Which of Faramir's Rangers asked for permission to shoot Gollum
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Yup, you have earned another pretty bauble Ringfacwen.
Which of Faramir's Rangers asked for permission to shoot Gollum
Which of Faramir's Rangers asked for permission to shoot Gollum
Anborn.
In Aman what would Feanor call Curufin?
In Aman what would Feanor call Curufin?
In Hawaii and in the guise of Charlie Chan, Honorable Fëanor would call him 'Number Five Son'. 
But I suppose in Aman and according to HOME it was something else.
But I suppose in Aman and according to HOME it was something else.
Yes, Anborn was the Ranger's name, so Findekano gets another Pseudo-Silmaril.
Where were Merry and Pippin laid to rest
Where were Merry and Pippin laid to rest
In Rath Dinen, in Gondor.
Just out of curiosity......how tall did Meriadoc 'The Magnificient' Brandybuck and Peregrin I 'Ernil i Pheriannath' Took get anyway???
Samwisegamgee has the right answer so she gets another pretty bauble.
I think the two hobbits were four foot six inches tall, but can't remember where I found that info. They were only hobbits to surpass in height Bullroarer Took, who stood four foot five inches tall in his stockingless feet: quite a bit higher upon the back of a horse. That comparison can be found in the Prologue to FotR.
In what battle did Glaurung lead the Orcs to victory over the Noldor, breaking the Siege of Angband
I think the two hobbits were four foot six inches tall, but can't remember where I found that info. They were only hobbits to surpass in height Bullroarer Took, who stood four foot five inches tall in his stockingless feet: quite a bit higher upon the back of a horse. That comparison can be found in the Prologue to FotR.
In what battle did Glaurung lead the Orcs to victory over the Noldor, breaking the Siege of Angband
In the battle of unnumberd [U]tyrs[/U] (the thing what drops ou off oure eye when we cry ;-) )???????????????
Bey then
Bey then
You mean tears Nessa?
No Nessa, it wasn't the Fifth Battle (Unnumbered Tears) of Beleriand. Good guess though.
Dagor Dagorath is the answer to your question Grond.
The answer to my question is Feanor would have called Curufin. KURVO.
The statement to the quote on the heights of Merry+Pippin are found in the prologue to LoTr under 'of Hobbits' i think.
The answer to my question is Feanor would have called Curufin. KURVO.
The statement to the quote on the heights of Merry+Pippin are found in the prologue to LoTr under 'of Hobbits' i think.
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Dagor Dagorath is the answer to your question Grond.
Dagor Dagorath is the answer to your question Grond.
Not close, so no cigar. Dagor Dagorath, the 'Battle to End all Battles' (my interpetation) will not be fought until the End times of Middle-earth.
The answer I'm looking for is one of the Five Battles of Beleriand, but not the Unnumbered Tears, which was the Fifth Batttle.
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The statement to the quote on the heights of Merry+Pippin are found in the prologue to LoTr under 'of Hobbits' i think.
Yes, that is where Tolkien gives Bullroarer's height as five foot five inches and says Merry and Pippin were the only two hobbits to surpass him, but doesn't actually go on to say by how much they surpassed him, at least not the way I read it.The statement to the quote on the heights of Merry+Pippin are found in the prologue to LoTr under 'of Hobbits' i think.
Elfstone
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In what battle did Glaurung lead the Orcs to victory over the Noldor, breaking the Siege of Angband
In what battle did Glaurung lead the Orcs to victory over the Noldor, breaking the Siege of Angband
Glaurung the Golden, the first and greatest of all the Uruloki (fire-breathing dragons), and also called the Father of dragons, led those fowl, slimy, filthy, low down, dirty, rotten Orcs to victory over my beloved Noldor in the Dagor Bragollach (The Battle of Sudden Flame)!
You've got it Elfstone; a Pseudo-Silmaril to you. It was also the Fourth Battle of Beleriand.
What were the last words written by Ori in the record of Balin's people
It was also the Fourth Battle of Beleriand.What were the last words written by Ori in the record of Balin's people
'They are coming.'
Samwisegamgee gets the pretty bauble this time for her correct answer.
How was Muzgash the Orc killed
How was Muzgash the Orc killed
Correct Ringfacwen, while trying to make his escape from the Tower of Cirith Ungol during the Battle of the Mithril Shirt. To you goes the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Whose lullaby, said Bilbo, 'would waken a drunken goblin'
Whose lullaby, said Bilbo, 'would waken a drunken goblin'
The lullaby of the Elves of Rivendell. To which they replied: "And your snores would waken a stone dragon - yet we thank you". 
It's from the last chapter of the Hobbit.
It's from the last chapter of the Hobbit.
Tommie gets the pretty bauble this time for the right answer.
What did Tolkien initially study at Oxford
What did Tolkien initially study at Oxford
The map of the campus, so's he could find his room. 
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What did Tolkien initially study at Oxford
at first he studyed: Classics, Old English, the Germanic languages (especially Gothic), Welsh and Finnish, until 1913,.[>> my answer ;-) ] But after a disappointing second class degree in Honour Moderations, the "midway" stage of a 4-year Oxford "Greats" (i.e. Classics) course, s he changed his school from Classics to the more congenial English Language and Literature.What did Tolkien initially study at Oxford
I think this is the answere to your question?
Bey
[Editiert am 17/6/2003 von Nessa]
[Editiert am 17/6/2003 von Nessa]
Nessa has the right answer and a shiney new Pseudo-Silmaril.
What were Illuin and Ormal
What were Illuin and Ormal
I believe they were the two lamps that lit the island where the Valar lived in Arda.
Correct again Samwisegamgee, you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who were the Gonnhirrim
Who were the Gonnhirrim
You got it Ringfacwen, also the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who founded Lórien
Who founded Lórien
Which one?
The gardens of Lorien in Aman were founded by the Vala Lorien. (duh!)
If you mean Lothlorien in Middle-Earth, I don't know, and will guess at Celeborn and Galadriel.
The gardens of Lorien in Aman were founded by the Vala Lorien. (duh!)
If you mean Lothlorien in Middle-Earth, I don't know, and will guess at Celeborn and Galadriel.
Okay Peredhil, you can have a Pseudo-Silmaril for the one in Aman; however, I wanted the one founded in Middle-earth, which was later known as Lothlórien.And no, it wasn't founded by Celeborn and Galadriel; they were 'Johnny come latelys'.
I can't remember exactly but wasn't Lorien founded by the people of Amroth and/or Nimrodel? I think it was a combination but I'm hesitant to say.
Yes Uruk_slayer, what I was looking for was 'Nandorian Elves' those Elves that refused to cross the Misty Mountains on the Great Journey from Cuivienen. Amroth purported to be the King of Lorien (before he ran off after Nimrodel) was the leader of one of group of these that founded Lorian. So you get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
When and where did who say, 'Baruk Khazâd! Khazâd ai-mênu!'
When and where did who say, 'Baruk Khazâd! Khazâd ai-mênu!'
Gimli, at Helm's Deep.
Peredhil has got the answer and a shiny new bauble.
Why did Beorn warn Thorin's Company against drinking from the stream in Mirkwood
Why did Beorn warn Thorin's Company against drinking from the stream in Mirkwood
Or even dream of a feast while the rest of the company is working their hind ends off packing you around and becoming hungrier by the day. Ringfacwen gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What was the likely origin of Saruman's nickname
What was the likely origin of Saruman's nickname
Is 'sharku' a Mongolian word that means...cunning, or old man? I know that 'sharku' was Orcish for old man...
I don't know about the Mongolian word Samwisegamgee, but the Orcish word bit is correct. You get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What were the two chief ports of Falas
What were the two chief ports of Falas
Keerect Perwing, you get the pretty bauble.
Who ruled the remnant of the Noldor that stayed in Valinor
Who ruled the remnant of the Noldor that stayed in Valinor
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'Finarfin,' the old man repeated, as if recalling from an old memory a long disused word. 'Yes, that was the name. I was Finarfin.'
Oops! Right guy, wrong setting. 'Finarfin,' the old man repeated, as if recalling from an old memory a long disused word. 'Yes, that was the name. I was Finarfin.'
Ringfacwen gets the Pseudo-Silmaril. Quote:
The face of ............. was ageless. neither old or young, though in it was written the memory of many things both glad and sorrowful.
Who is described here The face of ............. was ageless. neither old or young, though in it was written the memory of many things both glad and sorrowful.
I know this one Grondy.
Elrond. from the chapter Many Meetings in the Fellowship of the Ring.
Elrond. from the chapter Many Meetings in the Fellowship of the Ring.
You got it Mellie and so you also get the Pseudo-Silmaril.
Who was the first King of Rohan
Who was the first King of Rohan
Ringfacwen has the correct answer and a Pseudo-Silmaril.
Whose emblem was represented by a winged sun
Whose emblem was represented by a winged sun
Elfstone
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I believe that would be Finwe, or the House of Finwe if you will.
Correct Elfstone, you get the pretty bauble.
In what likeness was the ship of Celeborn and Galadriel fashoned
In what likeness was the ship of Celeborn and Galadriel fashoned
It looked like a swan, if that's what you mean.
Swan was the key ingredient, so Tommi gets the Pseudo-Silmaril.
What major character in The Silmarillion was inspired by a fragment of the Crist of Cynewulf
What major character in The Silmarillion was inspired by a fragment of the Crist of Cynewulf
Elfstone
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The major character in The Silmarillion inspired by that poem was Earendil!
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While at Oxford, one of the poems Tolkien discovered in the course of his Old English studies was the "Crist of Cynewulf." It included the cryptic couplet: "Eálá Earendel engla beorhtast / Ofer middangeard monnum sended" or "Hail Earendel brightest of angels, over Middle Earth sent to men." ("Middangeard" was a ancient expression for the everyday world between Heaven above and Hell below.)
While at Oxford, one of the poems Tolkien discovered in the course of his Old English studies was the "Crist of Cynewulf." It included the cryptic couplet: "Eálá Earendel engla beorhtast / Ofer middangeard monnum sended" or "Hail Earendel brightest of angels, over Middle Earth sent to men." ("Middangeard" was a ancient expression for the everyday world between Heaven above and Hell below.)
There you go again Elfstone, take a Pseudo-Silmaril as you leave and return when you can.
Of which river was the Andurant a tributary
Of which river was the Andurant a tributary
Too obvious guess, I guess, but could it be the Anduin? 
Nope
River Gelion, is the correct answer I believe, that is, if I spelled it correctly.
*whacks herself* Yes of course. I think you might be very likely right there, Mellie.
Mellie gets the Pseudo-Silmaril for her correctly spelled answer.
:elfembar: Oops! I was about to ask "What was Chuenya?", but I couldn't find the answer of it anywhere but in my quiz book, so I made a website search and found neither could anyone else the last time I asked it. Google didn't recognize it either.
Therefore: What did Frodo fancy he saw in the darkness of Moria
:elfembar: Oops! I was about to ask "What was Chuenya?", but I couldn't find the answer of it anywhere but in my quiz book, so I made a website search and found neither could anyone else the last time I asked it. Google didn't recognize it either.
Therefore: What did Frodo fancy he saw in the darkness of Moria