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Hard Harry Potter Quiz for a Real Potter Head Fer
 

Hard Harry Potter Quiz for a Real Potter Head FerOnline version

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by Jan Kucera
1

What sentence does Harry have to write several times as punishment at Dolores Umbridge's house and has it engraved on the back of his hand?

Choose one or more answers

2

That the Philosopher's Stone was originally hidden by Dumbledore at Gringotts in vault number 713, you would know. But can you remember the number of Harry Potter's vault?

3

Who said this quote: “Fear of a name only increases fear of the thing itself.”?

4

In total, how many times had Dumbledore been placed outside of his position as Headmaster in the time Harry had been at Hogwarts? That includes temporary replacements, substitutions and removals.

5

On which square does Ron send his knight in the chess game, sacrificing himself so that the trio wins in their quest for the Philosopher's Stone?

6

How many Horcruxes did Voldemort create?

7

What object functioned as a carrier at the World Quidditch Championships?

8

In which film is the first mention of the magical prison Azkaban?

9

What are the names of the conductor and the driver of the Knight Bus?

10

What page should students flip to when Severus Snape substitutes for Remus Lupin in class?

11

How many turns back in time did Harry and Hermione go in the third episode?

12

What is the relationship between Sirius Black and Bellatrix Lestrange?

13

How many people destroyed horcruxes in total?

14

Which unforgivable curse did Harry use?

15

What is the name of the goblin who helps Harry, Ron and Hermione break into the Gringotts' house?

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Harry was forced to write the phrase "I must not tell lies" over and over again. He didn't need ink, Professor Umbridge gave him a specially modified quill that wrote in Harry's own blood and inked the words into the back of his hand.

In the first episode, Harry and Hagrid visit Gringot's Bank for the first time. Together, he and the goblin stop in front of the vault, whose number, 687, the goblin verbally states.

The quote is from the second episode. Harry, Ron, and Hermione meet Draco Malfoy and his father Lucius in the Ravenclaw and Caernarys. Hermione uses this line in response to Lucius, who is amazed that Harry is not afraid to call You-Know-Who Voldemort.

He was first placed out of office in the second episode after attacks on students from Muggle families escalated. The second time was in episode five, when he fled the school before being arrested by the Minister of Magic and Professor Umbridge. The final showdown is from the sixth episode after his death.

Ron exclaims "Knight to H3" directly in the scene. The queen takes Ron's piece and Harry can then checkmate the king.

There were 8 horcruxes. 7 were made by Voldemort intentionally ( Nagini, goblet, diary, locket, ring, diadem and the part of his soul in Voldemort himself) and 1 was made accidentally which was Harry.

The Weasleys, Cedric Diggory and his father, Harry and Hermione travel together to the championship using a portable carriage. It awaits them at the top of the hill. It's an old boot.

Although we learn more about the prison in the third film, the first mention of it is in the second film. This is the scene where the Minister of Magic comes to arrest Hagrid for attacking Muggle students.

the Knight Bus's conductor was Stan Shunpike, who greeted passengers and handled baggage, and was driven by Ernie Prang.

That's right. Snape even repeats it twice in the scene. It's a chapter near the end of the book that focuses on werewolves. He wanted some of the students to get the connection to Remus Lupin's absence.

Before they go back in time, Dumbledore advises Hermione that "three turns should be enough".

That's right. Sirius mentions this to Harry in episode five, when he shows him his family tree in the house in Grimmauld Square that his mother burned him out of.

This question was a bit of a trick question. The Horcruxes were destroyed by Dumbledore, Harry, Ron, Hermione, Neville and ironically Voldemort when he used the killing curse on Harry in the last film.

There are a total of three unforgivable curses. Avada Kedavra was never used by Harry. He used the Cruciatus torture curse on Bellatrix in the fifth film, and then used Imperius on the goblin in Gringotts Bank in the last film.

That's right. He and Griphook met up at Lucius Malfoy's mansion, and after escaping, they plotted a heist. But Griphook betrayed the trio.

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