Question

1. explain why the dwarves need a \burglar\ for their journey.

part 3 — sequence the events

number the events 1 - 6 in the order they happen.

___ thorin arrives last and surprises bilbo.
___ bilbo meets gandalf outside his home.
___ the dwarves sing about their lost treasure.
___ a large group of dwarves show up for tea.
___ gandalf puts a special mark on bilbos door.
___ bilbo tries to act like a good host even though he is overwhelmed.

part 4 — text evidence practice

1. find one line in pages 1 - 25 that shows bilbo is uncomfortable with adventure.

copy the short line or phrase here:

part 5 — vocabulary review

match each word to the correct meaning.
write a, b, or c.

words:

1. unexpected
2. quest
3. hospitality

definitions:
a. a long journey with a goal
b. welcoming and taking care of guests
c. something surprising or not planned

1. _ 2. _ 3. ___

Explanation:

Part 3 - Sequence the Events

To solve this, we analyze the plot of The Hobbit:

1. First, Gandalf puts a special mark on Bilbo's door (to signal the dwarves).
2. Then, Bilbo meets Gandalf outside his home.
3. Next, a large group of dwarves show up for tea.
4. After that, the dwarves sing about their lost treasure.
5. Then, Bilbo tries to act like a good host even though he is overwhelmed.
6. Finally, Thorin arrives last and surprises Bilbo.

So the order is:

1. Thorin arrives last and surprises Bilbo.
2. Bilbo meets Gandalf outside his home.
3. The dwarves sing about their lost treasure.
4. A large group of dwarves show up for tea.
5. Gandalf puts a special mark on Bilbo's door.
6. Bilbo tries to act like a good host even though he is overwhelmed.

Part 5 - Vocabulary Review

1. "Unexpected" means something surprising or not planned, so it matches C.
2. "Quest" means a long journey with a goal, so it matches A.
3. "Hospitality" means welcoming and taking care of guests, so it matches B.

Answer:

s:

Part 3

1. 5
2. 2
3. 4
4. 3
5. 1
6. 6

Part 5

1. C
2. A
3. B

(Note: For Part 6 and Part 8, the answers depend on the specific text of The Hobbit (pages 1–25) and require direct reference to the book. For example, a line showing Bilbo’s discomfort with adventure might be “I am a hobbit of Hobbiton” (or another quote emphasizing his desire for a quiet life), and the explanation for the dwarves needing a burglar relates to their goal of reclaiming the treasure from Smaug, where Bilbo’s stealth as a hobbit (and burglar) would help them bypass traps or sneak into the Lonely Mountain.)