The Hobbit Chapter 1-4 questions and
answers with solutions
What are the terms of Bilbo's contract with the company? - ANSWER 1. One fourteenth of total
profit
2. All traveling expenses
3. Funeral expenses
How many dwarves accompany Bilbo Baggins on his journey? - ANSWER 13
What is the name of the wizard who helps the dwarves in their quest? - ANSWER Gandalf
How do the dwarves know which hobbit hole Bilbo lives in when they start their journey? -
ANSWER Gandalf carved a marking on Bilbo's front door.
Gandalf tells the dwarves that Bilbo is a _________ and that he will be critical to their mission in
this role. - ANSWER Burglar
What two sides of Bilbo's family define much of his personality? - ANSWER Baggins and Took
What distinguishes a hobbit's feet from human feet? - ANSWER They are woolly.
How does Bilbo know that the three people were trolls? - ANSWER They were big and ugly
How does Gandalf rescue Bilbo and the dwarves? - ANSWER He made his voice sound like the
trolls and made them confused with each other until the sun came up and turned them to
stone.
answers with solutions
What are the terms of Bilbo's contract with the company? - ANSWER 1. One fourteenth of total
profit
2. All traveling expenses
3. Funeral expenses
How many dwarves accompany Bilbo Baggins on his journey? - ANSWER 13
What is the name of the wizard who helps the dwarves in their quest? - ANSWER Gandalf
How do the dwarves know which hobbit hole Bilbo lives in when they start their journey? -
ANSWER Gandalf carved a marking on Bilbo's front door.
Gandalf tells the dwarves that Bilbo is a _________ and that he will be critical to their mission in
this role. - ANSWER Burglar
What two sides of Bilbo's family define much of his personality? - ANSWER Baggins and Took
What distinguishes a hobbit's feet from human feet? - ANSWER They are woolly.
How does Bilbo know that the three people were trolls? - ANSWER They were big and ugly
How does Gandalf rescue Bilbo and the dwarves? - ANSWER He made his voice sound like the
trolls and made them confused with each other until the sun came up and turned them to
stone.
