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| 1. | Short creatures known for their greed and trickery. |
| 2. | The dragon of Lonely Mountain and the antagonist of the tale. Although he is not present for most of the story, his existence looms. His attack on Lonely Mountain displaced an entire people and several towns. His conversations with Bilbo expose him as an arrogant and hateful beast who loves treasure only for the sake of having it. |
| 3. | Intelligent and oversized wolves with generally evil intentions. They have rough treaties with goblins to help them raid and terrorize other species. |
| 5. | Where hobbits live. |
| 6. | Wretched creature that played the riddle game with Bilbo. |
| 10. | The main character and protagonist of the tale. |
| 12. | Captures Thorin and company and puts them in dungeon. Lives in caves with magic doors. Comes to Battle of Five armies. |
| 13. | Great serpentine beasts with wings. They shoot fire from their mouths. They are capable of speech and are known to be fairly intelligent. Their goal is to accumulate a large amount of treasure and sleep on it. |
| 15. | The town at the southern end of Long Lake that is destroyed by Smaug. It is here that the dwarves get fed and outfitted before the last leg of their journey. |
| 16. | An immense white gem, treasured by dwarves and guarded by Smaug, the dragon. |
| 17. | The magical item which Bilbo uses to disappear. |
| 18. | A small creature half the size of a man. They have no beards and hairy feet with a tendency for rotund stomachs. They tend to be farmers and rarely go on adventures. Beyond the borders of their people, few have ever heard of them |
| 19. | A descendant of the royal line of Dale. He does not appear until Smaug attacks the town, but he makes a brave stand with a small group of townspeople. He understands the words of the thrush, and slays the dragon. He leads an army of men with the Elvenking to Lonely Mountain He fights well in the war, and ends the tale by re-establishing Dale. |
| 21. | Leader of Lake Town; very economically minded, but a coward. |
| 22. | An old elf who lives in Rivendell. A gracious host. He reads the moon letters on the map which make it possible for the dwarves to enter the mountain. |
| 23. | The name of the caves where Gollum lives. |
| 24. | The mountain where Smaug lives guarding a treasure. |
| 28. | Home of Elrond in Rivendell. |
| 29. | One of the Trolls that is turned to stone by Gandalf's trickery |
| 32. | The great forest over the Misty Mountains. |
| 33. | A wealthy section of Hobbiton in which the Baggins family has lived for many generations. It is an enviable place to live. So enviable, that Bilbo's relatives rush to auction his possessions and take his home after he has been gone a year. |
| 35. | Goblin-Cleaver; Biter; Elvish sword that Thorin took from Trolls' cave; buried with him. Glowed blue when orcs were around. |
| 37. | Elvish dagger that Bilbo took from Trolls' cave, served as sword for the Hobbit. Glowed blue when orcs were around. |
| 38. | One of the Trolls that is turned to stone by Gandalf's trickery. |
| 40. | Bilbo's mother's maiden name. This family is a more adventurous and daring family than the Baggins. The family has old ties with Gandalf. |
| 41. | They live in Lake Town near Lonely Mountain. |
| 42. | One of Thorin's companions; Dwarf |
| 43. | The first creatures in Middle-Earth. Immortal unless killed in battle, they are fair-faced, with beautiful voices, and have a close communion with nature, which makes them wonderful craftsmen. |
| 45. | One of the Trolls that is turned to stone by Gandalf's trickery. |