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Tolkien's Universe Quiz #2

J.R.R. Tolkien arguably created the most expansive fictional universe in the history of literature - but what do you know?

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"Tolkien's Universe" refers to his three major works; The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion

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Last updated: January 19, 2015

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Hint	Answer
"Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the..."	Sky
"Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their..."	Halls of stone
"Nine for Mortal Men..."	Doomed to die
"One for the Dark Lord on his..."	Dark throne
"In the Land of Mordor where Shadows..."	Lie
The Land of the Powers, founded by the Valar after Melkors destruction	Valinor
In the final battle that saw the ultimate defeat of Morgoth, this land was destroyed	Beleriand
The world became bent after the destruction of this kingdom	Numenor
Morgoth's highly fortified citadel, constructed in the earliest days of the world	Angband
Son of Gloin, who travelled from Rivendell as part of the Fellowship of the Ring	Gimli Elf-friend
A descendant of Girion the Lord of Dale, who slew Smaug with the Black Arrow	Bard I
The Uruk commanding Cirith Ungol at the end of the Third Age	Shagrat
Where a Dwarf-realm was founded by Gror having been driven from the Grey Mountains	The Iron Hills
The name of the Hobbit of Stoor-kind who became slave to the One Ring of Power	Smeagol
The realm of the Witch-king	Angmar
The true name for the desert region commonly called South Gondor	Harondor
The Horse-lords of Rohan	The Rohirrim
Brought the One Ring to the Cracks of Doom, defeating Sauron in its destruction	Frodo Baggins
Known as the Great Jewels	The Silmarils
The North-kingdom of the Dunedain	Arnor