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What is the reason for the changes in the land described in the text?
Who is initially hesitant to meet Thorin and the dwarves?
What is the only safe way to reach the Lonely Mountain?
Why are the Wood-elves worried and afraid?
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What is the main purpose of the boats that come to the raft?
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What is the sentiment of the townspeople of Lake-town towards the return of the King Under the Mountain?
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What is the main topic of conversation among the raftmen?
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What is Bilbo's emotional state when the Lonely Mountain comes into view?
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What is the main reason for the dwarves' imprisonment by the Wood-elves?
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What is the result of the great floods and earthquakes attributed to the dragon?
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Study Notes
The Journey Continues
- The river widens, and the shores sink, revealing a vast landscape filled with waters, marshes, and pools.
- The Lonely Mountain comes into view, and Bilbo feels uneasy about the journey.
- The raftmen talk about the traffic on the river, the growth of trade, and the disputes between the Lake-men and the Wood-elves.
Changes in the Land
- The land has changed since the days of the dwarves, with great floods and earthquakes attributed to the dragon.
- The marshes and bogs have spread, and many old roads have vanished.
- The only safe way to reach the mountain is by the river, which is guarded by the Wood-elves.
Arriving at Lake-town
- Bilbo and the dwarves arrive at Lake-town, a busy trading center on the lake.
- They are met by boats that come to tow the raft, and the dwarves are finally freed from their barrels.
- Thorin and Bilbo help the others, and they all gather on the shore, exhausted and hungry.
Meeting the Master of Lake-town
- Thorin, Bilbo, Fili, and Kili go to the Great Hall to meet the Master of Lake-town.
- They are met with surprise and skepticism, but Thorin asserts his identity and demands to see the Master.
- The Master is hesitant, but the townspeople are excited about the return of the King Under the Mountain.
Reactions and Preparations
- The wood elves are worried and afraid, realizing they may have made a mistake in imprisoning the dwarves.
- The Master of Lake-town is relieved to let the dwarves go, as they were costly to keep and had disrupted the town's business.
- The dwarves are welcomed, fed, and given new clothes, and they prepare to continue their journey.
Departure from Lake-town
- Thorin thanks the Master and the people of Lake-town for their help and hospitality.
- The dwarves, Bilbo, and their horses set off towards the Mountain, accompanied by rowers and provisions.
- The people of Lake-town bid them farewell, singing and cheering as they depart.
The Journey Continues
- The river widens and the shores sink, revealing a vast landscape filled with waters, marshes, and pools.
- The Lonely Mountain comes into view, making Bilbo feel uneasy about the journey.
- The raftmen discuss the river's traffic, growth of trade, and disputes between the Lake-men and the Wood-elves.
Changes in the Land
- The land has changed since the dwarves' time, with great floods and earthquakes attributed to the dragon.
- Marshes and bogs have spread, and many old roads have vanished.
- The only safe way to reach the mountain is by the river, which is guarded by the Wood-elves.
Arriving at Lake-town
- Bilbo and the dwarves arrive at Lake-town, a busy trading center on the lake.
- They are met by boats that come to tow the raft, and the dwarves are finally freed from their barrels.
- Thorin and Bilbo help the others, and they all gather on the shore, exhausted and hungry.
Meeting the Master of Lake-town
- Thorin, Bilbo, Fili, and Kili go to the Great Hall to meet the Master of Lake-town.
- The Master is hesitant, but the townspeople are excited about the return of the King Under the Mountain.
- Thorin asserts his identity and demands to see the Master.
Reactions and Preparations
- The wood elves are worried and afraid, realizing they may have made a mistake in imprisoning the dwarves.
- The Master of Lake-town is relieved to let the dwarves go, as they were costly to keep and had disrupted the town's business.
- The dwarves are welcomed, fed, and given new clothes, and they prepare to continue their journey.
Departure from Lake-town
- Thorin thanks the Master and the people of Lake-town for their help and hospitality.
- The dwarves, Bilbo, and their horses set off towards the Mountain, accompanied by rowers and provisions.
- The people of Lake-town bid them farewell, singing and cheering as they depart.
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Description
This quiz covers the events of Chapter 10 of The Hobbit, including the journey down the river, the landscape of the Lonely Mountain, and the changes in the land since the days of the dwarves.
