Hogwarts 1st Year Exams

The charm that makes items fly is "wingardium leviosa."

The correct answer is Voldemort. In the Harry Potter series, Voldemort is revealed to be the murderer of James and Lily Potter. He was the main antagonist and leader of the Death Eaters, and he targeted the Potters because of a prophecy that stated their son, Harry, would be his downfall. Voldemort personally went to their house in Godric's Hollow and killed them using the Killing Curse. This event sets the stage for the entire series as Harry becomes the Boy Who Lived and the chosen one to defeat Voldemort.

The correct answer is "expeliarmus." This spell is used in the Harry Potter series to disarm opponents by causing their wands to fly out of their hands. It is a popular spell taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and is frequently used in duels and battles.

The correct answer is "rowina, salizar, godric, hilga." These are the names of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Rowina refers to Rowena Ravenclaw, Salizar refers to Salazar Slytherin, Godric refers to Godric Gryffindor, and Hilga refers to Helga Hufflepuff. These four individuals established the school and each founded one of the four Hogwarts houses.

A unicorn is a mythical creature often depicted as a horse-like creature with a single horn on its forehead. It is widely known in folklore and fantasy literature as a symbol of purity and grace. The other options, unicycle and Hungarian horntale, do not refer to magical beasts with a horn on their head, making unicorn the correct answer.

Muggles drive cars because they are non-magical beings who do not possess the ability to fly on brooms like witches and wizards. Cars are the most common mode of transportation for muggles in the Harry Potter universe, as they are in the real world.

The correct answer is "strength potion" because a strength potion is a magical concoction that enhances one's physical strength, allowing them to lift heavy objects with ease. This potion is commonly found in fantasy literature and games, where characters often use it to overcome physical challenges or to perform feats of strength that they wouldn't be able to accomplish otherwise.

The correct answer is "rectoratuctus." This is the name of the transfiguration spell that turns you into a rat.