So You Want To Be A Tolkien Geek?
An in-depth (lol) Trivia based Quiz to test your Book knowledge of Middle-earth.
All questions were prepared out of my head without any research except for three questions I found I had wrong when rechecking the answers! Unlike some other Quizes I've taken, I've stayed away from 'specalties' outside the actual texts like Hobbit Family Trees or being able to speak Elvish. All you need is your memory of the works of JRR Tolkien that you've read.
BTW: if you are confused about any answers, an explanation is included in an answer sheet at the bottom of the page Read moreafter all answers are completed.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which Dwarf was always lookout for Thorin and Company?
- A.
Balin
- B.
Dwalin
- C.
Bifur
- D.
Bifur
- E.
Bombur
Correct Answer
A. BalinExplanation
Balin was always the lookout for Thorin and Company. This means that he was responsible for keeping watch and alerting the group of any potential dangers or threats. Being the lookout is an important role as it ensures the safety and security of the group during their journey. Balin's vigilance and attentiveness made him the ideal choice for this task.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which Dwarf dropped Bilbo while carrying him on his back escaping from the Goblins in the tunnels of the Misty Mountains?
- A.
Balin
- B.
Dwalin
- C.
Ori
- D.
Dori
- E.
Bombur
Correct Answer
D. DoriExplanation
Dori is the correct answer because in J.R.R. Tolkien's novel "The Hobbit," Dori is the Dwarf who accidentally drops Bilbo while carrying him on his back during their escape from the Goblins in the tunnels of the Misty Mountains. This incident occurs when the Goblins attack the group and chaos ensues, causing Dori to lose his grip on Bilbo.Rate this question:
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- 3.
The Swords that Gandalf & Thorin found were made in:
- A.
The Troll's Cave
- B.
Doriath
- C.
Nargothrond
- D.
Gondolin
- E.
Lindon
Correct Answer
D. GondolinExplanation
Gondolin is the correct answer because it is known as the Hidden City and was the home of the Noldorin Elves. It was a secret and well-protected city, known for its skilled craftsmen. The swords found by Gandalf and Thorin were likely made in Gondolin due to their high quality and craftsmanship.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The Lonely Mountain was also know as:
- A.
Gundabad
- B.
Orodruin
- C.
Erebor
- D.
Erenior
- E.
Angmar
Correct Answer
C. EreborExplanation
Erebor is the correct answer because it is another name for the Lonely Mountain. In J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium, Erebor is a fictional mountain located in the north-east of Rhovanion. It is famously known as the home of the Dwarves and the site of the dragon Smaug's lair. The name Erebor translates to "Lonely Mountain" in the Sindarin language.Rate this question:
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- 5.
How many different non-human animals/creatures speak to the Dwarves & Hobbit in the Common Speech (I.E., english) in The Hobbit?
- A.
2
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
5
Correct Answer
C. 4Explanation
The Eagles, Spiders, Smaug & the old Raven.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Smaug told Bilbo his breath was:
- A.
Magnificent
- B.
Death
- C.
A hurricane
- D.
The flame of Udun
Correct Answer
B. DeathExplanation
Smaug told Bilbo that his breath was "Death." This implies that Smaug's breath is deadly and capable of causing death. It suggests that Smaug's breath is highly dangerous and powerful, capable of inflicting fatal harm on anyone who encounters it.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who stayed behind in Crickhollow dressed up as Frodo to decieve the Black Riders?
- A.
Fatty Bolger
- B.
Lotho Bolger
- C.
Fredegar Folcwine
- D.
Folco Bolger
Correct Answer
A. Fatty BolgerExplanation
Fatty Bolger stayed behind in Crickhollow dressed up as Frodo to deceive the Black Riders.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Legolas came from the Elves of:
- A.
Mirkwood
- B.
Lorien
- C.
Lindon
- D.
Hollin
- E.
Rivendell
Correct Answer
A. MirkwoodExplanation
Legolas came from the Elves of Mirkwood. Mirkwood is a forest in Middle-earth and is home to a large population of Elves. Legolas, a skilled archer and warrior, is a prince of the Woodland Realm, which is located within Mirkwood. He is a member of the Sindar, a group of Elves who are known for their exceptional archery skills and connection to nature. Throughout J.R.R. Tolkien's works, Legolas is often associated with Mirkwood and its inhabitants, making it clear that this is his place of origin.Rate this question:
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- 9.
The Balrog of Moria had been known as what down through the years?
- A.
Khamul
- B.
Flame of Udun
- C.
Gothmog
- D.
Durin's Bane
- E.
Azaghal
Correct Answer
D. Durin's BaneExplanation
The correct answer is Durin's Bane. The Balrog of Moria is referred to as Durin's Bane because it was the creature that caused the downfall of Durin's line and the dwarves of Moria. It was a fearsome and powerful creature, known for its fiery whip and flaming sword. The name Durin's Bane signifies the Balrog's role in bringing ruin and destruction to the dwarves of Moria.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Merry and Pippin are captured by the Orcs commanded by:
- A.
Lurtz
- B.
Shagrat
- C.
Grishnakh
- D.
Lugburz
- E.
Ugluk
Correct Answer
E. UglukExplanation
Merry and Pippin are captured by the Orcs commanded by Ugluk.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Saruman recruits which group of Men to help overthrow Rohan?
- A.
Dunedain
- B.
Pukel-Men
- C.
Druadans
- D.
Dunlendings
- E.
Uruk-Hai
Correct Answer
D. DunlendingsExplanation
Saruman recruits the Dunlendings to help him overthrow Rohan. The Dunlendings are a group of Men who live in the region of Dunland, which is located near Rohan. They have a long-standing history of conflict with the people of Rohan and are easily manipulated by Saruman, who promises them land and power in exchange for their allegiance. The Dunlendings are fierce warriors and their involvement in the war against Rohan poses a significant threat to the kingdom.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Which of the following does not cause Gollum to have an adverse reaction?
- A.
Touching the Elven rope
- B.
Seeing the light of the Moon
- C.
Eating Lembas
- D.
Climbing a Mallorn tree
- E.
Drinking water from the river Nimrodel
Correct Answer
E. Drinking water from the river NimrodelExplanation
While I'm sure Gollum would have wretched from drinking water from the river Nimrodel, it never actually occurs in the story, nor does he recall it.Rate this question:
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- 13.
When Frodo, Sam and Gollum reach the Black Gate, soldiers march in. These soldiers were:
- A.
Corsairs
- B.
Variags
- C.
Southrons
- D.
Easterlings
- E.
Uruk-Hai
Correct Answer
D. EasterlingsExplanation
The correct answer is Easterlings. In the context of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world of Middle-earth, Easterlings were a group of humans who lived in the eastern regions. They were known for their allegiance to Sauron, the main antagonist of the story. In the narrative, Frodo, Sam, and Gollum encounter Easterling soldiers when they reach the Black Gate, which was a heavily fortified entrance to the land of Mordor.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Which of these is not one of the stairs Gollum described to Frodo & Sam as the way into Mordor?
- A.
Straight Stair
- B.
Winding Stair
- C.
Endless Stair
- D.
Narrow Stair
Correct Answer
C. Endless StairExplanation
Gollum described the Straight Stair, Winding Stair, and Narrow Stair as the ways into Mordor, but he did not mention the Endless Stair. Therefore, the Endless Stair is not one of the stairs Gollum described to Frodo and Sam as the way into Mordor.Rate this question:
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- 15.
The Standard raised up by the Southron Captain against Theoden's charge at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields is:
- A.
Black Serpent on Red Field
- B.
Red Serpent on Black Field
- C.
Red Eye on Black Field
- D.
Red Eye on White Field
- E.
Red Serpent on Gold Field
Correct Answer
A. Black Serpent on Red FieldExplanation
The correct answer is Black Serpent on Red Field. This is the standard raised by the Southron Captain against Theoden's charge at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields. The black serpent symbolizes the evil forces of Sauron, while the red field represents bloodshed and war. This standard serves as a visual representation of the enemy's allegiance and their opposition to Theoden and his forces.Rate this question:
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- 16.
After the Lord of the Nazgul is killed, who takes command of the forces of Mordor?
- A.
Khamul the Black Easterling
- B.
Gorbag
- C.
Gothmog
- D.
The Witch-prince of Angmar
- E.
The Necromancer
Correct Answer
C. GothmogExplanation
After the Lord of the Nazgul is killed, Gothmog takes command of the forces of Mordor. Gothmog is a lieutenant of Sauron and a powerful orc commander. He plays a significant role in the Battle of Pelennor Fields, leading the armies of Mordor against the forces of Gondor. Despite his brutal and merciless nature, Gothmog proves to be a formidable leader, coordinating the attacks and strategies of the orcs and trolls under his command.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Eowyn disguises herself as the warrior:
- A.
Holdwine
- B.
Derhelm
- C.
Grimbold
- D.
Hama
Correct Answer
B. DerhelmExplanation
Eowyn disguises herself as Derhelm.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Of the following, which one is the only one The Lord of the Nazgul is not called by somebody in The Lord of the Rings?
- A.
High Nazgul
- B.
Number One
- C.
Witch-king
- D.
Black Captain
- E.
Captain of Despair
Correct Answer
C. Witch-kingExplanation
The word Witch-king only appears in the Appendix.
Gandalf once calls him "King of Angmar" only.Rate this question:
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- 19.
When Gandalf falls into the Abyss with the Balrog, he later travels through passages 'deeper than the deepest delvings of the Dwarves' and sees there strange creatures. He calls these creatures:
- A.
Ancient Evils
- B.
Ancient Terrors
- C.
Nameless Things
- D.
Balrogs of Morgoth
- E.
Monsters of Ivory and horn that died the earth red with blood.
Correct Answer
C. Nameless ThingsExplanation
When Gandalf falls into the Abyss with the Balrog, he travels through passages deeper than the deepest delvings of the Dwarves and encounters strange creatures. These creatures are referred to as "Nameless Things" by Gandalf.Rate this question:
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- 20.
The name of the castle Frodo and Sam pass on the way on the way along the road beside the Morgai is:
- A.
Morthrond
- B.
Durthang
- C.
Gurthang
- D.
Orthanc
Correct Answer
B. DurthangExplanation
Durthang is the correct answer because it is the name of the castle that Frodo and Sam pass on their way along the road beside the Morgai. This castle is mentioned in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and is located in the land of Mordor. It is a stronghold of the Dark Lord Sauron and serves as a prison for his enemies. Frodo and Sam encounter Durthang while on their perilous journey to Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring.Rate this question:
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- 21.
The Prince of Ithilien at the end of the Third Age is:
- A.
Faramir
- B.
Imrahil
- C.
Beregond
- D.
Bergil
- E.
Ecthelien
Correct Answer
A. FaramirExplanation
Faramir is the correct answer because he is the Prince of Ithilien at the end of the Third Age. In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," Faramir is the younger brother of Boromir and the son of Denethor II, the Steward of Gondor. After the War of the Ring, Faramir is appointed as the Prince of Ithilien by King Elessar (Aragorn) due to his bravery and leadership during the war. He becomes the ruler of the reclaimed land of Ithilien, which was previously occupied by Sauron's forces.Rate this question:
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- 22.
Who said he "often dreamed of Numenor"?
- A.
Boromir
- B.
Faramir
- C.
Denethor
- D.
Aragorn
- E.
Frodo
Correct Answer
B. FaramirExplanation
Faramir is the correct answer because in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," Faramir, the younger brother of Boromir, expresses his deep fascination and dreams about the lost island of Numenor. He tells this to Frodo when they meet in Ithilien, showing his love for ancient history and his longing for a glorious past.Rate this question:
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- 23.
Which of the following was not the name of one of the three trolls that captured the Dwarves?
- A.
Higgins
- B.
Williams
- C.
Bert
- D.
Tom
Correct Answer
B. WilliamsExplanation
Among the given options, "Williams" was not the name of one of the three trolls that captured the Dwarves. The names mentioned in the options are Higgins, Williams, Bert, and Tom. Since the question asks for the name that was not among the three trolls, and "Williams" is not one of the three trolls' names, it is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 24.
Who was the first Hobbit to be thrown into the Ruffian's prison called 'The Lockholes'?
- A.
Lobelia
- B.
Farmer Maggot
- C.
Will Whitfoot
- D.
Ted Sandyman
- E.
Fatty Bolger
Correct Answer
C. Will WhitfootExplanation
Will Whitfoot was the first Hobbit to be thrown into the Ruffian's prison called 'The Lockholes'.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Which of these man did not lead one of Rohan's three Eoreds into the Battle of Pelannor Fields?
- A.
Eomer
- B.
Elfhelm
- C.
Grimbold
- D.
Erkenbrand
Correct Answer
D. ErkenbrandExplanation
Erkenbrand did not lead one of Rohan's three Eoreds into the Battle of Pelannor Fields. Eomer, Elfhelm, and Grimbold were the three leaders of the Eoreds that fought in the battle. Erkenbrand may have been a notable figure in Rohan, but he did not have a direct role in leading one of the Eoreds into the battle.Rate this question:
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- 26.
The last line of The Lord of the Rings, spoken by Sam, is:
- A.
"Honey, I'm home."
- B.
"What's for dinner?"
- C.
"Well, I'm back."
- D.
"Well, I'm home."
- E.
"Gollum, I have the feeling this is the beginning of a beautiful freindship."
Correct Answer
C. "Well, I'm back."Explanation
The correct answer is "Well, I'm back." This line is spoken by Sam in the last line of The Lord of the Rings. It signifies Sam's return after the long and arduous journey, indicating that he has finally come back home. It also represents the completion of the quest and the end of the epic adventure.Rate this question:
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- 27.
Which of the following became 'The Common Speech'?
- A.
Sindarin
- B.
Quenya
- C.
Adunaic
- D.
Silvan
Correct Answer
C. AdunaicExplanation
Adunaic became 'The Common Speech'.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Besides Melkor, there are how many Valar?
- A.
7
- B.
9
- C.
11
- D.
14
- E.
15
Correct Answer
D. 14Explanation
There are 14 Valar besides Melkor. The Valar are powerful beings in J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional world of Middle-earth. They are divine beings who assist in shaping and governing the world. Melkor, also known as Morgoth, was once a Valar but turned to evil and became their greatest adversary. Therefore, the correct answer is 14, as there are 14 Valar excluding Melkor.Rate this question:
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- 29.
The greatest of the servants of Morgoth for whom there are names was:
- A.
Glaurung
- B.
Gorthaur
- C.
Gothmog
- D.
Ancalagon
- E.
Ungoliant
Correct Answer
B. GorthaurExplanation
'amoung those of his servants that have names,he greatest was that spirit whom the Eldar called Sauron, or Gorthaur the Cruel.'Rate this question:
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- 30.
The Master of the waters about the shores of Middle-earth and teacher of the Teleri was:
- A.
Ulmo
- B.
Osse
- C.
Uienen
- D.
Olorin
Correct Answer
B. OsseExplanation
Osse is the correct answer because he is known as the Master of the waters and the teacher of the Teleri in Middle-earth. He is a Maia, a powerful spirit, and is associated with the sea. Osse is often depicted as a friend of the Elves and a helper of Ulmo, the Vala of waters. He plays a significant role in the mythology of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, particularly in the events surrounding the creation of the island of Númenor.Rate this question:
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- 31.
How many years did the Seige of Angband last?
- A.
399
- B.
400
- C.
401
- D.
450
- E.
455
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B. 400Explanation
The Siege of Angband lasted for 400 years. This can be inferred from the options provided, where the correct answer is 400.Rate this question:
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- 32.
Which of these was never High King of the Noldor?
- A.
Finwe
- B.
Maedhros
- C.
Turgon
- D.
Ereinion
- E.
Finrod
Correct Answer
E. FinrodExplanation
Finrod was never the High King of the Noldor. Finwe, Maedhros, Turgon, and Ereinion all held the title of High King at different points in the history of the Noldor, but Finrod did not. This can be confirmed by referring to the lore and history of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, specifically in "The Silmarillion."Rate this question:
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- 33.
On his quest for the Simaril, how many times was Beren wounded before he handed the Simaril to Thingol?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- E.
5
Correct Answer
C. 3Explanation
Beren was wounded three times on his quest for the Simaril before he handed it to Thingol. These wounds occurred during various encounters with creatures and enemies, highlighting the challenges and dangers he faced during his journey.Rate this question:
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- 34.
Who was the traitor who helped throw the Fifth Battle?
- A.
Bor
- B.
Ulfang
- C.
Maeglin
- D.
Dior
- E.
Umarth
Correct Answer
B. UlfangExplanation
Ulfang is the correct answer because he was the traitor who helped throw the Fifth Battle.Rate this question:
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- 35.
What was the name of the three peaked mound of slag entrance to Morgoth's fortress upon his return to Middle-earth in the First Age?
- A.
Udun
- B.
Angband
- C.
Utumno
- D.
Anfauglith
- E.
Thangorodrim
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E. ThangorodrimExplanation
Thangorodrim was the name of the three peaked mound of slag entrance to Morgoth's fortress upon his return to Middle-earth in the First Age.Rate this question:
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- 36.
The Last Ruler of Numenor who was seduced by Sauron into attacking The Undying Lands was:
- A.
Ar-Minastur
- B.
Ar-Pharazon
- C.
Ar-Adunakhor
- D.
Tar-Mirel
- E.
Ar-Minutar
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B. Ar-PharazonExplanation
Ar-Pharazon is the correct answer because he was the last ruler of Numenor who was seduced by Sauron into attacking the Undying Lands. Sauron convinced Ar-Pharazon that by conquering the Undying Lands, he would become immortal and gain ultimate power. Ar-Pharazon led a massive fleet to the Undying Lands, but his arrogance and desire for power ultimately led to the downfall of Numenor.Rate this question:
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- 37.
When Turin left Doriath, he found a home with his outlaws and Mim the Petty-Dwarf on:
- A.
Amon Sul
- B.
Amon Ereb
- C.
Amon Rhud
- D.
Amon Lhaw
- E.
Amon Yercase
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C. Amon RhudExplanation
After leaving Doriath, Turin found a home with his outlaws and Mim the Petty-Dwarf on Amon Rhud.Rate this question:
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Among the many new names Turin took each time he wanted to start over in a new place was '______, 'The Wronged' . Fill in the _____.
- A.
Agarwaen
- B.
Turambar
- C.
Neithan
- D.
Umarth
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C. NeithanExplanation
Turin took on the name "Neithan" when he wanted to start over in a new place. This name translates to "The Wronged," which reflects Turin's tragic life and the injustices he has faced. Throughout his story, Turin experiences a series of misfortunes and betrayals, leading to his reputation as someone who has been wronged by fate and others. The name "Neithan" captures the essence of Turin's character and his constant struggle against adversity.Rate this question:
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- 39.
Turin's sister who died in youth was:
- A.
Lalaith
- B.
Nienor
- C.
Uienen
- D.
Rian
- E.
Morwen
Correct Answer
A. LalaithExplanation
Lalaith is the correct answer because she is Turin's sister who died in her youth. The other options, Nienor, Uienen, Rian, and Morwen, do not fit the given information.Rate this question:
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- 40.
Elrond and Elros' Great-Great-Great Grandmother (original fore-mother) on their father's side is:
- A.
Miriel
- B.
Indis
- C.
Aredhel
- D.
Melian
- E.
Luthien
Correct Answer
B. IndisExplanation
Muriel is Finwe's first wife and mother of Feanor while Indis is Finwe's second wife & mother of Fingolfin, father of Turgon, father of Idril, who married Tour, who had Earendil, father of Elrond & Elros - as every Tolkien Geek should know.......Rate this question:
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After a hundred years, Glaurung the first of the _____, the 'fire-drakes of the North', issued from Angband's gates by- night.'. Fill in the ______.
- A.
Umanyari
- B.
Ulairi
- C.
Ulumuri
- D.
Uruloki
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D. UrulokiExplanation
The correct answer is "Uruloki". In J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium, Uruloki refers to the fire-drakes of the North. Glaurung is specifically mentioned as the first of the Uruloki in the text provided.Rate this question:
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Which of the following groups was not a part of the 'Rather complex sundering of the Elves' as Christopher Tolkien put it?
- A.
Vanyar
- B.
Lenwar
- C.
Teleri
- D.
Sindar
- E.
Nandor
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B. LenwarExplanation
Christopher Tolkien described the sundering of the Elves as "rather complex." The groups mentioned in the question, Vanyar, Teleri, Sindar, and Nandor, were all part of this sundering. However, there is no mention of Lenwar in any known Tolkien works or in relation to the sundering of the Elves. Therefore, Lenwar was not a part of the sundering of the Elves as described by Christopher Tolkien.Rate this question:
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Anglachel, Turin's sword, was forged from 'metal that fell from heaven as a blazing star'. With whom did it's mate, Anguirel, end up with?
- A.
Eol
- B.
Thingol
- C.
Turgon
- D.
Maeglin
- E.
Tour
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D. MaeglinExplanation
Anguirel, the mate of Anglachel, ended up with Maeglin.Rate this question:
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Who was aiding Turin in his attempt to kill Glaurung when a boulder crushed his head as he crossed the River Teiglin?
- A.
Hunthor
- B.
Dorlas
- C.
Brandir
- D.
Beleg
- E.
Gwindor
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A. HunthorExplanation
Hunthor was aiding Turin in his attempt to kill Glaurung when a boulder crushed his head as he crossed the River Teiglin.Rate this question:
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Which of these was not one of the three parts the North Kingdom split into?
- A.
Cardolan
- B.
Rhovanion
- C.
Arthedain
- D.
Rhudaur
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B. RhovanionExplanation
Rhovanion was not one of the three parts the North Kingdom split into. The North Kingdom, also known as Arnor, split into three parts after the death of its last king. These three parts were Cardolan, Arthedain, and Rhudaur. Rhovanion, on the other hand, was a region located in the east of Middle-earth and was not part of the North Kingdom's division.Rate this question:
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What was the color of the two unnamed Wizards?
- A.
Brown
- B.
Blue
- C.
Red
- D.
Green
- E.
Magenta
Correct Answer
B. BlueExplanation
The question asks for the color of the two unnamed wizards. Among the given options, "Blue" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Of the following, which was not a major invasion agaist Gondor during the Third Age?
- A.
The Balchoth
- B.
The Wainriders
- C.
Black Uruks
- D.
The Corsairs
- E.
The Eothed
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E. The EothedExplanation
The Eothed is not a major invasion against Gondor during the Third Age. The Balchoth, Wainriders, Black Uruks, and the Corsairs are all known to have launched invasions against Gondor during this time period. However, there is no mention of the Eothed being involved in any major invasion against Gondor.Rate this question:
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- 48.
The Gaffer was apprenticed as garderner by whom?
- A.
Old Holman
- B.
Daddy Twofoot
- C.
Hamfast Gamgee
- D.
Hob Haywood
- E.
Uncle Andy
Correct Answer
A. Old HolmanExplanation
The Gaffer was apprenticed as a gardener by Old Holman.Rate this question:
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- 49.
Where did the Numenoreans land when they humbled Sauron's pride and took him back as hostage to Numenor?
- A.
Lond Daer
- B.
Harad
- C.
Umbar
- D.
Pelargir
- E.
Mithlond
Correct Answer
C. UmbarExplanation
Umbar is the correct answer because it is the place where the Numenoreans landed when they defeated Sauron and took him as a hostage back to Numenor. Umbar is a coastal region located in the south of Middle-earth, known for its strategic location and as a center of power for the Numenoreans. It played a significant role in the history of Middle-earth, particularly during the Second Age when the Numenoreans fought against Sauron.Rate this question:
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Three 'evils' were said to have been the major cause of Gondor's decline in the Third Age. Which of the following was not?
- A.
The return of Sauron to Dol Guldur
- B.
The Civil War of the Kin-strife
- C.
The Plague
- D.
The invasion of the Wainriders
Correct Answer
A. The return of Sauron to Dol GuldurExplanation
The return of Sauron to Dol Guldur is not considered one of the major causes of Gondor's decline in the Third Age. The other three options, the Civil War of the Kin-strife, the Plague, and the invasion of the Wainriders, are acknowledged as significant factors leading to Gondor's downfall. The return of Sauron to Dol Guldur, although a threat to Middle-earth, did not directly contribute to Gondor's decline in the same way as the other three events.Rate this question:
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