C: Theoden arrives at Dunharrow.

Correct. Please continue, Elentarimir.

Thanks.

How did Legolas describe the language of the Rohirrim?

A: Like a lake, calm and smooth
B: Like their land, rolling
C: Like Mordor, harsh and cruel
D: Like a river, flowing and rough

B: Like their land, rolling

Correct, Fedaeglin! Please procede!

When they are approaching Mordor, what does Sam want Smeogol to get for him, and Smeogol refuses?

A) A pot of water

B) Rabbits

C) Leaves and herbs

D) Firewood

C: Leaves and herbs?

Correct. [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Who of Gondor were present at the last debate?

A. Faramir
B. Aragorn
C. Imrahil
D. Beregond
E. Gandalf

A. Faramir-Was in the Houses of Healing
B. Aragorn-Ranger of the North, though he became King of the Reunited Kingdom I still say hes from Arnor
C. Imrahil-From Dol Amroth
D. Beregond- Not present
E. Gandalf- From Valinor

So its C Imrahil

Sorry for the post.
Stupid computer :mad:

Your go Sleepy.

"He seems to have escaped when Smaug smashed the mountain side." This was said by Bilbo in The Hobbit. Who escaped and in the rest of the sentence Bilbo says that someone else may not have survived. Who are these two?

A. Thrush and Thorin
B. Thorin and Balin
C. Thrush and Snails
D. Erebor and most of its men

D. Erebor and most of its men.

Nope. Why would Bilbo refer to Erebor as "he"?

C. i would think

And C it is.

Which one of these characters who didn't play a big role in Saurons downfall

A. Eomer
B. Eowyn
C. Frodo
D. Smeagol

Herm, I'm gonna say...A.

Well, since Eowyn killed his key minion, you're probably right, Arvedui III.

But, then again Eomer was among those at the Black Gate "diversion". So, just for the fun of it, I'll go with 'B'.

Arvedui III has it! to me Eomer was there just to look important

Heheh, very true. Alrightly, new question:

Which of the following couples are not in someway related to each other.

A. Merry Brandybuck and Estella Bolger
B. Pippin Took and Diamond of Long Cleave
C. Sam Gamgee and Rosie Cotton
D. None of the above

Sorry meant A

D as far as I can remember.

Do you mean related, besides being husband and wife? Because if so, I think the right answer is B.

nobody said C, so i'll say C!!!

Yes Evisse, I do mean besides being husband and wife, and yes, the answer is B. Good job.

Rosie and Sam are something like 6th cousins and technically brother and sister because their siblings (Marigold and Tom) married. Merry and Estella Bolger are also related, though, I don't think they've yet invented the words to describe exactly how.

Those silly, inbred hobbits. :D

hehehe.
Alright:

Who was Narya first entrusted to:
A. Galadriel
B Gil-Galad
C. Gandalf
D. Cirdan
E. Celeborn

Gil-Galad

No that was surely Cirdan. And he later entrusted this ring to Gandalf. This ring is known as the Ring of Fire

Heni, it was actually given to Gil-galad, who gave it to Cirdan.

Yes, it was Gil-Galad (if still not convinced, look in UT, History of Galadriel and Celeborn).
Sleepy, give us the next one.

Gil-Galad--->Elrond
Cirdan--->Gandalf
Galadriel

I haven't got my books handy, but I have a feeling that Heni and Gil-Galad are correct. I thought that it was Vilya that was given originally to Gil-Galad (and passed by him to Elrond), wheras Narya was originally borne by Cirdan and passed by him to Gandalf.

How many Elves have slain a dragon?
A. 0
B. 5
C. 1
D. 3

None, as far as I know. Scatha, Glaurung and Smaug were all slain by Men, Ancalagon and his cronies were vanquished by Earendil, a Half-Elf, and the Eagles.

So I'd say A.

Well in that case should it maybe be C because Earendil was half elf.

Or perhaps it's ...

E. ½ :D

Well I was thinking C. Since the Silm says he was counted among Elves. But Saucepan Man had a better answer. Whoever makes it first may answer.

I meant between Saucepan man and Kath