Worth 30 points!asap! consider the dialogue as gandalf instructs when at bag-end at the story's beginning: "put on a few eggs, there's a good fellow! " gandalf called after him, as the hobbit stumped off the pantries. how does this dialogue create the setting of the bag-end? a. it shows that bilbo's home was too small to fit to all the dwarves. b. it shows that bag-end was not well stocked with food. c. it shows that bag-end was large, with many pantries, and that is was comfortable for guest. d. it shows that bag-end was cold and lonely.

I did the test fellow K-12 its B

the answer is c

Explanation: it is c because non of the answers make sense according to the novel.Plus in the novel it said hobbits(Bilbo) liked guests and loved some company thats why he had lots of coat hangers to if you need that question answered,and that Bilbo loved food.

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what are your options ?

i would say years or cherry blossoms

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