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The Hobbit Chapter 16 Quiz

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Why does Bilbo grow afraid?

He is hiding the Arkenstone, and Thorin insists it must be located.

What news do the ravens bring?

Dain and 500 soldier dwarves are two days out from Dale.

What caution does Roac offer?

Winter is not far off. How will you survive without friendship and good will?

What does Bilbo do after taking Bombur's place as watchman?

Slips on the ring, fastens a rope, and travels over the wall. He will be captured on purpose so he may see Bard. Signup and view all the answers

What does Bilbo tell Bard and the Elvenking?

He is tired of this ordeal, wants to go home, and is willing to share his portion of the profit. Thorin would rather 'sit on a heap of gold and starve.' Plus, Dain is approaching with 500 capable soldiers. Signup and view all the answers

What does Bilbo give Bard and the Elvenking? Why?

The Arkenstone as a bargaining chip with Thorin. Signup and view all the answers

Who is immensely proud of Bilbo all of this?

Gandalf. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Bilbo's Fear

Bilbo feels fear due to the pressure of hiding the Arkenstone; Thorin is determined to find it.

News from Ravens

The ravens bring urgent news about Dain's arrival with 500 soldier dwarves, expected in two days.

Roac's Warning

Roac cautions that winter is approaching and emphasizes the importance of friendship and goodwill for survival.

Bilbo as Watchman

After assuming Bombur's watchman duties, Bilbo uses the ring to become invisible, ties a rope, and intentionally crosses the wall to meet Bard.

Bilbo's Message to Bard and the Elvenking

Bilbo expresses his exhaustion from the ongoing conflict, desires to return home, and offers to share his profit; contrasts with Thorin's greed for gold amidst Dain's approaching forces.

The Arkenstone's Role

Bilbo hands over the Arkenstone to Bard and the Elvenking as a negotiating tool against Thorin.

Gandalf's Pride

Gandalf feels immense pride in Bilbo for his actions during this critical time.

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Test your knowledge of Chapter 16 of 'The Hobbit' with these flashcards. Explore key events and character motivations, such as Bilbo's fears and the news brought by the ravens. This study guide is designed to help you understand the complexities of the story as it unfolds.