What effect does the dwarves' song in Chapter 1 have on the plot of The Hobbit?
It sets up the rising action as the song describes the dangers ahead and pulls Bilbo into the mission.
It creates a complicating incident by describing the generations-old feud between the dwarves and Bilbo's ancestors.
It creates exposition that provides background information about the dwarves' mission. <this is the correct answer
It is a turning pont in the story when Bilbo realizes he has no choice but to help the dwarves on their mission.
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