Galadriel Trivia Quiz

Answer: Finarfin

Galadriel was a Noldorin princess, daughter of Finarfin. Lindir was an elf of Rivendell, Guilin was a Noble Elf of Nargothrond, and Finrod was the eldest son of Finarfin, Galadriel's brother.

Answer: True

"Galadriel, the only woman of the Noldor to stand that day tall and
valiant among the contending princes..." The Silmarils are the three jewels shining with the light of the Two Trees, made by Feanor.

Answer: Celeborn

Celeborn was a Sindarin Elf, a prince of Doriath, and kinsman of Elwe. Galadriel and Celeborn were married in Doriath.

Answer: Celebrian

Celebrian was an Eldarin lady and married Elrond in 100 of the Third Age. They had three children: Elladan, Elrohir, and Arwen. Celebrian went over the Sea in 2510 of the Third Age due to a poisoned wound from Orcs.

Answer: Nenya

Nenya was the second of the original three rings made and given to the elves. Nenya was the ring of water and was made of Mithril and had a white stone with a soft, flickering light. Nenya was also called the Ring of the Adamant.

Answer: True

Since Galadriel was the only leader of the revolting Noldor to survive the Wars of Beleriand, a ban was set on her return to Valinor. She had declared that she would not accept the pardon of Mandos, and returned only after the Dark Lord's hold on the Middle earth had been broken.

Answer: Altariel

Altariel is the Quenya form of Galadriel. Beruthiel is the name of one of the Queens, Earwin was the name of Galadriel's mother, and Finduilas was a Noldorian princess, daughter of Orodreth.

Answer: False

Galadriel was not the original founder of Lothlorien. She and Celeborn took over years after it was founded.

Answer: Frodo

During the Fellowship of the Ring's stay at Lothlorien, Frodo discovered that Galadriel was the bearer of one of the three rings. Seeing this, he offered the one ring to Galadriel and she discovered that she too fell victim to its power, although she did not accept it.

Answer: False

Due to her opposition to Sauron and her refusing the one ring, at the end of the Third Age the Valar permitted Galadriel to come to Valinor. She came with the last riding of the Keepers of the Rings.