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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Glaurung tell Nienor that Turin did when faced with the dragon?
(a) Killed himself
(b) Ran away
(c) Died of fright
(d) Sided with the dragon
2. Where does Aerin tell Turin that Morwen and his sister went?
(a) The court of Thingol
(b) South away from Brooda's control
(c) To Morwen's family home
(d) On vacation
3. What do the people of Brandir do with the dragon's body?
(a) Ban the area where it lies
(b) Burn it
(c) Stuff it
(d) Bury it
4. Why does Morwen not go with Turin when she sends him to King Thingol?
(a) Morwen is lazy
(b) Morwen won't leave her home
(c) Morwen is pregnant
(d) Morwen is ashamed of running
5. What realm do Galadriel and Celeborn establish?
(a) Gondor
(b) Middle Earth
(c) Rohan
(d) Eregion
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Sauron convince Celebrimbor and the other craftsmen to do for him?
2. Who is the cripple man that talks to Turin and tells him about his mother and sister?
3. Which part of the island of Numenor has a cooler climate?
4. Why does Mim say that they won't teach men about the roots that the dwarfs gather?
5. What shape does the Island of Numenor resemble?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain the connection between the Elessar being a jewel that heals and the fact that it is made after the image of the sun and the green leaves.
2. How do the people of Numenor travel and why?
3. What becomes of Amroth and Nimrodel?
4. Describe the Haleth.
5. How does Turin chase off the orcs that have captured the men of Brethil?
6. What happens when Turin wakes from his deathlike trance.
7. What about Bilbo caused Thorin to refuse Bilbo Baggins' help at first?
8. Why did Turin turn to Sador for his learning?
9. Why is Thorin Oakenshield planning to kill Smaug?
10. Explain why the Palantiri passed out of knowledge of the people of Middle-earth.
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