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The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

In terms of Tolkien’s literary context, we should look to his twin focuses: philology (the study of languages) and philosophy (moral, rather than political ethics). The Hobbit is a literary exposition of Tolkien’s personal grappling with the “big ideas” that have long engaged the great minds of Eastern and Western civilizations

The Hobbit Novel Study Quizzes

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Chapters 1-19 / 60 Questions

.Events & Facts (60 Questions)

These questions target students’ reading comprehension and recall skills. They focus on identifying specific events, character actions, and factual information from the text. This section ensures students are paying attention to key plot points and narrative developments.

Crossword Puzzle:

This activity relates to the characters and events in the story, reinforcing key elements through an interactive and engaging format.

This comprehensive assessment tool tests students’ understanding of both the surface-level and more nuanced aspects of the story.