Hobbit Chapter 10 Flashcards

What does Bilbo see where the cliff fell away?

What body of water does Bilbo find when he turns?

When could Bilbo get the dwarves out of the barrels?

Which dwarves were the least beaten up from the barrels?

Do the young people of Lake-Town believe in Smaug?

What was the people of Lake-Town's reaction when Thorin burst in?

How are Fili and Kili related to Thorin?

How long did it take the dwarves to recover? (not till they left)

How long is a fortnight?

How long did the dwarves stay in Lake-Town?

What did the master of Lake-Town send with Thorin and Co.?

What had Thorin and Co. being in Lake-Town do to business?

Key Locations and Events

The Lonely Mountain is a significant landmark that Bilbo sees where the cliff has collapsed, indicating the path to their destination.
The Long Lake is a body of water that Bilbo encounters when he turns, showcasing the geography around Lake-Town.

Dwarves and Lake-Town Interactions

Bilbo could retrieve the dwarves from the barrels only during the feast held by the raft-elves and lake men, providing a moment of distraction.
Fili and Kili were the least beaten up among the dwarves after their tumultuous ride in the barrels, highlighting their relative resilience.

Lake-Town Beliefs and Reactions

Young people in Lake-Town do not believe in the existence of Smaug, reflecting a skepticism among the townsfolk.
The people of Lake-Town were taken by surprise when Thorin entered, indicating the dwarves’ unexpected arrival and the tension that followed.

Relationships and Recovery

Fili and Kili are nephews of Thorin, emphasizing their familial connection and loyalty to the group.
It took the dwarves a week to recover from their adventures, although they remained in Lake-Town for a fortnight, showcasing a mix of rest and preparation.

Provisions and Impact

The master of Lake-Town provided the dwarves with three boats, ponies, and provisions, illustrating the support from the locals for their quest.
The presence of Thorin and his company in Lake-Town temporarily put business at a standstill, indicating the impact of their arrival on the town's economy.

Test your knowledge of Chapter 10 from 'The Hobbit' with these flashcards. Each card presents significant words and concepts that Bilbo encounters on his journey. Perfect for reviewing key elements and enhancing your understanding of Tolkien's classic tale.