Which best describes the main conflict of the novel?

A.
Bilbo must overcome his fear of dwarves and rely on dwarves to help him.

B.
Bilbo's friendship with Thorin prevents him from seeing Thorin's many flaws.

C.
Bilbo has a fear of strangers, but he needs other people to help him accomplish his goals.

D.
Bilbo enjoys the comfort and safety of home, but he also desires the adventure of the quest.




How do Gandalf, Bilbo, and the dwarves resolve the conflict with the hungry trolls?

A.
They cleverly trick the trolls into arguing until the sun comes up.

B.
They use brute force to overpower the trolls and escape.

C.
They speak boldly and confidently to the trolls, which convinces the trolls to free them.

D.
They get away after singing a soft song that lulls the trolls to sleep.



How is the conflict between Bilbo and the dwarves resolved?

A.
The dwarves decide that Bilbo is cheerful and friendly.

B.
The dwarves expect Bilbo to venture into Smaug's lair alone.

C.
The dwarves give Bilbo a share of the treasure.

D.
The dwarves trust Bilbo and look to him for leadership.