Fantasy Literature: J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring

Question 1

Which detail in the passage most clearly identifies the text as fantasy?

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The character in the passage is a wizard.

Question 2

What does the reader learn about Bag End, Bilbo’s house, from the passage? Check all that apply.

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Bag End is at the top of a hill.; Bag End is close to other hobbit homes.

Question 3

Which quotation from The Fellowship of the Ring is an example of indirect characterization?

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“. . . Bilbo gave a few pennies away . . .”

Question 4

How is Bilbo Baggins characterized in this passage?

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as strangely youthful

Question 5

Which detail in the passage most clearly identifies the text as fantasy?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

The character in the passage is a wizard.

Question 6

What does the reader learn about Bag End, Bilbo’s house, from the passage? Check all that apply.

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Bag End is at the top of a hill.; Bag End is close to other hobbit homes.

Question 7

Which quotation from Klara and the Sun is an example of indirect characterization?

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"Then a moment later, the child said, 'Oh, but Mom, come on.'"

Question 8

How is Klara characterized in this passage?

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as perceptive

Fantasy Literature: J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring Answers