Question 1
EasyWhich race did Frodo Baggins belong to?
- Hobbit (Correct answer)
- Dwarf
- Elf
- Wizard
Source: Hobbits are small, peace-loving folk Tolkien based partly on the rural English he grew up among.
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▶ Play today's quizWhich race did Frodo Baggins belong to?
Source: Hobbits are small, peace-loving folk Tolkien based partly on the rural English he grew up among.
Who is the wandering grey wizard who guides the Fellowship?
Source: Gandalf is one of the Istari, immortal spirits sent to Middle-earth disguised as old men.
What is the dark land ruled by Sauron called?
Source: Mordor's name means 'Black Land' in Tolkien's invented Elvish tongue Sindarin.
Which creature obsessively calls the Ring 'my precious'?
Source: Gollum was once a hobbit-like creature named Smeagol, twisted by centuries of owning the Ring.
What metal is the One Ring made from?
Source: The band looks like plain gold, but fiery Elvish script only appears when it's heated.
Where must the One Ring be destroyed?
Source: Only the volcanic fires where the Ring was forged are hot enough to unmake it.
What is the peaceful hobbit region that Frodo calls home?
Source: The Shire's calm, pastoral fields were inspired by Tolkien's own boyhood in England's West Midlands.
What kind of being is Legolas, the Fellowship's master archer?
Source: Elves in Tolkien's world are immortal and keen-sighted, which makes Legolas a peerless bowman.
Which kingdom is famous for its horse-riding warriors?
Source: Tolkien modelled the Rohirrim partly on Anglo-Saxon culture, but gave them a love of horses.
Who is the heir of Isildur destined to become king of Gondor?
Source: Aragorn spent decades as a wandering Ranger called Strider before claiming his throne.
Which forest is home to the Lady Galadriel?
Source: Galadriel's golden wood is lit by mallorn trees whose leaves turn gold but never fall in autumn.
What weapon does Eowyn use to slay the Witch-king?
Source: The prophecy said no man could kill him, so a shield-maiden and a hobbit did the deed instead.
What ancient evil do the dwarves awaken deep in Moria?
Source: The Balrog is a Maia, the same order of spirit as Gandalf, which is why their duel is so even.
What are the giant tree-herders led by Treebeard called?
Source: Ents are slow to anger, but once roused they tear apart Saruman's fortress of Isengard.
Who ultimately destroys the One Ring at Mount Doom?
Source: Frodo claims the Ring at the last moment; it is Gollum's greed, biting it off, that destroys it.
Which gift from Galadriel later gives Frodo light in Shelob's lair?
Source: The phial holds the light of Earendil's star, captured in water from Galadriel's fountain.
Who first reforges Aragorn's ancestral broken sword?
Source: The reforged blade is renamed Anduril, the 'Flame of the West', in Elrond's house.
Which metal makes Frodo's lightweight, near-indestructible mail shirt?
Source: Bilbo's mithril shirt was worth more than the entire Shire, yet it weighed almost nothing.
Who composed the score for Peter Jackson's film trilogy?
Source: Shore wrote over ten hours of leitmotif-driven music, winning three Oscars across the trilogy.
What was Aragorn's name among the elves of Rivendell as a boy?
Source: Estel means 'Hope'; he was raised in secret under that name to hide his royal lineage.