The Hobbit - Gollum's Character
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The Hobbit - Gollum's Character

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What describes the habitat where Gollum lives?

  • A vibrant mountain village
  • A dark and cold lake (correct)
  • A sunny forest
  • An open grassy plain
  • Which phrase best characterizes Gollum's fishing technique?

  • He grabs the fish quickly with his fingers. (correct)
  • He uses a fishing rod to catch fish.
  • He makes loud splashes to scare the fish.
  • He lures fish with bait and traps.
  • What is Gollum's attitude towards goblins who come near the water?

  • He plays games with them.
  • He considers them a good meal. (correct)
  • He invites them to join him.
  • He fears them and hides away.
  • Why did the goblins cease to explore further near Gollum's habitat?

    <p>They felt something unpleasant was there.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What behavior does Gollum exhibit when meeting someone new?

    <p>He becomes very polite.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Gollum's Description

    • Gollum is depicted as a small, slimy creature with a thin face and large, pale eyes.
    • Lives in a dark water environment, specifically a wide, deep, and cold lake.
    • His movement in his little boat is silent; he does not disturb the water.

    Hunting Behavior

    • Gollum hunts for blind fish using his quick reflexes and long fingers.
    • He also preys on goblins, ambushing them quietly to avoid detection.
    • Goblins tend to avoid the area due to a sense of danger, believing something sinister lurks.

    Origin and Background

    • Gollum's origins are mysterious; there is no clarity on his past or where he comes from.
    • Previously had friends; however, he lost them and became isolated in the dark.
    • The lake was discovered by goblins during their tunneling efforts, marking a dead end in their path.

    Personality and Interactions

    • Gollum exhibits a dual nature; he can be polite while revealing a sinister undertone.
    • Engages in riddles as a form of entertainment and seems to value social interaction when alone.
    • His curiosity about the presence of a hobbit and potential threats leads him to propose a riddle game.

    Emotional State

    • Gollum expresses a mix of loneliness and desperation, indicating he has lost his previous connections and is now a solitary figure.

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    Description

    Test your knowledge about Gollum from J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'. This quiz delves into his characteristics and the enigmatic nature that makes him a memorable figure in the story. Explore the depths of his traits and his haunting presence in the dark waters.

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