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1. When Gildor and the High Elves save the young hobbits from the Black Riders in "Three is Company" (FOTR) who is the song they are singing about?
2. Who made up the rhyme for Aragorn that begins "All that is gold does not glitter,/Not all those who wander are lost"?
3. Sam recites a poem that Bilbo taught him in "A Knife in the Dark" (FOTR). Who is it about?
4. Why does Aragorn think that it is cheek for Bilbo to make verses about Earendil in the house of Elrond?
5. Who does Frodo make up a poem about in "The Mirror of Galadriel" (FOTR)?
6. In "The Riders of Rohan" (TTT) Aragorn recites a poem about Gondor. What kind of a tree does he say is there?
7. Who sends a message to Aragorn that begins "Where now are the Dunedain, Elessar, Elessar?"?
8. Who is the poem that begins "Where now the horse and the rider? Where is the horn that was blowing?" about?
9. In the poem that Gandalf says in "The Palantir" (TTT), what did the Kings bring from Numenor?
10. What is the poem that Sam recites in front of the Black Gate about?
11. What is the last line of Theoden's call to his riders at the battle of Pelennor Fields?
12. When does Sam sing the song that begins "In western lands beneath the sun"?
13. How does the song that Legolas sings in "The Fields of Cormallen" begin?
14. Where does life to the dying lie?
15. Who spoke the poem about the Paths of the Dead?
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