fight against the Necromancer. Something both inspiring and dangerous defines Gandalf’s character—he is an unshakable bulwark against evil, and yet he seems to have an enlightened, almost godlike knowledge of every person’s place in the world.
Gandalf’s sweeping, epic personality separates him from the vast majority of characters that commercial fantasy literature has produced in the decades since The Hobbit was first published. Though Gandalf can be viewed as the source of the stereotypical figure of fantasy wizard, Gandalf himself is more than just an old man with powerful spells and a pointy hat. Tolkien imbues Gandalf with a sense of heightened awareness, ensuring that Gandalf always knows more about what is happening than we do, even when the other characters are left in the dark.

Answer 35

So we can cross out a as an answer.

Answer 36

Okie

Answer 37

Also D.

Answer 38

mhm

Answer 39

I think that C would be the best answer. While Gandalf is very considering he mostly has a message throughout the story that power can make people evil.

Answer 40

How is Tom Bombadil unique?

A.
He can feel what Gandalf feels.

B.
He can see Frodo when Frodo puts on the Ring.

C.
He can smell danger approaching.

D.
He can hear what the ponies are thinking.

Answer 41

hmmm....omg my memory is total poop hold on sorry.

Answer 42

Haha some poop memory is better than mine

Answer 43

I'm still thinking...what do you think the answer is?

Answer 44

I'm thinking it's B.

Answer 45

Me too! :D

Answer 46

What gift does Boromir receive from Galadriel?

A.
a precious cup of mead

B.
a bow strung with Elf-hair

C.
a belt of gold

D.
an invincible sword

Answer 47

A golden belt! ^~^ So c.

Answer 48

Thats what I thought

Answer 49

What does Elrond do after the Council meets?

A.
He asks Frodo if he can borrow the Ring.

B.
He gives Gandalf a new title.

C.
He gives comfort to a frightened Frodo.

D.
He creates the Fellowship of the Ring.

Answer 50

A?

Answer 51

I think...here read this it might help your opinion http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Council_of_Elrond

Answer 52

I'm thinking D or A. But actually D makes more sense...

Answer 53

Wait no a you're right.

Answer 54

Why does Gandalf say he would like to melt all the butter out of Barliman Butterbur?

A.
Butterbur revealed Mr. Underhill's true identity to the other guests at his inn.

B.
Butterbur forgot to send the letter that Gandalf had given him.

C.
Butterbur let the hobbits' ponies wander off.

D.
Butterbur did not allow the hobbits to stay at his inn.

Answer 55

bro open up a new question, the notifications are annoying me

Answer 56

Alright

Answer 57

thank you