Harry Potter Trivia Quiz

Bill Weasley is the correct answer. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Fleur Delacour marries Bill Weasley, the eldest Weasley brother. They met during the Triwizard Tournament when Fleur was the Beauxbatons champion, and their relationship develops throughout the series despite initial resistance from Molly Weasley.

The Peverell Family is the correct answer. In The Deathly Hallows, Harry discovers he is descended from the Peverell family through the Ignotus Peverell line, the original owner of the Invisibility Cloak. This is revealed in the story of the Three Brothers and confirmed by the Potter family's possession of the cloak as a family heirloom.

Merpeople is the correct answer. The riddle 'Come seek us where our voices sound, we can't sing above the ground' is the clue for the Second Task of the Triwizard Tournament, which takes place in the Black Lake where the merpeople live. The merpeople's voices can only be heard underwater.

Transfiguration Charm is the correct answer. In the Second Task, Viktor Krum uses a partial transfiguration charm to transform his head into that of a shark, allowing him to breathe underwater. While Harry used Gillyweed and Cedric/Fleur used bubble-head charms, Krum's transfiguration was unique.

Moaning Myrtle is the correct answer. When the Chamber of Secrets was first opened by Tom Riddle in 1942, Moaning Myrtle (Myrtle Warren) was killed by the Basilisk in the girls' bathroom where she was hiding. Her death was used to create the first Horcrux (the diary) and her ghost continues to haunt that bathroom.

Department of Mysteries is the correct answer. The prophecy about Harry and Voldemort (the one involving 'either must die at the hand of the other') was stored in the Hall of Prophecies within the Department of Mysteries at the Ministry of Magic. This is why Dumbledore's Army and the Death Eaters battle there in Order of the Phoenix.

Splinched is the correct answer. When Apparition or Disapparition goes wrong, a wizard can leave parts of their body behind while the rest teleports - this is called being 'splinched'. Ron Weasley gets splinched during the escape from the Ministry of Magic in Deathly Hallows, losing part of his arm.

Neville Longbottom is the correct answer. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Ginny Weasley attends the Yule Ball with Neville Longbottom as her partner. This was after Harry had already asked Cho Chang (who refused), and Neville asked Ginny. They bonded over their embarrassment about their dancing abilities.

Potter, Black, Lupin and Pettigrew is the correct answer. The Marauder's Map was created by James Potter (Prongs), Sirius Black (Padfoot), Remus Lupin (Moony), and Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail) during their time at Hogwarts. They used their nicknames derived from their animal forms. Fred and George Weasley later found it, not created it.

In the Harry Potter series, after Voldemort loses his powers attempting to kill Harry Potter, he flees and is rumored to be hiding in the forests of Albania. Albania is mentioned multiple times in the books as the place where Voldemort was in exile before returning to power. The other options are locations in Britain associated with other events in the series.

According to 'Quidditch Through the Ages,' there are 700 known fouls in Quidditch, though most are no longer possible with modern magical protection like the cushioning charm on broomsticks. This establishes the complexity and long history of the sport's rulebook.

The Golden Snitch is worth 150 points, and catching it ends the Quidditch match. This is fundamental to the sport's strategy - a team trailing by less than 150 points can still win by catching the Snitch, but if they're behind by 150 or more, catching it doesn't help.

In 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone,' when Harry first meets the Weasleys on the Hogwarts Express, one of the twins notices his lightning bolt scar and recognizes him as 'Harry Potter.' This moment introduces Harry to wizarding fame early in his journey.

In the first chapter of 'Philosopher's Stone,' when Harry talks to the boa constrictor at the zoo, the snake tells him he was bred in captivity and wants to go to Brazil, which Harry accidentally enables by making the glass vanish. Brazil is mentioned as the snake's desired destination.

In 'Philosopher's Stone,' Hagrid wins a dragon egg from a stranger and hatches it, naming the Norwegian Ridgeback dragon Norbert. The dragon becomes too dangerous and is eventually sent to a dragon sanctuary in Romania.

Peter Pettigrew, also known as Wormtail, was the secret keeper for the Potters and betrayed their location to Voldemort. This betrayal allowed Voldemort to find and kill Harry's parents, framing Sirius Black for the crime for twelve years.

A Quidditch pitch has 6 goal posts total - 3 hoops at each end of the field where Chasers try to score by throwing the Quaffle through them. Each set of 3 vertical hoops is defended by the opposing team's Keeper.

Ron Weasley's middle name is Bilius, revealed by JK Rowling in interviews and confirmed in additional materials. This is canon information, though it doesn't appear in the main book series itself. The name comes from his uncle Bilius, who died after seeing a grim.

Armando Dippet was Headmaster of Hogwarts during Tom Riddle's time at school, as shown in 'Chamber of Secrets' memories and confirmed in additional canon. Dumbledore succeeded him sometime after Riddle graduated, but before the main events of the series begin.