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How does Bilbo feel about the unexpected guests who arrive at his doorstep? (He is initially startled by their sudden arrival)
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What is the plan Gandalf puts forth to the dwarves in Chapter 1? (He suggests that they take Bilbo Baggins on as a burglar to help them reclaim their treasure)
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What is the purpose of the map and key that Thorin gives to Bilbo in Chapter 2? (It is used to guide them to the Lonely Mountain and help them reclaim their treasure)
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How does Bilbo show true courage in Chapter 1? (He stands up to the trolls even though he is terrified and saves the dwarves from being cooked for dinner)
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What does Gandalf do to the troll’s items that he takes from their camp? (He casts a spell so that they are permanently turned to stone)
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What does Bilbo learn about himself in Chapter 1 after facing the trolls? (He learns that he is brave, resourceful and has good luck)
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What does Thorin give to Bilbo in Chapter 1 as payment for his services? (He gives him a pouch of coins and a sword)
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What important lesson does Bilbo learn by the end of Chapter 2? (He learns that he must trust his instincts and judgment in order to succeed)
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What are the three methods of communication utilized by the adventurers in Chapter 1? (They use yelling, cutting, and elven-in-the-dark)
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Where do the adventurers stop on their way to the Lonely Mountain? (They stop at Rivendell)
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How do the dwarves show their appreciation for Bilbo and his help? (They throw him a party and give him gifts)
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What does Bilbo find in the secret passage in Chapter 2? (He finds the Arkenstone, which is a valuable jewel from the Lonely Mountain’s treasure hoard)
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What do the spiders do to the dwarves in Chapter 2? (They try to wrap them up in their webs and eat them)
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How does Bilbo use his wits to help his friends escape their spider captors? (He threatens the spiders with a fake ring of fire)
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What valuable lesson does Bilbo learn by the end of Chapter 2 about himself? (He learns that he should never judge himself too harshly and that he has the courage, bravery and boldness to succeed and reach his goals)
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