What effect does the possibility of going on the adventure have on Bilbo's character at the beginning of The Hobbit? A It creates a sense of curiosity and excitement for Bilbo about the adventures he will experience. B It creates tension for Bilbo because he would be stepping out of his comfort zone. C It makes Bilbo reluctant to go on the adventure for fear of leaving everything he knows behind. D It makes Bilbo fearful and anxious about what might happen to him on the adventure.

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Emery Gomez

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8 April, 21:50

What effect does the possibility of going on the adventure have on Bilbo's character at the beginning of The Hobbit? A It creates a sense of curiosity and excitement for Bilbo about the adventures he will experience. B It creates tension for Bilbo because he would be stepping out of his comfort zone. C It makes Bilbo reluctant to go on the adventure for fear of leaving everything he knows behind. D It makes Bilbo fearful and anxious about what might happen to him on the adventure.

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Royce Cummings · Answer 1

A. It creates a sense of curiosity and excitement for Bilbo about the adventures he will experience.

Explanation:

"The Hobbit" is a novel by J. R. R. Tolkien written in 1937 and then made in a film series. This story happened many years before "The Lord of the Rings" also by the same writer.

This novel/film details the journey of a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins and some other dwarfs in their attempt to reclaim the Lonely Mountain. This mountain was inhabited by a dragon Smaug. When, at the beginning of the story, visited by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, he was at first reluctant to be a part of the adventure. But then he was also full of curiosity and excitement for the adventures he will experience. He then met the thirteen dwarfs who will be his company for the journey. And under the leadership of Thorin Oakenshield they set forth for the mountain.

Bernard · Answer 2

A

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