The Harry Potter Universe Quiz

Horace Slughorn is the correct answer because he was the teacher who told Voldemort about Horcruxes. In the Harry Potter series, Slughorn was a former Potions professor at Hogwarts and a member of the Slug Club, a group of students he considered to be talented and influential. Voldemort sought Slughorn's knowledge about Horcruxes in order to split his soul and achieve immortality. Slughorn initially refused to share this information, but eventually revealed it under pressure from Dumbledore and Harry Potter.

Tom Riddle is the correct answer because he is the one who murdered Moaning Myrtle. In the Harry Potter series, it is revealed that Tom Riddle, who later becomes Lord Voldemort, was responsible for the death of Moaning Myrtle. He used the Basilisk, a giant serpent, to kill her in the Chamber of Secrets. This event plays a significant role in the plot of the second book/movie, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets."

Severus Snape is the Half-Blood Prince because in the Harry Potter series, it is revealed that Snape is the son of a Muggle father and a witch mother, making him a half-blood. Additionally, in the sixth book, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," it is revealed that Snape used the pseudonym "The Half-Blood Prince" when he was a student at Hogwarts. This name was written in a potions textbook that Harry Potter found, which contained various helpful and dangerous spells. Snape's true identity as the Half-Blood Prince is a crucial plot point in the series.

James Potter's patronus is a stag. This is revealed in the Harry Potter series, specifically in the third book, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." James Potter's animagus form is also a stag, and his patronus reflects this form. Additionally, Harry Potter's patronus takes the same form as his father's, further confirming that James Potter's patronus is indeed a stag.

Rubeus Hagrid is the gamekeeper of Hogwarts. He is responsible for taking care of the magical creatures on the Hogwarts grounds and maintaining the grounds. Hagrid is known for his love and passion for animals, particularly dangerous creatures, and his kind-hearted nature. He is often seen interacting with students and helping them with their studies or personal problems. Hagrid's role as the gamekeeper is crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of the Hogwarts community.

In the Harry Potter series, Dumbledore left Godric Gryffindor's Sword for Harry. However, Harry was not able to claim it because the sword could only be taken out of the Sorting Hat by a true Gryffindor. Since Harry was not a true Gryffindor, he could not claim the sword.

Bill Weasley was bitten by Fenir Greyback, a werewolf. Fenir Greyback is known for his attacks on humans, especially children, and is notorious for his viciousness. The attack on Bill Weasley resulted in him becoming a werewolf himself. Fenir Greyback's bite had a significant impact on Bill's life, as he had to undergo transformations every month and face the challenges of living with his condition.

The correct answer is Winky. Winky is the name of the Crouch family's house elf.

In the book/movie "Prisoner of Azkaban," Voldemort does not make a physical appearance. This is because he is still weak and in hiding after his defeat by baby Harry Potter. Instead, the focus of the story is on Sirius Black, a wrongly accused prisoner, and the mystery surrounding him. While Voldemort's presence is still felt through his followers, the main antagonist in this installment is not Voldemort himself.

In the Harry Potter series, Harry uses the Imperius Curse during the Battle of Gringotts in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." He casts the curse on a goblin to gain access to the vault. Therefore, the statement that Harry uses the Imperius Curse at some point during the entire series is true.

Charity Burbage is the first person/creature to die in 'Deathly Hallows'. In the book, she is a Muggle Studies professor at Hogwarts and is killed by Lord Voldemort for advocating for Muggle rights. This event occurs early in the story and sets the tone for the dangerous and deadly journey that Harry and his friends will face throughout the book.