Questions and Answers
Why did the dwarves have a better opinion of B.B. when he rejoined them after his adventures with Gollum and the goblins?
They respected him more because he saved himself.
What detail about his adventures with Gollum did Bilbo leave out when he told the dwarves the story?
He didn't tell them about his ring.
Where were the travelers after the goblin adventures?
They were on the eastern side of the Misty Mountains, near the river Anduin and somewhat west of Mirkwood.
Why did the travelers climb up into the trees?
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Who saved Bilbo from the wolves?
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What are wargs and why were they at the clearing?
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How did Gandalf try to get rid of the wargs and goblins?
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Who saved the travelers from the wargs, goblins, and fire?
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Describe the Eagles.
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Study Notes
Dwarves' Opinion of Bilbo
- Dwarves respected Bilbo more after he rejoined them because he saved himself from Gollum and the goblins.
Bilbo's Story to Dwarves
- Bilbo omitted the detail of his magical ring when recounting his adventures with Gollum.
Location After Goblin Encounter
- The travelers found themselves on the eastern side of the Misty Mountains, near the river Anduin, somewhat west of Mirkwood after escaping from the goblins.
Climbing Trees for Safety
- The travelers climbed into trees as a precaution after Gandalf warned them of the approaching wolves.
Bilbo's Rescue
- Dori played a crucial role in saving Bilbo from the attacking wolves.
Wargs Description and Purpose
- Wargs are described as evil wolves present in the clearing to meet goblins, who were late for a raid against valley settlers.
Gandalf's Tactics Against Wargs and Goblins
- Gandalf used burning pinecones, which produced blue, red, and green flames, to scare off the wargs and goblins.
Rescue from Eagles
- The travelers were ultimately saved from the wargs, goblins, and fire by the Eagles.
Characteristics of the Eagles
- The Eagles possess keen eyesight and vary in temperament, with some being cowardly and cruel, yet they are recognized as proud, strong, and noble-hearted, the greatest of all birds.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 6 from 'The Hobbit' with these flashcards. Explore key details about Bilbo's adventures, his interactions with the dwarves, and crucial plot points that shape the story. Perfect for fans and learners alike!
